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Kids helping kids is there anything more beautiful? Sutton Elementary School Leaders in Training recently hosted Harvest Hustle to collect items for local homeless children.
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Kids helping kids is there anything more beautiful? Sutton Elementary School Leaders in Training recently hosted Harvest Hustle to collect items for local homeless children.
In the midst of the fourth wave, Schools across Quebec are preparing for what will be an unusual start to the school year — and at Sutton Elementary School, this includes the installation of a BMX bike course.
Owensboro elementary students participate in bike safety rodeo Owensboro elementary students participate in bike safety rodeo By 14 News Staff | April 15, 2021 at 12:35 PM CDT - Updated April 15 at 5:21 PM OWENSBORO, Ky. (WFIE) - Third and fourth-grade students at Sutton Elementary School got to learn the rules of the road in a unique way Thursday. School officials say those students took part in the Norton Childrenâs Hospital Bike Safety Rodeo. The event takes place at schools throughout Kentucky each year and is designed to teach hands-on bicycle safety. Organizers say a profession...
Sutton Elementary School is hosting "Help Friends with Paws For Melissa Baber" and they need your help. Tiffany Hoffman, Kindergarten Teacher, at Sutton Elementary School was blessed to work alongside, Melissa Baber, her former assistant. In 2015, Melissa was taken suddenly and way too soon in 2015. Mrs. Hoffman wanted to do something to keep her memory and spirit alive for years to come. Sherry Baber Melissa loved animals. Tiffany decided to host a pet supply drive in her classroom the first year and after that, it caught on throughout the whole school eventually becoming community-wid...
HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- After last week's winter storm closed down schools, most districts opted to go virtual on Wednesday. But in Houston ISD, there was a catch. Parents told ABC13 their kids were only required to log in for a short time without any teachers. They add this created a lot of confusion. When we reached with some questions to the district, here's what it had to say in response. Students were told they would only have to log in for about 40 minutes [Wednesday] to complete assignments, yet no teachers. Why was that decision made? "Teachers were provided a teacher preparation day...