Scott Elementary's Kindergarten "Operation Day 2026" was a huge hit! Our kindergarten classrooms turned into operating rooms, giving our young doctors the opportunity to do:
- Brain surgery with ways to make 10
- Heart surgery with addition within 10 and CVC words
- Measuring with bones
- Word surgery with open and closed syllables
- Operation game with sight words
- Leg casts with rhyming bandaids
Learning is fun in Kindergarten at SES! #19SESPride #19EveryStudent
- Brain surgery with ways to make 10
- Heart surgery with addition within 10 and CVC words
- Measuring with bones
- Word surgery with open and closed syllables
- Operation game with sight words
- Leg casts with rhyming bandaids
Learning is fun in Kindergarten at SES! #19SESPride #19EveryStudent
Bravo to the Scott Elementary 5th Grade Band and Chorus for their spectacular spring concert! We are so proud of our students for putting themselves in the spotlight and performing at such a high level. Big thanks to Band Director, Mrs. Lexi Gore, and Chorus Director, Mr. Leon Richardson for such a great performance! #19SESPride #19EveryStudent
Week of the Military Child 2026 at Scott Elementary was once again a tremendous success! This special week focused on honoring and celebrating the contributions and sacrifices of our military-connected students. The week's festivities include a school picnic, bounce houses, a Touch-a-Truck Event, and a concert put on by the amazing US Air Force Band of Mid-America!
On behalf of everyone at Scott Elementary, thank you to our families for your continued support and for trusting us with your children. We are grateful for the opportunity to serve your families.
We would also like to extend a heartfelt thank you to our Week of the Military Child sponsors, 5th grade teacher Trisha Gass and Kindergarten teacher Brittney Manning, for their vision and dedication in bringing this week to life. This celebration would not have been possible without their hard work and commitment! #19SESPride #19EveryStudent
On behalf of everyone at Scott Elementary, thank you to our families for your continued support and for trusting us with your children. We are grateful for the opportunity to serve your families.
We would also like to extend a heartfelt thank you to our Week of the Military Child sponsors, 5th grade teacher Trisha Gass and Kindergarten teacher Brittney Manning, for their vision and dedication in bringing this week to life. This celebration would not have been possible without their hard work and commitment! #19SESPride #19EveryStudent
This afternoon, SES 4th graders did a great job with their performance of Rock and Roll Forever, celebrating music from the 1950s and 60s. From the hand jive to Elvis and Little Richard, the show captured some of the most memorable moments of early rock and roll! Thank you to Ms. Harry and Mr. Richardson for everything you do to support our music program and help make experiences like this possible! Nice work, 4th grade! #19SESPride #19EveryStudent
Scott Elementary is grateful for these three wonderful ladies today and every day! Dannielle, Susan, and Amber not only keep our office up and running, but take great care of our students and staff. THANK YOU from all of us at SES! #19EveryStudent #19SESPride
Scott Elementary students had so much fun at the ProKids Character-Building Show today! Students learned (and sang) about honesty, enjoyed watching their friends and teachers on stage, and were WOWED by the amazing Tim Hannig's magic! What a special day for our students! 19EveryStudent#19SESPride
The “Why You Matter” project is back at Scott Elementary this year, just in time for Family Reading Night, The Book Fair, and the Week of the Military Child!
Led by Art teacher Ms. Lydia Prince, this project includes every student and staff member in the building. Each person shares why they believe they matter, and their photo and message are displayed throughout the school, making students feel like celebrities as they see themselves celebrated on the walls.
Thank you to Ms. Prince for her dedication to this meaningful project, and to our PTO for helping hang all of the displays!
