Ms. Key's fifth grade students worked on creating videos for nonfiction Dewey decimals sections in library this week.
Fourth and fifth grade students had a great trip to the Greensboro Science Center.
Third thourgh fifth grade students competed all week in a Multiplication Math Fact Challenge. Congratulations to Ms. Key's fifth grade class on their first place win, Mrs. Jefferson's third grade class in their second place, and Mrs. Hooker's fourth grade class on their third place! Everyone did an amazing job!!
Here are some more One Book, One School trivia winners. Congratulations Cora, Emersyn, and Callen!
Our All-County Chorus students did an amazing job today!
Congratulations to our winners! Their names were drawn from last night's family night.
Here are some more trivia question winners. Congratulations Max and Lilly!
We have had an amazing week dressing up for Read Across America week!
Thank you to all our guest readers this week! We really enjoyed having you read to our students!
Congratulations to Ellie and Greyson for answering our One Book, One School trivia questions correctly!
Congratulations to Ricky and Alison for answering our trivia question correctly for our One Book, One School.
Congratulations to Noah and Briana for answering our trivia question correctly for our One Book, One School!
Dillard Academy's fourth grade students attended the unveiling of a mural in honor of N.C. Music Hall of Fame inductee, Mary Cardwell Dawson in Madison today.
This event celebrates Dawson's extraordinary contributions to American music and her pioneering legacy, marking her place among the legends of North Carolina's musical heritage.
First graders read about Mae Jemison thsi week in the library. They really enjoyed making flying rockets!
Kindergarteners at Dillard, reviewed nursery rhymes in the library this week. Students used Legos to build a wall for Humpty Dumpty.
Dillard Academy is reading "A Boy Called Bat" by Elana K. Arnold for our One Book, One School. Way to go Emma and Kylee for answering our trivia questions correctly!
Good afternoon Dillard Academy families! Today we had a speaker from Rachel's Challenge that spoke to students to go along with Random Acts of Kindness Week. Rachel's Challenge helps to address the causes of school bullying through programs that promote connection, resilience, and hope to support the overall development of all students. The speaker gave students five challenges which are: 1. Be Kind, Say Kind Things, and Do Kind Things 2. Accept and Include Others 3. Choose Positive Influences 4. Dream Big, Set Goals, Keep a Journal 5. Start a Chain Reaction of Kindness
Good afternoon Dillard Academy families! Last week we started Dalmatians With Character where each week teachers/staff can nominate a student that has displayed our PBIS character trait of the month. For this month our PBIS trait is self-discipline. Each nominee gets a certificate and to place their finger print on Spot to help him earn his spots through showing SPOT on behavior. We also select one K-2 student and one 3-5 student each week that was nominated to receive a book of their choosing. Here are our nominees and 2 winners for last week!
Today is the day we start our One Book, One School! Tonight families should read the first two chapters. There will be trivia questions on the morning announcement and students have a chance to win a prize if they answer correctly. We hope you enjoy the book with your family! Staff are reading it to, so make sure to ask us about the book!
The RCS Board of Education recognized our schools exceeding academic growth for the 2023-2024 school year: Dillard Academy, Leaksville-Spray Elementary, Lincoln Elementary, South End Elementary, Stoneville Elementary, Wentworth Elementary and Western Rockingham Middle!!
