Happy Summer Time! The MCS Ag Department/FFA has picnic tables for sale! Enjoy the summer with a table under a shade tree or for family picnics. Contact Carli Patterson, FFA Advisor, at 252-792-8812. $100 and it will help support your local FFA Chapter!
RES 2nd graders and visitors celebrated the last 10 days of school, with each day having a fun theme! Wednesday was BEACH DAY, complete with a huge pink flamingo, beach towels, and popsicles! Thursday was CAMP DAY, complete with tents, smores, STEAM activities with toothpicks, making binoculars, and telling camp stories by the "campfire!" So much fun was had by all!
Rodgers Elementary staff recently celebrated four amazing team members who won’t be returning next year with a sweet ice cream social. 🍦💙
Lynn Rogerson, Lisa Bullock, Kelly Meeks, and (not pictured) Margaret Thompson were honored with gifts and enjoyed a special time of reminiscing with their RES family.
A heartfelt thank you to the RES PTA for providing the delicious treats and making the afternoon so special!
This week we celebrated our amazing RES students with a WATER FUN PBIS event! 💦 Huge THANK YOU to the Bear Grass Fire Department and Mr. Jonathan Cowin for bringing the fire truck and spraying students as they raced down the giant slip-n-slide! 🚒 Kids also had a blast with water balloons, a sponge relay race, dancing to fun music, and cooling off with yummy freeze pops. 😋 It was a fun, memorable, and very WET day - perfect for wrapping up the year with smiles and laughter! ☀️💙
5th Grade Awards Day was full of celebration, music, laughter, and pride! 🎉 Our amazing 5th graders showed off their recorder skills, received well-deserved awards, and enjoyed one last special moment together at RES. 💙 We’re so proud of this group—they’ve grown so much, and while we’re sad to see them go, we know they’ll do great things in middle school!
Learning and fun never stop at Rodgers Elementary! All grades/classes got to create, collaborate, and/or problem solve with games and Legos during Media classes this week. Grades 3-5 learned about algorithms, the creator of the Rubik's cube, the difference between having a bubble brain versus a brick brain (Growth vs. Fixed mindset) , and then worked on the first steps in solving the Rubik's cube!
Today our Kindergarteners had their Awards Ceremony, and it was absolutely adorable! 💙 All the students wore matching shirts, sang two of the cutest songs, and beamed with pride as they received their completion certificates and awards. We are so proud of our littlest Cubs and all they’ve accomplished this year! 🐾
RES Honor Roll & Principal’s List Recognition! 🌟
We proudly recognized students who earned Principal’s List or A/B Honor Roll for the year—a true reflection of their hard work and dedication! 🏅📚
A special shoutout to 8 amazing students who received Principals List or A/B Honor Roll EVERY 9 weeks and were accidentally left off our original list. They were celebrated yesterday morning over the announcements and came to the stage to receive their medals and recognition!
Part 2 of 4th Grade Awards Day with more proud faces and big smiles!
Congratulations to all of our students on a great year!
Our 4th graders had a fantastic Awards Day on Tuesday! ✨
So many students were celebrated for their accomplishments—and we’re proud of the effort they’ve shown all year!
This is Part 1 of our 4th Grade photos! Part 2 coming next!
Here’s Part 2 of our 3rd Grade Awards Day!
We’re proud of all they’ve achieved this year—way to go, 3rd grade!
Our 3rd graders rocked the stage at Awards Day on Tuesday! 💪
We recognized students for academics, growth, and awesome character—and they’ve truly earned it!
This is Part 1 of our 3rd grade celebration—don’t miss Part 2 coming up next!
2nd grade awards - Part 2!
These proud faces say it all—we’re so happy to celebrate our students and all they’ve accomplished this year!
More smiles and proud moments from our RES Awards Day! 💙
Today we’re celebrating our 2nd graders—recognized for academic growth, character, and more. We are proud of every one of them!
1st Grade – Part 2
Here’s Part 2 of our 1st Grade Awards Day celebration! 🎉
These proud faces say it all—we’re so happy to celebrate our students and all they’ve accomplished this
RES held Awards Day yesterday for grades 1, 2, 3, and 4, and we are so proud of all of our amazing students! 🏅💙
So many students were recognized for their hard work, growth, and character—and we captured tons of great moments! Because we have so many pictures to share, we’ll be posting by grade level.
We kicked off our RES Awards Day with our amazing 1st graders! 🌟
So many students were recognized for academic achievement, growth, and great character—and we are proud of every single one!
This is Part 1 of our 1st Grade photos—stay tuned for more smiles in Part 2!
💡More Glow Party fun at Rodgers!💡
Our EOG Superstars were shining bright as they danced, played, and celebrated with their classmates yesterday!
These smiles say it all—we’re so proud of their hard work and determination over the past few weeks. They earned this fun break, and we loved seeing them enjoy it! 💙💛
EOG Superstars GLOWED today at Rodgers! Our 3rd–5th grade students celebrated all their hard work with grade-level Glow Parties and had a blast! A huge shoutout to Mr. Swift, Ms. Koon, Mrs. Byrum, and Ms. Sauls for helping make it all possible! 💙💛
From dancing and laughing to hanging out with friends and glowing with excitement, it was the perfect way to celebrate their effort and perseverance during testing!
(So much fun we had to make two posts! Stay tuned for more!)
Mrs. Bullock’s Kindergarteners visited Mrs. Leggett’s 1st grade class to get a sneak peek of what next year will be like! 🐾✨ They had the chance to ask questions and hear directly from 1st graders about what to expect. It was a fun and informative visit—full of excitement and learning!
While our older students were hard at work on their EOGs, Mrs. Bullock’s Kindergarten class was busy exercising both their brains and bodies—counting to 100 with movement! 💪💙 They had so much fun and loved showing off their knowledge to their assistant principal! Way to go, future scholars!
