Join us TONIGHT at Rodgers Elementary from 6:00–7:30 PM for our Blast Off to a New Year of Reading event! You won’t want to miss this exciting night designed to set your child up for reading success in the New Year.
🌟 What’s in store?
Learn about our new and exciting ways to support reading success
Fun, hands-on activities for students
A COOL space-themed bag filled with goodies for your child
A Fun Lunch Pass 🎉
It’s an evening full of learning, fun, and surprises for the whole family. We can’t wait to see you there! Let’s launch 2026 with a love of reading! 🚀📖
Thank you to the Mediation Center of Eastern Carolina and Ms. Nina Kirk for providing such meaningful and valuable professional development for our team. We truly appreciate the support!
Check out this week's RES Newsletter!
This week’s PAWS for Applause winners at Rodgers! We're proud to recognize these students for their positive choices and great behavior. Way to go, Cubs!
Audrey H -Audrey helped a student through a difficult morning. Sarah Scott U - Sarah Scott held a trashcan for a sick child and helped them get to the office. Savannah R - Savannah loves to help her friends find places in the school! Lucy W - The class lunch crate broke in the hallway. Lucy stopped to help, cleaned up, and organized without being asked. Frankie L - Frankie was complimenting and encouraging his friends during small group by giving high fives and saying "Great job!
Then they took on a STEM challenge, building the tallest tower possible so Gilbert the Goblin could find the yetis!
So much creativity, problem-solving, and fun all in one activity!
Students are learning about different types of fossils, including trace fossils(footprints) and how they tell stories to scientist about how the animals lived and moved! Students got to pick an animal, learn what their footprints look like, and create their own story using only only trace fossils! What a creative and fun way to bring science to life!
Each student was given a fraction card, and the class used their reasoning skills to work together and order the fractions from least to greatest.
Lots of thinking, moving, and learning! What a great way to make fractions fun and interactive!
Students worked in groups to sort living and nonliving things after learning about cells, unicellular, and multicellular organisms. They used cards to create posters and explained the characteristics that make something a “living” organism. Then, the next day, students took their learning even further by observing plant and animal cells under the microscope! What an awesome hands-on way to explore life science!
Way to go, Kenzi W, Ryker P, Scott M, Bryson W, and Gabby B! Keep reaching for the stars!
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.
