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Primary teachers are preparing for a smooth start to lesson planning with Bridges in Math training.

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Summer iTech is a great way teachers learn about new tech tools to implement in SBC classrooms this fall!

Upcoming fifth graders learned about the 50 states of America. Their culminating product was a Shoebox Parade sharing important information for all to see. Here are just a few examples of what you can see at the elementary school!

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Upcoming third graders are increasing their math skills by playing Back to Back during the first week of summer school at SBC!

On the last day of school students are increasing their vocabulary and checking their spelling skills with a great game.

SBC Middle School students display their theatrical skills for Midsummer Night’s Dream—the final act.

“Once you learn to read, you will be forever free.” Frederick Douglass

Innovative math lessons that are aligned to Mo Learning Standards occur on a daily basis at SBC Elementary.

SBC Board of Education President, Barratt Glascock, reads one of his favorite books at the Primary’s Family Reading Night.

SBC Primary celebrated the 100th day of school by dressing up like a 100 year old and learning about the characteristics of rhombuses, parallelograms and many other shapes.

Three of our Primary School Literacy Interventionists shared effective strategies to integrate technology with instructional practices to benefit students at the National Reading Recovery & K-6 Literacy Conference.

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Middle School staff took time during Wednesday Collaboration to learn more about Dyslexia and how all teachers can help struggling readers.

Preschool students made the most of Snack Time by practicing letter id and letter sounds with their cereal snacks today.

Seventh graders listen to a story by Edgar Allan Poe and discuss their reactions with their teacher, Mrs. Purvis.

The Mystery Reader in Mrs. Sappington’s class on Wednesday was...Dr. Roth! Students used their skills to make predictions based on the book “Three Little Kittens “.

Members of our District PBS Team are involved in self assessment and action planning for all SBC schools.

Middle School students in Mrs. Riggs’ classroom are learning how to analyze websites to determine if they are credible for future research writing.

Elementary Talent Show participants are a magical group of students!

Mrs. Regier’s MS ELA students are showing they can identify and fix run-on sentences and fragments.

Kindergarten Music Program was a hit tonight as students shared songs they learned for the holidays!