We love hands-on math fun!👍👏 Mrs. Summers 3rd Grade class at CDR used playdough to make fractions by partitioning the whole into equal parts and writing in numerical form on their whiteboards!
Our elementary schools participated in the Valentine's Day fun too- check out what they did today!❤️💕
In honor of National School Counseling Week, we want to say a big THANK YOU to our school counselors in the district! This week we will highlight one of our counselors each day. Today, GCS would like to express our gratitude to Mrs. Lori Duggins for her love and dedication to the students of CDR!
This warm sunny weather has Mrs. Leigh's class thinking about travel plans! After reading the book, The Big Trip, students spent time writing about where they would go and how they would get there!📘✏️
Ms. Johns' Preschool class at CDR knows the importance of taking brain breaks and getting up and moving! Make sure you are moving today! #wellnesswednesday
Camp Dick Robinson Elementary is excited to announce and welcome Mrs. Kacie Gilliam as their new Assistant Principal!
¡Buenos días! Mrs. Norris' Spanish class at GCHS wanted to share a story with you! Students read the book, Federico and the Wolf, for Camp Dick Robinson's elementary students! 🐺📖
Click the link below to hear their story:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pxmNzIDg-nKY3AsNsBArIb5C4mluwMFN/view?usp=sharing
This is a message from the Garrard County Board of Education. Garrard County Schools will be closed tomorrow, Friday, February 4th, 2022. Tomorrow will be a SNOW DAY- students and staff will not report to classes. Stay safe!
BINGO!
Yesterday at CDR, Mrs. Johnson's 5th Grade class applied their knowledge of the different parts of speech as they played BINGO and competed against each other!
This is a message from the Garrard County Board of Education.
Garrard County Schools will be utilizing a Non-Traditional Instruction (NTI) Day tomorrow, Thursday, February 3rd, 2022. Students will report to classes virtually. Please view NTI expectations and schedules on your school’s website.
https://www.garrard.k12.ky.us/article/620227
There will be no Test to Stay tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Underwood's class at CDR is full of scientists! Students completed an experiment with different materials and learned their uses!
PAWS WINNERS this week
Are you looking for a little motivation today? Mrs. Underwood's class at CDR is all about creating- and we are excited to see their futures! #motivationmonday
CDR’s Friday Workout Crew!
This is a message from the Garrard County Board of Education.
Garrard County Schools will be utilizing a Non-Traditional Instruction (NTI) Day today, Friday, January 28th, 2022. Students will report to classes virtually. Please view NTI expectations and schedules on your school’s website.
https://www.garrard.k12.ky.us/article/620227
Mrs. Underwood’s 2nd Grade class at CDR trying their best during Math centers!✖️➕➖
Important Update:
The following changes were made to the 2021-22 School Year Calendar at the last board meeting:
April 1st will now be a regular instruction day with students.
May 17th will now be a Staff Day-no students.
Stay up to date on all calendar amendments through our app or website!
https://www.garrard.k12.ky.us/
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Garrard County Schools' masking update on Saturday, January 22, 2022, was a request to return to masks to improve the opportunity for students and staff to avoid quarantines. Garrard County Board Policy has not changed. Saturday's update should not be seen as a mandate or requirement.
This is a message from the Garrard County Board of Education.
Due to the continuing rise in the COVID incidence rate in the Garrard County community, the Garrard County Schools will return to wearing masks for the week of January 24, 2022. Masks will reduce the number of quarantines required and will allow more students and staff to remain in school. The return to masking will be reviewed on a weekly basis and a return to optional masking will occur as soon as possible.
