The Hot Springs softball tournament scheduled to start Thursday has been cancelled.
FINAL SCORE!
1st graders found the best way to start the week! How fun!!!
Last week 2nd grade students enjoyed playing rhythm instruments in music. It got noisy, but was fun! Look at those smiles!
Get Ready!
This Friday, Cabe will celebrate Dr. Seuss Day. Students can dress like their favorite Dr. Seuss character or just come wacky! Teachers will share their favorite Seuss books, and we'll even have some SURPRISE readers!
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Athletic schedule for the week.
They were up and ready to go at 3:30am! GHS Close Up is on the move! We hope these GREAT students have an amazing week in DC!
Cabe 5th/6th grade students enjoyed a band showcase by high school students this afternoon. Students and parents of those interested in joining band next year are invited to the band hall March 14th from 5-7 pm for more information.
https://youtu.be/OKHb33US2yI?si=czwHT1T3c1hdFL98
National Children's Dental Health Month continues...Mrs. Garlin and Mrs. Schaeffer visited our 1st and 2nd grade classes with information about how to take care of your teeth! We read "The Berenstain Bears Visit the Dentist" and each student went home with a copy of the book and a dental hygiene kit. Supplies were provided by a grant from Delta Dental!
Cabe 6th grade student of the month!!! Levi Dyer!
Another Cabe Staff Spotlight at primary, Mrs. Sara Boyce. As counselor for students K-6th, she wears many hats. She always offers a word of encouragement and kindness to others. She stays positive and shines light everywhere she goes. Thanks Mrs. Boyce!
Hip hip hooray! Help us celebrate our students of the month! These students were nominated by Cabe staff for having a positive attitude, showing responsibility, and acting kind!
Kinder-Leah Ellis
1st- Annaleigh Crawley
2nd- Noah Britt
3rd- Tynlee Neathery
4th- Sara Perez
5th- Sealey Griffin
6th- Levi Dyer (not pictured)
Our Cabe Teacher spotlight at elementary is the fun and spontaneous Mrs. Lauren Ross! Mrs. Ross is new to Gurdon. She teaches 2nd grade. The students are in love with her class as she finds creative ways to make learning fun. Thanks Mrs. Ross!
Our Cabe Staff spotlight for primary is the one and only Mrs. Cynthia Gamboa! Mrs. Gamboa serves students K-12 as an ESOL paraprofessional. She strives for excellence daily and serves with passion. Thank you!
Sounds walls are part of the phonics instruction at Cabe for grades K-2. This visual serves as a reminder to students what sounds can be made by different letters. As students learn new patterns or sounds, teachers use the sound wall to help students make connections! Great job Mrs. Bradley!
First graders enjoy practicing their encoding skills (spelling) using multi-sensory items. This week they got to use Wikki Stix as they learn new patterns. GREAT job Mrs. Bratton!
There's no better way to learn about moon constellations than with Oreos!!! That's some delicious learning! Thanks Ms. Jester!
From Transportation:
Mr. Self is running double routes this afternoon. Students on the BULL bus will be delayed. They will be picked up from Cabe and GHS around 3:55pm. We apologize for the delay, we are still short on drivers.
The nursing staff will begin conducting scoliosis screenings this month. Scoliosis screenings are conducted on all 6th and 8th grade female students and all 8th grade male students as requested by Arkansas State Law. You will be notified if any abnormalities are found during the screening. Scoliosis is sideways curving of the spine, which can easily be overlooked in its early stages. It most often occurs between ages 10 and 16, and generally affects girls much more than boys. Scoliosis tends to run in families. In 90% of cases, the cause is unknown. Scoliosis is usually associated with other abnormalities in the shape of the back, shoulders, or hips.
