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Culbreth Middle Shares Their Musical Talent With Us.

Culbreth Middle School Band and Orchestra students shared their talents with us this morning as they introduced the many instruments available to learn at the middle school level.  Mr. Berryhill, Band and Ms. Corrie Franklin, Orchestra introduced their groups as well as their programs.

Please click on the links below to enjoy some of the wonderful pieces they shared.

Piece 1

Piece 2

Piece 3

Piece 4

Posted by Northside Elementary at 11:27 AM 

We Love Our Librarian Mrs. Cole! Our very own Mrs. Cole has been honored as one of nine librarians nationwide by the American Library Association from the almost 1,100 nominations, to receive the award in 2016. Only three recipients represented elementary school libraries – including Ms. Cole. Each honoree received a $5,000 cash award, a plaque and a travel stipend to attend the “I Love My Librarian Award” ceremony and reception in NYC, hosted by the award sponsor, Carnegie Corporation of New York.

Many friends, parents, staff, family members have shared love congratulatory wishes via social media. Just a few who express how we feel about our very special librarian include:

Destiny Lynn Turner -  Congratulations! You truly are an exceptional librarian and support to both the students and teachers you work with. You really deserve this and I'm so happy for you!

Emily Pratt - That's amazing Kat!!! You're so deserving. That big heart of yours making a difference for so many kids... Kate Champion - What an honor to be recognized for this award in the New York Times!!! You have worked hard and are very deserving. I am so very proud of you!!!

Rebecca Henderson Denton We deserved Kathryn! Thank you for sharing and for ALL you do for children in your community. You are loved by many!!

Please take time to click on the photo above to read Mrs. Cole's reflection on this honor and her trip to NYC!

Mrs. Cole has arrived back to Northside Elementary and is readying for the upcoming Book Fair. She returned to find that the staff and students had taken time out to create a WELCOME HOME banner for Mrs. Cole and hung it in the library to show their love and gratitude. We do indeed love our Mrs. Cole!

Posted by Northside Elementary at 11:05 AM 

View the Longest Mannequin Challenge ever! Compliments of NES Staff & Students Always willing to use current trends to support learning and community, our students and staff participated in what may well be the longest mannequin video ever!  Throughout the school day, our videographer traveled through classrooms, hallways, inside and out catching our students thinking, learning and growing. Take a look! Just click on the pic!

Posted by Northside Elementary at 3:11 PM