Mrs. Meghan Massengill

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Mrs. Meghan Massengill

 

I am the 5th grade math teacher at Meadow School.  This will be my 9th year teaching in Johnston County Schools, and this will be my 5th year here at Meadow School.  I recieved my undergraduate degree from East Carolina University and also attended Methodist University.  I also recieved a Master's in Education with a concentration in Mathematics from North Carolina State University.  I live in the Meadow community with my husband, Justin, and son, Eli.  I look foward to teaching your child this year and collaborating with you to make your child's school year the best yet!

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      5th         Grade

    Schedule

     

     

    8:00-8:30              HOMEROOM

     

    8:30-10:00              Block 1

     

    10:00-11:25              Block 2

     

    11:25-12:00              Lunch

     

    12:00-1:20          Block 3

     

    1:20-2:00                Electives

     

    2:00-2:45               Tribe Time

     

    2:45-3:15              Recess

     

    3:30                       Dismissal

School Announcements

  • Lunch on 2/20

    Menu Change for 2/20: We will have Nacho Bento boxes, Turkey Chef Salad, Chicken Nuggets, and Fish Burger w/ slaw topping, Pepper & Onions, Curly Fries, Apples

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  • Lunch on 12/17 & 12/18

    Lunch on 12/17 will be chicken nuggets, chicken pastry, or turkey and cheese sandwich. Corn and baked potato, and pinapple tidbits will also be served. Lunch on 12/18 will be tornados, chicken fajita, or cheese bread sticks. Black beans, broccoli and cheese, and apples will also be served.

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  • 3rd Grade CogAT Testing

    Third grade students will be taking the CogAT assessments November 27th-29th. Linked here are letters with more information: English Version Spanish Version

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  • Kindergarten's Thanksgiving Program

    Our Kindergarten classes will have their Thanksgiving Program in the gym at 1:00 on Friday, November 16th. We hope to see many parents in attendance. Our students and their teachers work very hard preparing for this event. This is always a cute performance. :)

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  • Red Ribbon Week

    The week of Oct. 21st is Red Ribbon Week, which is a special week celebrated each year during the last full week of October. The purpose of Red Ribbon Week is to bring awareness to the dangers of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs, and to encourage good decisions and healthy lifestyles. Help show your support for awareness to the dangers of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs: Tuesday, October 23: Wear Red Thursday, October 25: Put a Cap on Drugs (Wear caps/hats)

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