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The Press-Dispatch Wednesday, April 4, 2018 C-13 SCHOOL Submit school news: Email: schoolnews@pressdispatch.net Deadline: Noon on Friday Petersburg Elementary Otwell Miller Academy Pike Central Mr. Mason's sixth grade social studies class used a longitude and latitude grid to pinpoint and outline South America. After completing the grid, stu- dents added the countries, their capital cities, oceans, rivers, lakes, and oth- er important landmarks before coloring the maps. Pictured from left to right are students in 4th Period; Hannah Mosby, Breanna Britton, Haylie Ful- cher, Skieley Murray, Brailey Mills, and Hannah Fort. Above: Axel Nalley and Kole Aydelott made Cat in the Hat puppets for Dr. Suess' birthday. Left: Abby Aldridge's students conducted some weathering experiments. As a comparison to rocks rolling down a mountain, the students shook sugar cubes in a container to see the ef- fects of weathering and erosion. Tre Dickerson is counting the number of edges on their cube while Emily Warner records the amount. Below: Briar Thomas and Sydney Burdette are examining the shapes of their cubes after 200 shakes in the container. Above: Deb Smith's classroom students pose for a picture with their Dr. Suess hats they made. Below: Brynna Thompson and Kaliea Hartke are discussing what to write about the effects of shaking the cubes during their weathering exper- iment. Above and right: On Thursday, March 20, Brit- tney Lohmiller, a photographer from The Herald, gave an excellent presentation to the fifth and third graders at Otwell Miller Academy. She show- cased cameras and lenses, discussed the critical role a newspaper played in getting the foundation for the Statue of Liberty completed, and let the students look through the different lenses. She also talked to them about what type of classes to take in high school and college in order to be- come a photographer. Also, students use Verni- er LabQuests and Chromebooks to test the pH of solutions. Left: The fifth graders at Otwell Miller Academy celebrated pi day on March 14 (pi = 3.14 rounded). They created a circle, then lined it with string. They measured the string to find the circumference of the circle. Then they divided C by pi (3.14) to find the diameter. Then they divided the circumference by the diameter and came up with pi. Below: OMA fifth graders created Irish Knots for St. Patrick's Day on March 17. MENU Thursday, April 5: Asian chicken bites and rice or sweet and sour chicken and rice and cookie; tossed sal- ad, stir fry vegetables, fresh veggies or choice of fruit. Friday, April 6: Mini meat- ball sub, cheeseburger on bun or cheese stuffed bread- sticks; potato wedges, vege- table medley, fresh veggies or choice of fruit. Monday, April 9: Chick- en nuggets and roll or pork chop and roll; mashed pota- toes and gravy, glazed car- rots, fresh veggies or choice of fruit. Tuesday, April 10 : Cowboy cavatini and breadstick, buf- falo chicken stuffer or BBQ rib on sub bun; crispy baked seasoned fries, tossed sal- ad, fresh veggies or choice of fruit. Wednesday, April 11: Pep- peroni pizza, turkey burger on bun or BBQ rib on sub bun; sweet potato fries, sea- soned green beans, fresh veggies or choice of fruit. PETERSBURG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HONOR ROLL GR ADE THREE Amelia Adams * Mackenzie Austin Zayne Bell Levi Burkemper Izaiah Burkett Asher Cassada Tyler Collins Garrett Fancher Daegan Fullington Kady Gideon Karly Gideon * Aaron Hadberry Jacob Harker Joshua Harker Gracie Ingle Christopher Martinez Colten McCollom Alyssa McCutchan * Avery Meece Kylie Meyer * Ava Miller Bryleigh Nalley Brooklyn Query Elle Readle * Jessa Ridao Emiley Riker Elijah Scott Ian Shoultz * Ava Sturgeon Kaden VanMeter Christina Wenzel Sadie Willis Carson Wiscaver * Addison Young GR ADE FOUR Cohen Brown Serena Cloe Lane Frederick * Alivia Gulledge Kenadie