The SAFB Fire Department visited the 1st graders at Scott Elementary to talk about fire safety. #19EveryStudent
Scott Elementary 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders learned about Cyber Security from some special base volunteers! #19EveryStudent
5S Partner presentations in ELA for comparing different versions of Cinderella. #19EveryStudent
Mrs. Albers' class meets Sparky for Fire Prevention Week! #EveryStudent
Mrs. Wehmeyer's class meets Sparky for Fire Prevention Week! #EveryStudent
Mrs. Nelson's class meets Sparky for Fire Prevention Week! #EveryStudent
Mrs. Gentry's Class meeting Sparky for Fire Prevention Week! #EveryStudent
Mrs. Fensom's class meeting Sparky for Fire Prevention Week! #EveryStudent
Winners of the 5E Bill of Rights Escape Room. #19EveryStudent
4th Grade Students at Scott Elementary created 100th Birthday Cards for a Veteran. # Every Student
Scott Elementary 2nd grade students practice boomwhackers in music class! #19EveryStudent
Scott Elementary wishes to salute all of our custodians on National Custodial Worker's Recognition Day! Mr. Andy, Mr. Tyler, Mr. Brian, Ms. Donna and Ms. Vickie, THANK YOU for all you do at SES! #19EveryStudent
Mrs. Wilhelm's 3rd graders are learning how pollinating flowers makes seeds and fruit.
The students in Mrs. Fensom's class at Scott Elementary are learning that the relationship between three numbers can be used to make addition and subtraction sentences. #19EveryStudent
Kindergarten had a great time learning about apples on Apple Rotation Day.#19EveryStudent
Students in Mrs. Wehmeyer's classroom at Scott Elementary are using different strategies to practice subtraction! #19EveryStudent
5th graders recreate the "Imploding Tanker" phenomenon in their classrooms! #19EveryStudent #ScottElementary
School Picture Day is coming, Thursday, September 19. All students and staff will be photographed. Bring your BEST Smile.
Ms. Schuette's class wrote “Thank You” letters to her grandfather who is participating in an Honor Flight in October. Ms. Schuette's grandfather served in the Air Force and fought in Vietnam War. One must apply and be accepted in order to attend the Honor Flight. This Honor Flight recognizes past veterans by flying them out to DC to see the war monuments and memorials. When they were deployed for war, they always looked forward to letters from home. As a tribute, they will receive letters from friends and families who express their gratitude for their service on their flight back home.
Mrs. Amman’s second graders exploring part-part-whole relationship in math. #19EveryStudent
