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Congratulations to Our Bus Drivers of the Year!
Congratulations to these fabulous bus drivers! Driver of the Year: Crystal Willis Gonzalez; Sub Driver of the Year: Anita Holmes
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Beta Club Inductees
We would like to recognize students that are being inducted into the Beta Club this school year. Being a member of the Beta Club is a high honor. To be a member of the Beta Club, the students must have an 85% average or better in all subject areas with an overall average of 90% for 2 consecutive quarterly report cards. To be considered for admission, students must also show leadership and good character. They display a positive attitude appropriate to the school environment toward adults and other students. The students being inducted this school year are: Sky Cabrera, Randi Hardee, Joshua Sandoval Cardoza, Anna Thornton, Zachary Carter, Margarita Gomez Valle, Sydnee Guin, Dylan Lee, Dillon Renfrow, Anna Wells, Mason Denning, Destiny Jackson, Kady Jones, Holt Langston, Jacob Lee, Bryant Loredo, Cayden McLamb, Anna Olive, Hayden Paulino, Audrey Peacock, Kendall Pennewill, Karadi Radford, Hannah Raynor, Amanda Tart, Wyatt Thompson, Delayna Thornton, Anna Preslee Warren, Lance Williams, and Emma Williford.
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Meadow Elementary Battle of the Books Champions
We took first place in the county! Our Elementary Battle of the Books team competed against 21 other schools on Tuesday, March 3rd.
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Meadow School lends a hand to Union Elementary
Meadow School students and teachers volunteered on their day off to finalize packing buckets for a supply drive to help those affected by Hurricane Florence.
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Summer Food Sites
JCPS meal service will now operate at 9 sites during the summer months, rather than the previous 14. Summer meal service will begin Monday, June 1. Curbside meals will be served Monday through Thursday from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the following locations: Benson Middle, Clayton Middle, Four Oaks Elementary, North Johnston Middle, Princeton Elementary, Selma Elementary, Smithfield-Selma High, West Clayton Elementary, and West Smithfield Elementary. Meals that are served Monday through Wednesday will consist of one breakfast and one lunch. Meals served on Thursday will include two breakfast meals and two lunch meals to accommodate for Friday meals. Any student under the age of 18 may receive a meal at any of these 9 locations at no cost. Summer meal service school sites will maintain the previously established and communicated proper safety and social distancing protocols.
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4/20 - Updated Food Service Information
The Food Bank of NC will be providing food at our school at 12:00 on Tuesday, April 21st. Beginning April 27th, we will resume curbside pick up at our school on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Each meal container will include one hot lunch, one prepackaged lunch, and two breakfast items.
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Free Lexia Webinars for Parents
Parents and Guardians As a means of supporting our families with using Lexia Reading at Home, an important tool our students use to help increase their reading capacity, the company is offering โFREEโ webinars just for parents and guardians who are at home helping to fill in the gaps during times. In these webinars, Professional Learning Facilitators will instruct families of K-8 learners on how to: Get set up and started (your student should already have an account). Support children's learning at home. Track progress and extend learning.
