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Kindness Can Be Contagious
Teachers at Princeton Elementary School painted "Rocks of Kindness" to add to the school's Butterfly Garden. Hopefully, our kindness rocks will make an impact on everyone who visits. Mrs. Price, our music teacher, proudly displays her creation.
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Students Have Experienced Many Career Choices Through Guidance
The last visit was Dr. Jason Nackley who is a Chiropractor. Dr. Nackley demonstrates some of his chiropractic adjustments on a special volunteer, Mrs. Bridgers, our 5th grade science teacher. A special thanks to all of the businesses and volunteers who made our 5th Grade Career Cafe a success!
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Students Had Special Visitors Sharing Career Choices
Bridget Johnson, hairstylist and cosmetology instructor and Cyndi Joyner, nail technician, visited 5th grade students. Bridget tied tinsel into a volunteers hair. Cyndi demonstrated how to make acrylic nails and let the students try.
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5th Graders Enjoy More Career Cafe Visitors
Brian Peele, finance director at Pfizer pharmaceuticals, shares information with students about quality control by sorting water bottles with various defects. Also, Tracy McKinley, IT Manager at KS Bank, brought different types of technology used to store information and how to keep it secure.
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1st Graders are Roasting S'mores with Solar Ovens
Students in Mrs. Bullock's 1st grade created solar ovens using cereal boxes, aluminum foil and imagination!
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Career Cafe begins at PES for our 5th grade students during Guidance classes.
Mrs. Sarah Nackley, our School Counselor, is offering a new and exciting opportunity for students in 5th grade. Teddy Edmunds, a Brogden Volunteer Firefighter, came today to share his career with students.
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PES Congratulates these Ladies
We appreciate our bus drivers and teacher assistants. They are such an important part of our school. Thank you ladies for all you do!
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State Superintendent and Board Members visit Princeton Elementary School
Monday was a very special day at Princeton Elementary School. We received a visit from the State Superintendent, Mark Johnson, as well as JCPS Superintendent Dr. Ross Renfrow, Board Member Todd Sutton and Representatives Donna White, John Bell and Larry Strickland.
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Beginning New Teacher of the Year at PES
Congratulations to Mrs. Lisa Scott on being chosen as our Beginning Teacher of the Year. She will be honored Thursday at a Beginning Teacher reception. She is a very important part of our staff at Princeton Elementary School.
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Career and Technical Leadership Academy Students Share Projects with 1st Grade Students
Mr. Bullock, the Environmental Science Teacher at CTLA, led his students in creating Water Conservation booklets. These students donated the books to Mrs. Bullock's 1st Grade classroom.
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JCPS focuses on safety, hosts active shooter exercise
Johnston County Public Schools partnered with Johnston County Emergency Services to participate in an active shooter scenario on May 2 at North Johnston High School.
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JCPS Job Fair draws crowd of applicants
Hundreds of candidates attended the Johnston County Public Schools Job Fair on April 21 at West Johnston High School.
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Welcome to our new Principal and Leader, Mrs. Melissa Hurst!
We welcome Mrs. Hurst to the Princeton Community and look forward to beginning a new year 2018-2019.