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Mrs. Voudrie and Ms. Grove's SES LEAF classes practiced social and play skills at the Edwardsville Children's Museum and park. #19SESPride
Congratulations to our Scott Elementary Read, Right, and Run team for competing in the Go! St. Louis Read, Right, and Run Marathon last Saturday in Forest Park! The Read, Right, and Run Marathon is a national program that integrates literacy, community service, and physical fitness for students. Our students achieved their goal of READING 26 books, doing RIGHT with 26 good deeds, and RUNNING 26.2 miles over the course of their season that began in January. We are so proud of this great group of kids. Thank you to Coaches Jen Hilgendorf and Erica Stoviak for leading this group to reach their goals! #19EveryStudent #19SESPride
SES 3rd graders celebrated Quarter 3 reward!! Students had to guess the Mystery Teacher from their voice while enjoying some chips!! #19EveryStudent #19SESPride
Scott Elementary is celebrating National Paraprofessional Day today by giving a shout-out to our outstanding Instructional Aides, Individual Care Aides, and Supervisory Aides. These individuals are such an important part of our school, and we could not do what we do without them. On a daily basis, they provide invaluable support for our students and staff. Thank you to this wonderful group for everything they do to make SES a great place for our students! #19SESPride #19EveryStudent
As Scott Elementary kicks off the month of the military child, our staff wore yellow in support of our military-connected students and their families. We are truly grateful for our school community and the sacrifices they make everyday for our country. 💛#19SESPride #19EveryStudent
As Scott Elementary prepares to kick off Month of this Military Child in April, our campus is proudly displaying yellow ribbons on our trees and around our entrance.
In the military community, yellow ribbons symbolize support, sacrifice, and the hope for a safe return home. At SES, where every student is connected to military service, these ribbons are a reminder that we stand with our children and their families every day. Thank you to all of our families for the sacrifices you make for our country! #19SESPride #19EveryStudent
In the military community, yellow ribbons symbolize support, sacrifice, and the hope for a safe return home. At SES, where every student is connected to military service, these ribbons are a reminder that we stand with our children and their families every day. Thank you to all of our families for the sacrifices you make for our country! #19SESPride #19EveryStudent
Our next SES parent shout-out goes to first grade teacher, Ms. Lingelbach! Congratulations to Ms. Lingelbach who is being recognized for making learning exciting and fun! #19EveryStudent #19SESPride
Today at Scott Elementary, our therapy dog Zion is soaking up the sunshine and having fun at recess with our kindergarten students!
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#19SESPride #19EveryStudent
Today at SES, students who raised over $300 for the American Heart Association were treated to a VIP lunch with their PE teachers, Mr. Ballard and Mr. Barnes. We want to give a big "thank you!" to Speedi Check in Mascoutah for providing the sandwiches for our students! And we also want to give a big shout out to 1st Grade Student Shaylnn Schaefer, who raised over $1,000 for the American Heart Association. For being the top fundraiser at SES, Shaylnn was the "Principal for the Day" last Friday! Students loved having a new boss for the day! #19SESPride #19EveryStudent
Scott Elementary staff wore blue this morning to show our support for Cambree York, an 8th grade student at nearby Carriel Junior High in O’Fallon. Cambree is battling a serious illness and infection and just successfully completed a major surgery yesterday.
Cambree has a heart of gold and an amazing support system around her. SES and Mascoutah are with Cambree all the way! 💙
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Cambree has a heart of gold and an amazing support system around her. SES and Mascoutah are with Cambree all the way! 💙
#19SESPride #19EveryStudent #cheerlikecambree
SES is proud to shout-out Dana Weisenbach and Christi Auld in for National School Social Worker Week ! Every day, they provide support, guidance, and a steady presence for our students, families, and staff. Whether they are helping a student navigate a tough situation, partnering with teachers to problem solve,or connecting families with resources, they make a huge difference at SES. We are so thankful for them! #19SESPride #19EveryStudent
We had a great turnout at our Gifted Family Game Night! Over 160 gifted students and their families from MES, SES, and WES joined us at Wingate for an evening filled with fun, laughter, snacks, and plenty of brainpower! It was wonderful to see our students collaborating, problem-solving, and stretching their thinking skills alongside their families. Thank you to everyone who attended and helped make the night such a success! 💜 #19EveryStudent
Students at Scott Elementary enjoyed a visit from the Earth Dome this week! Students were able to see and better understand the scale of concepts such as continents, time zones, latitude, longitude, and more! Thank you to Christopher Ellis that took the time to educate, and gave our scholars the opportunity to explore and ask questions! #19EveryStudent #19SESPride
