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Graham School hosts celebration breakfast for student achievement

Graham School hosts celebration breakfast for student achievement

On November 26, 2024, over 80 scholars were celebrated during breakfast time for their achievements at Graham School. Students were gifted a pancake breakfast featuring all kinds of toppings and refreshments to commemorate their accomplishments over the last marking period. 

Graham staff distributed certificates to students as well. Students received certificates for making the honor roll, making the most improved list, and achieving perfect attendance throughout the school year. 

Dr. Natasha Hunter-McGregor reminded students during the breakfast that it is important to be “Responsible, Respectful, and Ready to Learn and to be of Great Character.”

Students eating pancake breakfast during celebration.


 

Graham students take part in project-based learning surrounding the Industrial Revolution

On Friday, December 6, 2024, students in Kristen Ciallella's eighth-grade class at Graham School engaged in project-based learning focused on the Industrial Revolution. Through this project, students examined a collection of photographs from 1760 - 1840 and wrote down any questions and observations. They were then organized into groups and conducted background research on the Industrial Revolution, organized their findings, and wrote synthesis statements.

Graham School hosts celebration breakfast for student achievement

On November 26, 2024, over 80 scholars were celebrated during breakfast time for their achievements at Graham School. Students were gifted a pancake breakfast featuring all kinds of toppings and refreshments to commemorate their accomplishments over the last marking period.

Graham School kicks off its inaugural Math with Moms event

Over 70 mother figures and role models gathered in the Graham School gymnasium for the first-ever Math with Moms event. On November 20, 2024, these moms created a community with one another, solving math equations and building foundations to help secure themselves and their students a more confident, bright future.

Sgt. Thomas giving talk to sixth graders

Students in Tabitha Shelton’s sixth-grade class warmly welcomed Sgt. Rasheem Thomas to their classroom last week to have a discussion and learn about what it means to be a veteran. Sgt. Thomas served in the United States Marine Corps for a decade and continues to live a life of service by teaching others, keeping people safe and being an active member of his community.

Graham School first graders vote in mock election

On Monday, November 4, 2024, first graders at the Graham School took part in a fun and educational mock election. Students chose between the candidates “Duck” and “Farmer” based on the children’s book “Duck for President,” by Doreen Cronin. They are eagerly awaiting the results. Through this activity, students got a hands-on opportunity to learn about voting and the democratic process. 
 

Students in front of their firetruck.

Graham School welcomed the Mount Vernon Fire Department on Thursday and Friday, October 24 and 25, 2024. The pre-K, kindergarten, and first grade classes enjoyed a demonstration on subjects such as “stop, drop and roll,” calling 911, and what an escape plan was. They were also able to sit on the fire truck and carry the fire hose. What a great experience for the little scholars! Thank you to the Mount Vernon Fire Department!