We’re excited to recognize our latest PAWS for Applause winners! These students were nominated for making positive choices and showing behaviors that reflect our CUBS Matrix and strong character. We are so proud of them! Keep up the great work, Cubs!
Ella R - Ella volunteered to go last to hold baby Jesus during Lifewise. She wanted her classmates to all have a chance before she did.
Kenzi W - Kenzi is very responsible. She always follow directions and shows kindness daily without being asked. She picks up the classroom without being asked.
Deaglan G - He said we should all be thankful for our lunch because there are kids to do not have any lunch.



It was a cozy, joyful way to celebrate together!





Students enjoyed this fun, creative activity while cozy in their pajamas on the last day before Christmas break! It was the perfect way to celebrate the season while engaging in critical thinking!





We are so proud of our December Cubs! Keep shining and showing what it means to be a Rodgers CUB!
Aiden L, Bristol H, Jones H, Noah B, Quinn T, Hatteras V, Carson C, Helena M, Diana S, Sophie H, and Kinslee Lilley

Students created presentations to share what they learned about Mexico, Italy, England, Sweden, Germany, and France. For some countries, they also enjoyed hands-on experiences, such as making Swedish weaving hearts and sampling Swedish cookies, making ornaments, trying German chocolate stollen and gingerbread, and creating a beautiful Bûche de Noël to represent France. What a fun and engaging way to learn about holiday traditions around the world!








💭 Is it True, Helpful, Inspiring, Necessary, and Kind?
#WisdomWednesday #SEL #CharacterEducation #GoodJudgment



Students created reindeer rockets and played reindeer games as they raced to see whose reindeer could fly the farthest. What a fun and engaging way to mix STEAM and holiday cheer!






5th grade at Rodgers was given a challenge from Santa in a review of Force and Motion! They were to build a sleigh for Santa to fly down 3 different ramps. While traveling down the ramps, the presents (our duck) could not fall out! Students talked about the effects of gravity, friction, and mass in this challenge!





















From Grinch-themed outfits and accessories to lots of Grinches and Cindy-Lou-Whos, the school was full of holiday spirit and smiles!










First graders explored symmetry while strengthening fine motor skills through a snowflake art project using Q-tips and glue. Meanwhile, third grade artists used oil pastels to practice blending, contrast, and value as they created festive candle drawings that appear to glow. We love seeing creativity and learning shine across grade levels!














Santa even made a surprise visit, making the day extra special! It was a sweet time filled with laughter, joy, and wonderful memories for our students and families.
A heartfelt thank you to our Kindergarten teachers and all staff who made sure no child was alone, helped with decorating, and worked together to make this special event possible!










Here are our PAWS for Applause winners celebrated this week!
These students were recognized for showing positive behaviors and making great choices each day. We’re so proud of them!
Ryker Parsons - Ryker helped Mrs .Woodard throw away trash and clean the cafeteria after breakfast.
Holden B. = Considering others / He shared his Legos with a friend while building Turkey hideouts
Allison Lobera - Always willing to help me and others
Grady H. - found a coat and retuned it to the rightful owner.




1️⃣ Stop & Think
2️⃣ Consider Consequences
3️⃣ Make the Best Choice
Students also applied the 3 steps in different scenarios as a small group.
#WisdomWednesday #SEL #CharacterEducation







Virtual Learning Day- Tuesday, Dec. 9th!

Staff surprised students with an “undercover spirit day,” and several of us showed up in festive 6-7 day shirts! It brought so many smiles and made the day even more special for our students.
Such a fun and joyful day at Rodgers!






