Page 12 - Summit Elementary News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

One thing most people who live there know about Amarillo, Texas, it's that this city is wildly haunted. Some of the stories I've read about things happening at the old Summit Elementary building have me a bit creeped out. Mainly because it's not the typical "I just felt there was a presence" or "I started hearing these strange noises". These were very specific...and strange things that people have reported over time. Get our free mobile app Google Maps For example, there's a story about a former janitor that worked there. Legend has it he absolutely hated his job, and the kids at the school a...

De Soto High School gets a new mural Unmute Thompson painting DE SOTO, Wis. (WXOW) - Those passing through De Soto may notice a new piece of art across from De Soto High School and Middle School. Several students from De Soto are working on a new mural to replace the old one that had become quite weathered over the years. De Soto's new high school art teacher Carissa Brudos decided that the space needed something new to represent the students and people of De Soto. She enlisted the help of several of her students and others from the middle school to help paint. Ke...

Cool tools make inclusive art mural at Summit Unmute Zot Artz tools allowed every student to contribute to a giant floor mural. Created by artist Dwyane Szot, adaptive tools allow children with physical or cognitive challenges create art. Students also get to merge physical movement with the process of creating art. Every student of every ability gets to be actively learning. "So they walk around with these big pogo painters and they stamp, they have hand rollers that they can do on the floor," said Lindsey Shay, school based physical therapist. "For wheelchairs t...

Woodland Park High School has chosen two outstanding seniors to represent the Class of 2021 with graduation speeches through a new process devised by a student task force. Top honor students had the opportunity to submit a short statement on why they should be considered to write a speech. Of the statements submitted, five semifinalists were asked to submit a speech for consideration to the WPHS administration. From these five students, the administration chose two who best represent the class. Selected to speak at the May 28 graduation were Mycah Quevillon and Andrew Graber, both of the Divi...

Boise State News March 12, 2021 Rosa Gonzalez in her Summit Elementary classroom in Jerome, Idaho. Photo by Carrie Semmelroth. Rosa Gonzalez’s fourth grade dual-immersion classroom at Summit Elementary in Jerome, Idaho, is filled with the sound of nine-year-olds speaking Spanish. A lesson on Costa Rican jungle animals is up on the screen in front of the class. As Gonzalez asks questions about the animals, students eagerly raise their hands to answer in Spanish. After their morning lessons, Gonzalez’s students will cross the hall to co-teacher Jodi Ostler’s classroom for less...