
Computer Science Education Week begins today!
The annual call to action inspires students to learn computer science and celebrate the contributions of students, teachers, and partners to the field.
#CPSCelebrates #CSEdWeek


Ms. Brennan-Webb's class and Mrs. Gettle designed and built houses to try and withstand a storm surge and heavy winds from a "hurricane". Here's a look at the houses they created.











Ms. Brennan-Webb's class had hands on learning with weather today in their inflatable air house. Students were able to visualize high pressure air masses and low pressure air masses.



Our Instructional Suite has a new small group area! Ms. Sorey, our reading specialist, is taking advantage of this great spot for learning!


Flashback to when Ms. Warner and Mrs. Brittingham's class built model LEGO Windmills!





Join us for our PTA STEAM Night on Tuesday, December 5th from 5:30-6:30pm. It is a fun filled evening for the whole family: Building challenges, Ozobot Maze Challenges, Binary Bracelets/keychains, CPS Library fun, and much more! Let us know if you can make it: https://tinyurl.com/sristeam


11/27-Dismissal Update- Busses left at 3:07pm and bus 257 is a double back.

Join us to understand the MAP (Measures of Academic Progress) Growth Program on December 6, 2023. Information shared will support the ongoing collaboration between teachers, students, and families with students in grades 1-8. Register at: http://tinyurl.com/CPSMAPScores


Ms. Williams class worked in groups to research energy resources and create posters to share what they had learned.






This week Ms. Coleman and Mrs. Gerling's class had a "Macys parade" from the book Balloons over Broadway! They even made a special stop to the office and visited Ms. Popson!



Ozobots took over the Media Center last week with our 4th graders designing balloons for their Ozobot Parade and our 5th graders using block coding to escape a cornfield maze.






Our fifth graders continue to explore
energy resources. They worked in teams to construct a model of a windmill and then programmed the model to power the light on.










11/21-Dismissal Update-Busses left at 3:07pm.
Bus routes 345 and 235 are double backs.

Mrs. Simmons class did a rain experiment today. They took water, placed shaving cream on top to act as the cloud, and put food coloring on top to act as the rain. They observed that the heavier the food coloring, the quicker the color moved through the shaving cream. They were able to make the connection that the heavier the rain is in a cloud the faster it falls to the ground!






Congratulations to our SRI Reading Teacher of the Year, Mrs. Lee!


🎙️ 🎧 Listen today to our latest podcast episode that shares the story of how our academies help “make dreams come true” for our students!✨ https://www.cpschools.com/page/amplified
You will hear from Cadence Weaver, a Chesapeake Virtual Academy student, and Dr. Kelli Jordan, Supervisor of Chesapeake Virtual Academy, about the successes in virtual learning. 💻 Then, journey through our high school academies with Dr. Shonda Windham, Director of College and Career Readiness, and Mrs. Meredith Strahan, Governor's STEM Academy Coordinator. 🚀
🌐 For more on all of our academy options, visit cpschools.com.
🔊 Don’t forget to subscribe or follow "Amplified: The Chesapeake Public Schools Podcast,” on your favorite podcast platforms, where we share the stories behind our story!


Our 5th Graders had the opportunity to visit the Mariner's Museum this week. They had a great time !



11/16-Dismissal Update- All busses were dismissed at 3:09pm.

Celebrate GIS with us!
We invite students to complete a virtual scavenger hunt using GIS technology. Students who complete the challenge by Nov. 29, 2023, can enter to win a prize.
You can find the link to the scavenger hunts here: https://www.cpschools.com/o/cps/page/planning


Don't forget to place your orders for the PTA Original Works Fund raiser by Thursday, November 16th. Remember to include the original piece of artwork in your order form. Some of the items under $10 would make an excellent gift for the holidays! Visit original works.com/parents to learn more!
