Third grade students in Mrs. Williams class are analyzing and comparing their constructive written responses from last year’s responses.
Important Information:
On Tuesday, March 11, Sheriff Nunley presented a “Law Enforcement Interaction Training” for all Crosbyton CISD Juniors and Seniors. This training is a TEA graduation requirement, and we want to thank Sheriff Nunley for visiting with our students.
On Wednesday, March 12, Jim Justus, Crosbyton Fire Chief, was able to coordinate a “CPR Training” for all Crosbyton CISD Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors. This training is a TEA graduation requirement, and we want to thank Fire Chief Justus and members of the local volunteer fire department and EMT personnel.
Our Brave Store was created to help students earn financial literacy! Students earn coins and brave bucks throughout the year to go shopping at our Brave Store. They have to keep track of their earnings, fines, deposits, withdrawals, etc to manage their money and make purchases! They have to make purchasing decisions based on the money they have. We enjoy getting to watch them prioritize purchases and figure out if they have enough to purchase the items they want or have been saving for.
Early dismissal at noon this Friday:
We had another spotlight student to celebrate this morning! Congrats!
Alaia is one smart cookie! She took off with MindPlay and has not stopped. Her growth is remarkable. Alaia leads with PAX leadership skills everywhere she goes. When you need a helping hand, Alaia is ready and willing. Keep shinning sweet girl!
Our 4th Six Weeks Perfect Attendance winner was Thiago in 1st Grade! He took home a brand new bike today!! Congratulations!
Congratulations to these amazing Spotlight students!! They are phenomenal PAX Leaders and we love to celebrate them!
Emerson shows exceptional perseverance in the classroom. Emerson always faces challenges head-on with a positive attitude as well as showing a commitment to her personal growth. Her determination to overcome obstacles, no matter how tough, is truly inspiring. Whether it's helping a peer understand a difficult concept, offering encouragement during group activities, Emerson never shy's away from giving it her best. Her ability to balance her own academic responsibilities while being such a valuable helper to others in the class speaks to her character and work ethic. She is a true team player in all she does.
Erin is a very sweet friend. She’s a good listener and knows how to write her name. She loves to help clean at the end of the day. Erin is a good friend to all her classmates.
Cora is a great student. She’s a good listener and always does her morning work very carefully. She is a great artist and she is a hard worker. Cora can write her name and know all her letters and sounds. She is a great PAX leader.
Keson is a soft-spoken, kind-hearted PAX leader who consistently sets an example of respect and kindness. He always uses his manners and encourages his friends to do the same, creating a positive atmosphere around him. Keson is also quick to offer help to both his classmates and teachers, always willing to lend a hand. His dedication to doing his best in everything he does makes him a true role model and an inspiration to those around him!
Kingsley works really hard to make sure understands how to do his math and likes to double check that he is doing it correctly. He is a good PAX leader and tries to help others understand our lessons.
Scott is becoming a real PAX leader! During learning he's focused & ready to learn. He works hard and is setting a great example for his table team! He always has a smile on his face!
Early Dismissal at noon this Friday:
Congratulations to our Weekly Staff Spotlight, Felisha Acebedo!
Congratulations to our Weekly Staff Spotlight, Shavonne Gowens!
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A few pictures of our High School Powerlifters in action yesterday at the Regional Powerlifting meet in Brownfield. Those that qualified were Robert Moreno, Roman Childers, Henry Sandoval and Hunter Cruz. They did a great job representing CHS! Go Chiefs! #chieftainnation
STAAR interim testing information:
Bingo Night was a SUCCESS! Thank you to everyone who came to support the senior class!
Mrs. Wallace’s 4th graders designed and built artificial limbs for various animals. They have been studying physical traits; more specifically, inherited and acquired traits.
Congratulations to our HS One Act Play on advancing to Bi-District! Our students and their director Terri Davis did a great job!
Some individual honors include:
Best Light Technician: Ryan Salas
Best Technical Crew: Riley Dunn, Deni Lynn Davis and Ryan Salas
Honorable Mention Cast: Meriah Strong, Brylan Guzman, and Cole Davis
All Star Cast: Araceli Rodriguez, Demi Daugherty, and Jackson Cheek
Third grade working through their weekly Social Emotional Learning lesson on Self Regulation!
Due to high wind speeds, Crosbyton elementary will have a cafeteria dismissal today. Please pull into the lane where you drop off in the morning.
Please don't pull all the way up to the door as there is some new concrete poured.
Thank you!
Regional Powerlifting Meet information:
