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Congrats to these students for their recent achievements!
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Tonight's girls basketball game is varsity only with a 6:00 start time. The contest is at Heritage. Get-'em Buffs!
Congrats to Leyla Shelton! She has been named, DACC Student of the Week! Hard work pays off! Way to go!
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These seniors are excited about getting the season started! Big win against Uni High tonight!
Our Turkey Trot is getting closer everyday! Please continue working toward the amazing prizes we have to offer for the most donations. We thank you all for your participation on this years Turkey Trot!
1 MORE WEEK!
Lyla got to use the book vending machine for being a rock star student!
Pine Crest is hiring for the following positions. 2 Teaching Assistants in K/1, 2 Teaching Assistants for Early Childhood, and 1 Teaching Assistant for PreK. If you are qualified and interested please email either Ashley Vaughn (avaughn@gobuffaloes.org) or Zayne McCorkle (zmccorkle@gobuffaloes.org).
Billy got to use the book vending machine today for doing an “extra awesome job” in class!
Mr. Herrin's student Brent with a book he got out of the book vending machine. Brent has improved so much in his behavior and learning since being here. Glad to have him in my class!
Another busy week at MMJH! Please note the time for tonight's Boys Basketball Game at Gifford has changed. The bus will now leave MMJH at 3:45.
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Congrats to Dasani Copass! She is McDonalds Student of the Month! Way to go!
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Congrats to Jase Latoz! He is McDonalds Athlete of the month. Good golfer! Sectional Qualifier!
Gobble Gobble Gobble!!
12 more days until our Turkey Trot at Pine Crest!!!
Donations are starting to flood in! Don't miss your chance to help the Student Motivation Team provide fun field trips, incentives, rewards, and exciting motivational activities throughout the school year.
Students are accepting cash and checks for donations. Please be sure to make checks out to Pine Crest Elementary. We appreciate all of the donations!
Happy Trotting!
Mrs. Buhr visited Mrs. Davis’s 2nd grade class today to complete a lesson on edible plants and insects! Students were given an opportunity to eat a cricket at the end of the lesson. Such a cool experience for everyone to enjoy!
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There will be a HS men's basketball meeting on Friday, November 10, at 7:30 PM, in the cafeteria. Coach Morgan and his staff would like to see all parents attend. Thank you.
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Putting the thinking caps on in science class today! #thatsbuffalo
On November 21st Pine Crest students will be taking part in a Turkey Trot themed Walk-a-Thon. Students are encouraged (but not required) to dress up in fun, weather appropriate outfits as they will all participate in the fun-filled event. The Turkey Trot will be held during the school day and will consist of students walking as a class around our designated Turkey Trot area. Students will be collecting donations prior to this event. Donations will go toward our Student Motivation fund which is used to organize many things such as IAR incentives, academic awards, field trips, and other motivational activities throughout the school year. We are encouraging every student to raise at least $30. Those who raise $30 will be rewarded with a pizza party!
Please know that this event is not open to the public.
We are asking for flat donations that are not based on how many laps a student achieves but based on the student participating in the event. All donations need to be collected and turned into Pine Crest by November 20th for the student to be eligible to win prizes
We invite all Georgetown - Ridge Farm senior citizens, to attend our free Holiday Luncheon, on Wednesday, December 6th, 2023 at 12:00 noon, in the High School Gym. Attendees must make a reservation by calling 217-662-6716 by November 21st.
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We are proud of the project our students have completed for Festival of Trees! The house was picked up and taken the Civic Arena today.
Mrs. Davis’s 2nd grade RTI enrichment students completed a planet research project. Students were able to pick their own planet, research it and complete a directed draw of their planet to go along with the information.