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We would like to welcome Makenzie Brady to Spanish Oaks. She loves to connect with each of her students and have fun every day. The second graders are lucky to have such a great teacher. As a kid her dream was to be a teacher, an astronomer, or an interior designer. If you're in second grade and love cats then this teacher is for you, she has three of them! By Tristan Allen, Talen Dewitt
Congratulations to a great bunch of students. Mr. Murray is filling up his hat with names!
I'm proud to present our new computer teacher, Mrs. Erin Maughan! She is a great computer teacher. She is definitely a keeper. She said that she loved her job and that the kids here are really the best. So I am guessing she knows what she is doing. But, not only is she a computer teacher, but she is a mother at the same time, she has 5 kids, one 17 year old boy, a 15 year old girl, a 13 year old boy, an 8 year old boy, a 6 year old girl, and last but not least a tortoise named Titan that is 11 years old. How crazy is that!
Here at Spanish Oaks, we have been amazed at how supportive our local businesses are of our public schools. They are so willing to donate items, give discounts, and just help out in any way possible. We just had Chick-Fil-A donate a large number of meal cards, and Fiiz a large number of gift cards. They have shown appreciation for the hard work our teachers and staff are doing. Thanks so much for their support of education, and for their donations!!
It may look a little different, but the fifth graders were sure chowing down on their cold cereal "feast" this morning. It did look pretty good!
The fifth grade students learned all about how school would have been if they attended in Colonial times. They dressed up, had their names changed, used no technology, wrote with ink and quill, used hammers and nails, and even had an old fashioned chalkboard. Times have certainly changed. A big thanks to the fifth grade teachers for making this a memorable learning experience!