Public Education - A Mission Worth Saving. The community is invited to join Derald Glover as he shares the role religion has played in the country and within public schools throughout history. He will be speaking at Bristow Freewill Baptist Church @ 1pm on Friday, Oct. 6th. All are welcome to join the conversation.
No School Friday, October 6th.
We are busy these next two weeks!
- NO SCHOOL this Friday, October 6 for a Professional Day.
- Parent/Teacher Conferences on Mon, Oct 9 and Tues, Oct 10.
- Fall Break Wed, Oct 11 through Fri, Oct 13.
Please call your child's school office if you need to schedule a Parent/Teacher Conference.
We are beginning our chocolate fundraiser for the year at Collins Elementary. Students have information and a permission slip today. If they can sell chocolate, they will need to bring their permission slip tomorrow, October 3rd, and can check out two boxes at a time. Thank you for helping us raise money for our school.
Mr. Williams' 4th graders are learning about life science with an owl pellet activity.
Picture Day is coming!
Collins' students will have pictures taken on Wednesday, October 4th.
Picture order forms and envelopes were sent home.
Mrs. Taff's third graders are learning about oil formation and sediment layers as part of their OERB unit.
Mr. Williams' fourth graders learn about the vascular system of plants.
Mrs. Fechner's fourth graders learn about the predator/prey relationship using owl pellets. We appreciate the agriculture department for providing what the students need for this activity.
Mrs. Ledbetter's third graders learning about balance in science class. They are making moving sculptures.
Mrs. Taff's third graders learning about balance and moving.
We love science!
Mrs. Montgomery's third graders learning about balance and potential and kinetic energy.
Science is cool.
Collins Elementary celebrates Talk Like a Pirate Day!
Mrs. Blansett's fourth grade classes participated in a pirate scavenger hunt as part of their Talk Like a Pirate Day activities. Students enjoyed this immensely and we appreciate the hard work Mrs. Blansett put in to provide this activity for her classes.
Collins Elementary celebrates Talk Like a Pirate Day!
Fifth graders in Mr. Cook's and Mrs. McGovran's classes participated in a pirate escape room. Students had a lot of fun with this project.
Ahoy! September 19th be Natter (talk) Like A Pirate Day. That's certainly easy fer us here at Bristow Public Schools, home o' the Purple Pirates! Many students enjoyed natterin' (talking) like a pirate today at school. How about ye try it at home this evenin'? Here's a wee activity...create yer owns pirate name! 1. Pick a color 2. Name an animal 3 Pick a profession. Voila! Ye 'ave yer owns pirate name!Hope ye 'ave a fun pirate day! `Pirate Pete
Mrs. Darr's homeroom class spent time learning and remembering 9/11 on Monday in their afternoon class with Mrs. Aston. As part of the day's activities students read a book called "Sirius, The Hero Dog of 9/11". Following the reading Creek County brought in two of their dogs in service for a presentation to students. Students were able to connect these dogs to the service dogs, that helped to save people on 9/11. We appreciate Chief Raney for setting this up and the Creek County officers and K9 unit for their time and service.
Mrs. Aston's class spent time learning and remembering 9/11 on Monday. As part of the day's activities students read a book called "Sirius, The Hero Dog of 9/11". Following the reading Creek County brought in two of their dogs in service for a presentation to students. Students were able to connect these dogs to the service dogs, that helped to save people on 9/11. We appreciate Chief Raney for setting this up and the Creek County officers and K9 unit for their time and service.
Collins students and teachers supporting the police department fundraiser. We are grateful for all our officers do for us.
Mr. Williams' Tie Club has started again. These handsome young men are participating and learning life skills. Each Wednesday, they meet as a group with Mr. Williams. This group works on manners, they hold doors, help teachers with tasks, and things that come up in daily life. We appreciate Mr. Williams and his work with students.
Mrs. Blansett's fourth graders had a blast during a balloon and sequencing activity. Each group had to pop their balloons to reveal the clues and then sequence them together to become the winner? Check out that beautiful gym floor!