Houchins Hunter Humbarger Markis Hutchinson Kynlee Jackson Kaeden Jansen Carter McCain * Emily McGillem Jordan Minnis-Bradfield Hunter Moore Gage Morton * Josiah Ross Jacoby Smith Andrew Vanderveer Layton Wiscaver Heidi Woodford Lucy Yon GR ADE FIVE Eli Arnold * Jackie Berry Karlee Bolin Katie Burkhart Kayleigh Byrd Jaydon Clark Barrett Cooper ty DeCoursey Dietrich Dunigan * Kaden Englert Laryn Faulk * Kynlee Franklin Brenton Fryrear Clay Galloway Jayla Harris * Myra Hensler Emily Howard Aaron Johnson Andrew Johnson * Parker Knust * Lainey Leighty Patricia Long Conner Loveless Kinsey Mattingly Noah Meece Karly Morson Brelynn Myers Jacob Newkirk Kelsea Query Braden Schultheis Lakin Sorgius Eibhlin Teague Justin Thorne Brylee Walker Kaylyn Warner Xavery Weisman * Albert Whitehead Andrew Woods * * All A's MENU Thursday, April 5: Country fried steak, roll, mashed po- tatoes and gravy, broccoli flo- rets and strawberries. Friday, April 6: Chicken sandwich, lettuce, tomato, gold fish crackers, baby car- rots and diced pears. Monday, April 9: Two Cheesy breadsticks, mar- inara sauce, steamed car- rots, tropical fruit and a rice krispy treat. Tuesday, April 10 : Chick- en, cheese and rice, tortilla chips, refried beans, steamed cauliflower and an orange. Wednesday, April 11: Hot dog on bun, crispy baked seasoned fries, broccoli with cheese sauce, jello and an ap- ple. CALENDAR April 6 - JAM Club Jam- boree at Pike Central High School Cafeteria and Audito- rium, 6 p.m. April 10 - Fourth Grade Sci- ence Fair. The fourth grade students will set up their projects in the morning until 8:45. The gym will be closed for the day due to judging and for fourth grade presen- tations. April 11 - Fourth Grade Science Fair. The gym will be open for PES students to visit. There will be an awards program in the gym at 1:45 p.m. Parents and students are welcome. April 12 and 13 - There will be Kindergarten Round-up screening for Petersburg stu- dents that will be 5 years old on or before August 1. Please call ASAP to schedule a time for your child's screening if you have not done so. Current Pre-K students still need to sign up! April 16 through May 4 - Second Round of I-STEP test- ing for grades 3-5. Parents please help us out by making sure your child is well-rested and has a good breakfast. April 20 - Pre-school screening. Any child that will be four on or before August 1, 2018, is eligible to be test- ed for pre-school. Call the of- fice to make an appointment. Testing is not a guarantee of acceptance. WINSLOW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HONOR ROLL GR ADE THREE Jackson Brewster Kadon Hickman Mason Hudson Deacon Jenkins Trinity LeMond* Adam Miller Katelyn Neal Isabella Nowark GR ADE FOUR Easton Bailey Brooklyn Blount Kylon Bottoms Emma Brock Sydney Burdette Jace Clark Nathaniel Davis Taryn Fiscus Emily Green* Kaliea Hartke Aynslee Key Maggy Kiper Kal-El Leiske Madisyn Miles Danyka Racey Brenna Ridao Madlyn Robling Grant Stinson Lila Taylor Madelyn Wellmeyer Calleigh Wibbeler GR ADE FIVE Nolan Bailey Jackson Baker Blaine Barnett Carter Blackwell Riley Bolin* Alyssa Butler Kaitlyn Clark Lillian Deffendoll* Chase Denton Ella Hartke Emma Hunt Adon LeMond Isabella Luker Lillian Mann Hannah Mathies Lillan Nalley Isaac Pancake Jacob Pauw Jaden Randolph Riley Russell Paul Thompson Ryan Whann * All A's Winslow Elementary MENU Thursday, April 5: Country fried steak, roll, mashed po- tatoes and gravy, broccoli flo- rets and strawberries. Friday, April 6: Chicken sandwich, lettuce, tomato, gold fish crackers, baby car- rots and diced pears. Monday, April 9: Two Cheesy breadsticks, mar- inara sauce, steamed car- rots, tropical fruit and a rice krispy treat. Tuesday, April 10 : Chick- en, cheese and rice, tortilla chips, refried beans, steamed cauliflower and an orange. Wednesday, April 11: Hot dog on bun, crispy baked seasoned fries, broccoli with cheese sauce, jello and an ap- ple.