2006-2007 Pictured Events

Saying "No" to Drugs

Brad Harbour, Madison County Sheriff’s Department, and his Drug Dog C.J. put on a demonstration to the 5th grade about how drugs and other things are confiscated. Shown are (from left) Paige Tatum, Catherine McCarley, Claire Turbeville, Brad Harbour, C.J. and Sara Barrow.

Easy, Beauty.  Jaguars Are Our Friends.

3rd grader Hart Daniels pets her horse, Tucker, during a recent visit to the school. Daniels' class had just finished reading and studying the book Black Beauty.

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Dr. Seuss Would Be Proud

On March 2nd we celebrated Read Across America Day  and Dr. Seuss' birthday.  Madison County Sheriff, Toby Trowbridge, was a guest reader.  Also pictured are third-graders Carney Holloway, Bess Mills and Casey Pennebaker.

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Future Artists

Chase and Reid Warren of paint their next masterpieces at the KidzArt Spring Zing Workshop at Madison Square Center for the Arts last week.

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S.H.O.K, MSE Opera

Students had loads of fun creating, producing, and acting out their own opera. Check out their web site.  Also, check out these two local reviews where these pictures were obtained.  Review 1 and Review 2

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The Kings and Queens of Hearts

1st graders in Allen Cunningham's class made heart-shaped crowns on Valentine's Day and acted out being the kings and queens of hearts.  Pictured are Rodney Milner, Kaymen Russell, Alexis Sarullo, Katie Garrett Manor, Dontae Goree, Blake Butler and Alaina Sarullo.

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Tacky Is Cool

When "Tacky Day" was held, some folks had too much fun.  :) Pictured (from left) are Nicole Bergeron, teacher Courtney Walsh, Lawson Stewart, Will Solomon,  and teacher Mary Margaret Woodrick.

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All Aboard!

Madison Station held "Polar Express Day" on Dec. 15.  Students and teachers wore their pajamas to school. Pictured are students in Kim Carlisle's class: (from left) Harrison Welch, Maggie Mills, Mallary Hillman and Carson Fisher.

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Faces in the Crowd

On the far left Brandon Given, a 4th grader, protects the base during a game of kickball. Pictured next Avery Jordan is ready for another fun day of learning. Pictured third Mark McMullan works on his 4th grade assignment in class. On the far right Marion Richmand enjoys the swings.

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Have you seen the Gingerbread Man?

Jamie Lee McDonal, a first-grader in Allen Cunningham's class performed a song about making gingerbread at the school's Gingerbread Program on Dec. 6.

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Developing Friends

Students (from left) Cordarian Courtney, Tim Harvey and Hayden Scoville pal around.

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Raring to Play

These MSE 4th graders are ready to playkickball. Students (from left) Morgan Alexander, Daniel Dahmash, Reid Kelly and Cole Solomon wait their turn to kick

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Teaching all of the Kindergartners and the Bears How to Read

Bailey Naquin, a kindergartner in Amy Dear's class, reads in class.

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How Do You Make a Silhouette?  We know!

Janet Butterfield's 3rd grade class created silhouettes using black paper and items they found. Pictured are Quaderia Ransom, Emily Blalock and Loden Knotts.

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Studying about Native Americans 

Students in Stephanie Love's 5th grade class used perspective to illustrate Native American dwellings. Pictured are Sara Hudspeth, Kierra Arceneaux, Cedric Taylor and Trace Hamby.

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Ms. Knight's Class is Getting Down 

Danny Williams, a 2nd grader in Leslie Knight's class, dances during the school's dance time, held each morning.

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Ms. Ray's Class Plays Something Better Than Go Fish! 

Marie Ray's 3rd grade class used flash cards to study multiplication. Pictured are MacKenzie Danaher and Alena Havrilla.

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Hobnobbing with the Big Wigs. 

Abigail Branson, a 3rdgrader, traveled to Washington, D.C., to attend the 18th Annual Roast for Spina Bifida. Pictured with Branson is CBS News correspondent Bob Schieffer, who was being honored at the roast for his contributions to the Spina Bifida Association of America.

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Have you ever ridden a frog?  We have. 

1st graders (from left) Jill Jarrett, Mollie Seale and Abigail Barton sit on a giant frog during a recent field trip to the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science.

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There's nothing like a buddy!

Sharing learning time in MSE's outdoor classroom are Christian Berry, Hayden Garcia, McKay Rayburn and Oliver Price.  Leslie Hecht's kindergarten class and Marie Ray's 3rd grade class "buddy up" for special activities throughout the year.

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So, have you ever read the book, Bop?

Treasure May's kindergarten class picked out new books for their classroom. Grayson Amis and Jameria Millsaps chose "Bop."

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Androcles and the Lion

Students from Marae Rigby's 3rd grade class performed the play "Androcles and the Lion" in class. Pictured are the cast members (front, from left) Reilly Carr, Jessica Googe, JoJo Brown, Luke Comfort and John Houston Robertson; (back, from left) Khatravious Robinson, David Pittman, Matthew Perry, Zachary Dahmash, Cameron Kendall and Mandy Schemmel.

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Who's on the News?

WLBT news anchor Dawn Russell (center) visited MSE and spoke to the entire 5th grade  about current events and about her life as a morning news anchor.  Pictured with Russell are student Sarah-Bailey Woods (left) and teacher Stephanie Love.

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It's time for a Hoe Down!

Ms. Gregory's Kindergartners went all out for the annual Hoe Down!

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What a Pick!

Kindergartners visited the Nichols Boyd Pumpkin Patch Oct. 6. Each student got to pick a pumpkin and got to learn about farm life. Pictured is Noah Gibson.

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Yum!  Blueberry Cobbler!

After Ms. Hardin's 4th grade class finished the novel, A Taste of Blackberries, it was time to enjoy a little Blackberry Cobbler!   Thank you to all the parents who made this possible!

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Taking Advantage of the Outdoors

Samantha Moffett and Riley Robertson sit in the outdoor classroom on a recent fall morning.

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A Good Book and a Friend

Maddie Lawrence (left) and Houston Alvis, 1st graders from Natalie Smith's class at MSE,  both chose the book "Bad Kitty" by Nick Bruel, at the school's recent book fair.

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Wow!  What a landing!

The flight crew of the the University of Mississippi Medical Center's Air Care response team talks with 4th grade students Wednesday about the program's helicopter shortly after it landed at the school. Pictured: Flight paramedic Charlie Swearingen Click The Madison County Herald to view the article

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What a Team!  What a Team!

In a team building adventure before school began in the fall the teachers designed their own art work.