These students were among Heather Harrison’s seventh grade science classes at Newton County Middle School who created and presented a wide range of habitat projects reflective of the supporting plants and animals during this nine weeks, from left, Jocie Johnson, Lyle Hollingsworth, Lorelai McKinion, Zarian John, Blake Chaney and Brody Parkes.
Newton County Elementary Science Instructor Paula Berryhill assists Emma Kate Munn as her class completes its ecosystem this week. Emma Kate’s science partners include, from left, Noah Smith, Kaydison Nickey and Kiara Shoemake.
During these nine weeks at Newton County Middle School, eighth grade students in Joy Munn and Lora Fulton’s Science and English Language Arts classes studied and wrote about the transition to fall. While eighth grade students were studying poetry and writing poems on fall leaves in Lora Fulton’s English classes, they were also identifying traits about themselves and color coding the trait with a fall leaf in Joy Munn’s Science classes. The completed project gave students the opportunity to create a fall display on the 200 Hall from left: Roaman Bender, Jaymie Henry, DeLiya Flowers and Seth Gipson.
First grade representatives of the Newton County Elementary School Extreme Team wear red during Red Ribbon Week proclaiming “We are PAWS-itively Drug Free!” From left, Ansley May, Georgia McGee, Eli Huddleston, Cole Caldwell, Mason Smith, Nylee Autman and Charlie Pearson. The NCES Extreme Team initiative promotes safety on campus and class representatives provide extra eyes for lost items and assist in finding the owners.
These students were the first to receive Positive Office Referrals at Newton County Elementary School this school year. Each student was invited to a POR Pizza Party to celebrate with the principals from left, Ansley May, Ejuene Murrell, Jeremiah Wilson, Kaleb Crocker, Triston Pierce, Toby Boykin, and Eli Huddleston; back row from left: NCES Assistant Principal Jessica Loper, Joshua Moore, NCES Assistant Principal John May, Christian Lampkin, Hannah Foley, Ava Youngblood, Karmyn Butler, Quan Nickson, Cole Bagley, and NCES Principal Jason Roberson. Recommendations for a Positive Office Referral are made by faculty and staff who catch a Little Cougar going above and beyond while on campus.
