MAGNOLIA JUNIOR CHARITY LEAGUE SPONSORS SUMMER BACKPACK PROGRAM
BAILEY COBURN SELECTED MAGNOLIA SCHOOL DISTRICT TEACHER OF THE YEAR
Magnolia School District personnel recently selected Bailey Coburn as the 2020 District Teacher of the Year. Mrs. Coburn is the music teacher at East Side Elementary School where she instructs approximately six hundred students in grades 1-3.
Bailey is a graduate of Ashdown High School and Henderson State University. She began her career in Magnolia when she did her student teaching in the fall of 2014. She assisted with the band program and with East Side’s music program. After earning her Bachelors of Music in Education, Bailey taught in the El Dorado and Spring Hill school districts. However, she was always drawn back to Magnolia, working as the high school receptionist and finally returning to East Side as the elementary music teacher. At East Side, Bailey teaches approximately 600 students per week. She incorporates music from many cultures and time periods. She leads five music programs each year, including last year’s first-ever East Side Veterans Day program. She also includes self-regulation exercises in music class and began a weekly yoga program for students with behavioral and/or sensory issues.
Bailey is married to Russell Coburn, a former Magnolia band director. They have one son, Henry, who will be three in June. They also have their rescue dog, Molly. Bailey’s hobbies include playing piano and ukulele, learning new technology, and taking naps. She loves to uplift her coworkers and come up with innovative ideas for the classroom. She can often be found with a to-do list in one hand and a Dr. Pepper in the other. Bailey is also an advocate for mental health and pushes her students to do their best.
Mrs. Bailey is now eligible for the 2020 Arkansas Teacher of the Year competition.
Have a Safe, Happy, and Fun Summer
Central Says Goodbye
Happy Memorial Day Weekend
Congratulations Mrs. Angela Watson, Central Teacher of the Year!!
CENTRAL AMI DAYS MAY 11 - 15
The Magnolia School District will continue to provide Alternative Methods of Instruction (AMI) packets to the students of the District.
• If you picked up Days 31–35 (May 4 – 8) last week, it was a one sheet, 2 sided document that also included Days 36–40 (May 11 – 15). You will not have to pick up work this week.
• If you did not receive assignments from Days 1 – 35, they will also be available in the cabinet.
• There is also a bin at the front entrance for you to return ANY books that need to be returned to the school.
If you have access to the internet, you may also obtain AMI assignments online on all the Magnolia Public Schools websites and the MPS App using the link below:
Central Elementary AMI
If you need help obtaining any of these documents, or have any questions, please contact your child’s teacher via email, which can be found at the link below:
Central Elementary Staff Directory
Let's thank a teacher during Teacher Appreciation Week!!
Magnolia School District has been approved to join forces with Baylor University to offer the Meals-To-You program.
What does this mean? It means that meals for your student(s) will be delivered to your home!
Each household, with children ages 1-18 who qualify for free or reduced school meals, will need to go to the website www.mealstoyou.org and sign up by Monday, May 11th.
PLEASE help share this to get the word out.
This program will be replacing the food service delivery we have been doing since mid-March. Magnolia School District will not deliver meals after this Friday, 05/08.
This is a great opportunity for our community!
Return Library Books
SAGE students have been tuning in to their weekly ZOOM to see the “Masked SAGERS” this is our spin on the Masked Singers show.
The students make a mask, and share a song, riddle, or joke in a mysterious voice. The audience (students) are having a blast trying to figure out each one.
We could not let this day pass without saying THANK YOU to the two ladies who keeps us all going. Thank you Tracy Baxley and Casey Munn for all you do!!
Due to the threat of bad weather, we have moved our bins inside for the rest of the day. If weather permits, they will be back out tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Payne and her student teacher, Ms. Hardy, have been hosting a Zoom book club for their students. They are all anxious to find out what Mary Lennox finds when she unlocks the door to the garden in chapter 9.
It has been a busy week at Central. Scavenger hunts, costume parties, math brain teasers, and writing prompts, all being done through Zoom meetings. Our teachers and students are doing a phenomenal job! ❤
The 2020 Census is here…I count, you count..
Please respond
New CES WOW Words for weeks 30-31!
Use the link below to view the PowerPoint for "verify" and "characteristic". Be sure to play as a SlideShow or press play on the controls to hear the audio.
https://onedrive.live.com/view.aspx?resid=8E3DF5294F2C278!35261&ithint=file%2cpptx&authkey=!ABoDAwmUUA_0_6g
Magnolia School District Supports April as Month of the Military Child
Magnolia Schools Superintendent Mr. John Ward gives an update on COVID-19 and our District.
Click the link below to view the update video:
https://youtu.be/moEmPtyDNis
Congratulations to our students who placed at the Southwest Regional Science Fair!!!!
Earth and Environmental-Kaci Kirby- 3rd place
Biology- Walker Carter- 1st place
Engineering-Braylon Witcher- 3rd place
Medicine and Health-
Avery Matthews- 1st place
Michael Boyd- 2nd place