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Class Photos

Class picture Day- A Strawbridge photographer will be here to take class group pictures on Wednesday, Jan. 22. Please return the envelope with an exact payment of $12 on picture day. If you pay online, please return the envelope with your confirmation number on it. The online code is FM456179. We look forward to great pictures! (see attachment)

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A picture of Jamie Bell in the hallway.
Jamie Bell, Elementary STEAMA Facilitator, shares how STEAMA support student learning

Mrs. Jamie Bell teaches the STEAMA class for elementary grade students at Kenansville Elementary School (KES). She supports learning at KES by working with our teachers and staff to integrate STEAMA activities into the classroom lessons being taught to her students. She says that Duplin County Schools is unique because of the Agriculture component of STEAMA which is so prevalent in Duplin County. Mrs. Bell is proud of the many opportunities that she is able to give her students through her STEAMA class, such as instilling the value of working together, even though we may not always agree and have different opinions.

Mrs. Jamie Bell teaches the STEAMA class for elementary grade students at Kenansville Elementary School (KES). She supports learning at KES by working with our teachers and staff to integrate STEAMA activities into the classroom lessons being taught to her students. She says that Duplin County Schools is unique because of the Agriculture component of STEAMA which is so prevalent in Duplin County. Mrs. Bell is proud of the many opportunities that she is able to give her students through her STEAMA class, such as instilling the value of working together, even though we may not always agree and have different opinions.

A group photo of the KES BETA students at the state convention.
BETA Club at Kenansville Elementary

BETA recognizes high academic achievement, promotes character and social responsibility, encourages service involvement in school and community, and fosters leadership skills. This school year is the first year that Kenansville Elementary School has implemented an Elementary BETA club. In the fall, 62 members were inducted into our club. Over 30 students participated in the state convention bringing home 10 national placements. Elementary BETA has hosted a sock drive, a Coats for Kids coat drive, and a toy drive for the children's hospital in memory of Layla Mewborn.

BETA recognizes high academic achievement, promotes character and social responsibility, encourages service involvement in school and community, and fosters leadership skills. This school year is the first year that Kenansville Elementary School has implemented an Elementary BETA club. In the fall, 62 members were inducted into our club. Over 30 students participated in the state convention bringing home 10 national placements. Elementary BETA has hosted a sock drive, a Coats for Kids coat drive, and a toy drive for the children's hospital in memory of Layla Mewborn.

 

Kylie standing and smiling in front of a cabinet in the classroom.
Kylie Pate share her experience as a kindergartner at Kenansville Elementary

Kylie Pate is a kindergarten student at Kenansville Elementary School (KES). She excels academically, is empathetic, is a good role model for other students, and is an excellent peer tutor. When she grows up she would like to be a zoo keeper.  Kylie says KES is preparing her to know how to care for animals. Carpet time is Kylie’s favorite time of her school day. KES is special to her because of her favorite teacher, Mrs. Robyn Sutton.

Jaquis at a desk reading a book.
Jaquis Barden, shares how Kenansville Elementary is preparing him for his goals

Jaquis Barden is a 3rd grade student at Kenansville Elementary School. The 3rd-grade teachers say Jaquis has worked hard to improve his reading this year and he has succeeded! Jaquis would like to be a football player when he grows up. He says DCS is preparing him for this goal by helping him learn to read, do math, and learn about science. Jaquis’ favorite subject is reading and he says KES is very special because the teachers and staff help him learn to read.
 

Jaquis Barden is a 3rd grade student at Kenansville Elementary School. The 3rd-grade teachers say Jaquis has worked hard to improve his reading this year and he has succeeded! Jaquis would like to be a football player when he grows up. He says DCS is preparing him for this goal by helping him learn to read, do math, and learn about science. Jaquis’ favorite subject is reading and he says KES is very special because the teachers and staff help him learn to read.