Our Mission
Ensure a positive, all inclusive environment by providing our linguistically and culturally diverse students with research-based strategies, accommodations, and culturally responsive instruction to promote success in and out of the classroom.
Wonders Maravillas is available!
We now have access to the Spanish version of Wonders called Maravillas. This will helpful for students who are not able to access text in English and need native language support. It has been mentioned that the texts might not be exactly the same for each one but the skills being worked on do match. Please utilize this resource and let us know your feedback!
Marching Into Women's History Month
March celebrates Women's History Month. See if your students can find Mrs. Catron along with many other influential women on the bulletin board!
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K/1 First grade is working hard making connections as they read! | 2nd/3rd Third grade rocked it out during a Poetry Jam! | 4th/5th Grade 5th Graders have been working hard writing their own I am From poems. These have been so fun to write! Come upstairs, click the QR codes, and listen to them reading their work. |
K/1
First grade is working hard making connections as they read!
2nd/3rd
Third grade rocked it out during a Poetry Jam!
4th/5th Grade
5th Graders have been working hard writing their own I am From poems. These have been so fun to write! Come upstairs, click the QR codes, and listen to them reading their work.
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| Check your Infinite Campus | The EL "flag" has been changed to a globe icon. | The RFEP "flag" has also been changed to a globe icon. |
Check your Infinite Campus
The EL "flag" has been changed to a globe icon.
The RFEP "flag" has also been changed to a globe icon.
Writing Windows
Comprehension Writing Windows (CWS) is an informational text strategy that enhances comprehension during the processes of reading and writing. Click HERE to view this strategy on Ellevation. Directions and graphic organizers for this activity are available through the link.
Passport Express- Let's travel to Columbia
Follow along as we explore the many different cultures represented within our school from around the world.
Two of our students were born in Columbia (1.2%)
Columbia Fun Facts:
*Official Name: Republic of Columbia
*Government: Republic
*Capitol: Bogata
*Population: 48,168,996
*Official Language: Spanish
*Money: Peso
Let's Explore: https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/geography/countries/article/colombia
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Where is Columbia? Columbia is nicknamed the "gateway to South America" because it is located in the northwest part of South America. It is the 5th largest country in South America and home to the second largest Spanish speaking people. | National Dish- Bandeja Paisa This hearty dish includes red beans, white rice, chicharrón, carne en polvo, chorizo, fried egg, ripe plantain, avocado and arepa. | GeographyColumbia is a land of extremes. Through its center runs snow covered volcanoes and mountains of the Andes. Tropical beaches line the north and west. There are deserts in the north, and vast grasslands, called Los Llanos, in the east. |
Where is Columbia?
Columbia is nicknamed the "gateway to South America" because it is located in the northwest part of South America. It is the 5th largest country in South America and home to the second largest Spanish speaking people.
National Dish- Bandeja Paisa
This hearty dish includes red beans, white rice, chicharrón, carne en polvo, chorizo, fried egg, ripe plantain, avocado and arepa.
Geography
Columbia is a land of extremes. Through its center runs snow covered volcanoes and mountains of the Andes. Tropical beaches line the north and west. There are deserts in the north, and vast grasslands, called Los Llanos, in the east.
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Bogota Bogota is the capitol of Columbia. | Guatape Rock A beautiful, massive rock you can see throughout the city. The massive stone was formed millions of years ago. The Tahamies Indians, former inhabitants of the region, worshiped the rock. | Los Katios National Park Los Katios National Park is a protected area in northwest Columbia that covers about 720 km. It is home to an abundance of different species. |
Bogota
Bogota is the capitol of Columbia.
Guatape Rock
A beautiful, massive rock you can see throughout the city. The massive stone was formed millions of years ago. The Tahamies Indians, former inhabitants of the region, worshiped the rock.
Los Katios National Park
Los Katios National Park is a protected area in northwest Columbia that covers about 720 km. It is home to an abundance of different species.
RCE EL Team
K/1- Irina Boyechko
Irina.boyechko@fayette.kyschools.us
2/3 - Austin Bird
austin.bird@fayette.kyschools.us
4/5 - Andrea Lucas
