➕➖✖️➗ Tomorrow is Math EOG day for 3rd–5th grade students!
Reminders to help your child start strong:
✅ Get a good night’s sleep
✅ Eat breakfast
✅ Be at school by 8:00 AM
Our students have been working hard and are ready to shine! 💙💛
Let’s encourage them to:
🎯DO YOUR BEST!
🎯TAKE YOUR TIME!
🎯USE YOUR STRATEGIES!
You’ve got this, Cubs! 🐾
Thank you to Mr. Trenton Loomis youth pastor at Rose of Sharon Free Will Baptist Church, for taking time this afternoon to pray with our staff. 🙏 His words of encouragement and prayer for our students' calm hearts and clear minds were deeply appreciated as we head into this next round of EOG testing. 💙💛
We are so grateful for the support of our community!
📚✨ Big day tomorrow for our 3rd–5th grade students! Our 4th and 5th graders will take the ELA EOG, and some of our 3rd graders will take the Read to Achieve test.
Please help your child be successful by making sure they:
✅ Get a full night’s rest
✅ Eat a healthy breakfast (at home or at school!)
✅ Arrive on time — testing starts at 8:00 AM
We are so proud of all their hard work! Go in with confidence and give it your best! 💙💛
Remember:
✨ Do your best
✨ Take your time
✨ Use your strategies
You've got this, Cubs! 🐾
More EOG encouragement coming from our amazing Cubs! 💙💛
Ms. Pierce’s 1st & 2nd grade class adopted Mrs. Dail’s 4th graders and surprised them today with homemade cards and treat bags! The 4th graders were all smiles as they received their goodies ! This was such a thoughtful way to cheer them on for their big test tomorrow!
"Big cheers from our littlest Cubs! 🐾 As part of our schoolwide effort to spread EOG motivation, each K–2 class adopted a 3–5 class to encourage and support them! Mrs. Uzzell’s 2nd graders visited Mrs. Weaver’s 3rd grade class with motivational messages and sweet treats to cheer them on.! We love seeing our Cubs lift each other up!""
Tomorrow is EOG testing day for 5th Grade Science and 3rd Grade ELA!
Please help your child be at their best by ensuring they get a good night's sleep and eat a healthy breakfast—either at home or at school. Testing will begin at 8:00 AM, so arriving on time is very important!
We are so proud of all your child’s hard work! Please encourage them to go in with confidence and give it their best!
They’ve got this!
📌 Reminder: Dismissal will be at 1:30 PM tomorrow.
Thank you for your continued support!💙💛
We had a fabulous Kindergarten Sneak Peek today! 🐾 Several future Rodgers CUBS and their families joined us for a fun and welcoming visit. They enjoyed hands-on center activities with our current kindergarten students and teachers, heard an informative presentation from Mrs. Manning, and even had a special lunch in our cafeteria. We loved getting to know our newest Cubs and can’t wait to welcome them back in the fall! 💙
Thank you to Mr. Stacey Pippin from Williamston Fire and Rescue and Mr. Michael Pope from the Williamston Police Department for teaching our 4th graders all about bicycle safety! Students learned important tips to stay safe while riding and had a great time! We’re grateful for our community partners who help keep our kids informed and safe!
More smiles, sunshine, and sweet memories from our 5th grade trip to the coast! We’re so thankful for this special day full of fun, learning, and laughter. (Part 2!)
.Our 5th graders had the BEST day on their coastal field trip! From fishing on the Captain Stacey to soaking up the sun at the beach, the fun never stopped. The crew had nothing but great things to say about our amazing students. So proud of them! ☀️🎣🌊 (Part 1 of 2—too much fun for one post!)
Today we celebrated Mrs. Thomas, one of our amazing school nurses! School Nurse Appreciation Day was Tuesday, but we waited to surprise her when she was here. We called her into a room and surprised her with a special sign made by our very own Mrs. Troop. Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Taylor are truly the heartbeats of Rodgers Elementary! 💙
This week, Rodgers Elementary celebrated our incredible teachers and staff! 💙 They were showered with love, appreciation, and plenty of sweet treats thanks to our amazing PTO, supportive families, school community, and administration. We’re so grateful for all they do each day to make Rodgers a special place to learn and grow!
Today, we proudly cheered on the Martin County High School Seniors as they walked the halls of Rodgers Elementary! Our students lined the hallways, clapped, and celebrated these soon-to-be graduates. We’re so proud of each one of them and can’t wait to see what they accomplish next! 💙💛
Calling All Rising 6th -8th Graders! 🎺
MCS is hosting its first-ever County-Wide Middle School Band Camp August 11–15 at RMS — and it’s FREE!
🎵 Beginning Band (for students new to band)
🪇 Pep Band (for students with 1+ year of experience)
Join us for a fun and musical week with instructors Mrs. Fay & Ms. Cole!
📍 Parents are responsible for transportation.
📌 Register now to save your spot ( registration link is in the flyer! )
Mrs. Troop’s 4th graders had a blast reviewing vocabulary with an competitive game of Blooket! Learning +fun = the perfect combo!
Fourth grade took a memorable trip to Historic Halifax—home of the Halifax Resolves, the first official call for independence from Britain. Students explored history up close by touring the tavern where General Lafayette once stayed, trying out a real printing press, writing with quill pens, and visiting the clerk’s office and old jail. They even explored an active archaeological dig site and wrapped up the day walking along part of the Underground Railroad. A day full of learning, discovery, and hands-on history!
In Mrs. Leggett’s class, first graders gathered in a circle on the rug as she gave directions for their Benchmark Advance Reading and Writing tasks. This change of scenery (Instead of being at their desks) added variety to their day and kept students engaged and excited to learn - such a simple but effective strategy!
In Mrs. Dail’s class, students were locked in and learning all about triangles! With clear explanations and helpful visuals, she guided them through identifying equilateral and isosceles triangles - and they were right on it! It was awesome to see students focused, engaged, and applying their knowledge with confidence.
In Mrs. Weaver’s class, learning about equivalent fractions is exciting and intense ! Her students are engaged, confident, and eager to show what they have learned - whether writing on desks, hoping to be called on to share their work, or getting one-on-one help. She’s using every strategy to make sure they get it… and she won’t stop until they do!
Happy (belated) School Nurse Appreciation Day! 💙 Mrs. Taylor was not here yesterday so we celebrated her today with a special surprise — a custom sign made by our very own Mrs. Troop! Rodgers Elementary is lucky to have such caring and dedicated nurses supporting our students every day! 🩺
