On Wednesday, 10/29/25, our students saddled up to celebrate Red Ribbon Week! Everyone showed their school spirit by dressing in their best western gear to say “Saddle Up Against Drugs!” Check out these amazing photos of our cowboys and cowgirls taking a stand for a drug-free future! #RedRibbonWeek #SaddleUpAgainstDrugs
Check out these photos from Wisdom Wednesday, our Social Emotional Learning (SEL) and Character Education program! This week, Mrs. Uzzell’s second graders explored what respect looks like in the classroom. The students then worked together to create a colorful poster showing how respect shines in their classroom!
Our Rodgers Elementary 5th graders are so excited for their trip today to Jennette’s Pier and the North Carolina Aquarium! We hope they have a wonderful time exploring, learning, and making memories together. We’re so proud of this amazing group of students representing Rodgers today!
Kindergarten brought their pumpkins to life today using augmented reality! Our little learners had so much fun watching their creations dance and move ! Technology meets imagination at Rodgers Elementary!
A huge THANK YOU to our amazing PTA for providing supper and a delicious apple bar for our teachers today! It was such a thoughtful treat, especially on a night when teachers stayed late! Your kindness and support mean so much to our staff! We also appreciate you for recognizing Mrs. Manning during Principal’s Month - you made the evening extra special!
Friday, 10/24/25 was Camo Day at Rodgers Elementary for Red Ribbon Week! Our Cubs were ‘hiding from drugs’ and standing strong for a healthy, drug-free life! We’re proud of our students and staff for showing their spirit and commitment to making safe, smart choices! #RedRibbonWeek #CamoDay #DrugFree
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Thursday kicked off a special week at Rodgers Elementary where we come together to learn how to make healthy, safe, and smart choices—and to say NO to drugs and anything that can harm our bodies or minds! This year’s theme is ‘These Paws Don’t Touch Drugs!’ Thursday was Red Day, and our students and staff showed their school spirit by wearing red and signing pledges to stay drug-free!
We’ve had a wonderful Book Fair this week at Rodgers Elementary! Our Cubs have loved picking out new books and sharing their excitement for reading—it’s been such a great way to bring families together! The Book Fair will be open for extended hours during Parent-Teacher Conferences on Tuesday from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Come see us and share some book joy!
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Rodgers Elementary students, families, and staff had an amazing time at the Fall in Love With Martin event! From candy and costumes to robots, smiles, and laughter, it was a night full of fun and community spirit with Martin County Schools! These are just a few snapshots from our wonderful evening together! Martin Offers More!
Here are our latest PAWS for Applause winners! These awesome Cubs were recognized for showing positive behaviors that reflect our CUBS Matrix and monthly character traits. We’re so proud of their great attitudes, teamwork, and positive example for others at Rodgers Elementary! Way to go!
David G :"Helped a student with an assignment"
Lance M: " Lance helped his classmate clean up and find somethin that he was looking for."
Eva-Mae W: "Comforted a friend who was sad in the cafeteria"
Alexa R: " She made another student feel welcome. The other student didn't think they had friends but Alexa made sure that no one played alone!"
David G :"Helped a student with an assignment"
Lance M: " Lance helped his classmate clean up and find somethin that he was looking for."
Eva-Mae W: "Comforted a friend who was sad in the cafeteria"
Alexa R: " She made another student feel welcome. The other student didn't think they had friends but Alexa made sure that no one played alone!"
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Over the past two weeks, 4th graders have been exploring how light travels! They discovered that light moves in a straight path and that when something blocks it, a shadow forms. Moving the light will change the shadow’s shape. To wrap up the unit, students worked together in groups to write and perform their very own shadow plays! What a fun and creative way to bring science to life!
Today is Unity Day! We wore orange to stand against bullying and show that kindness matters. Together, we choose unity for a safer, kinder world. Every act of kindness counts! Check out how we showed up in orange! #UnityDay2025
5th graders have been participating in stations this week to help prepare for a test! At one station, they experimented with the states of matter by taking wax from a solid to liquid! While doing this, they put the Law of Conservation of Mass to test- Matter can be neither created nor destroyed during a physical change. The mass of the wax when it was in solid form was equal to the mass of the wax in liquid form! They then weighed out fragrance, added it to the wax, and made wax melts!
This week, our Social Emotional Learning (SEL) and Character Education program featured a meaningful lesson on Respect. Students explored what it means to show respect at home, at school, and in the digital world. Check out these great moments from Mrs. Stokes' amazing third grade!
Our 1st grade enrichment group brought the story ‘How Chipmunk Got Its Stripes’ to life with their Reader’s Theater performance! Students created their own puppets and practiced their lines with enthusiasm. They did an amazing job, and their classmates loved every moment of the show!
It’s time to PAWS for Applause! We’re so proud of our latest group of students recognized for showing outstanding behavior and character at Rodgers Elementary! These Cubs continue to make a difference every day, showing kindness, responsibility, and respect in all they do. Congratulations to our newest PAWS for Applause winners
Chase Rogerson - used self control and followed directions in the cafeteria
Maverick Anderson - holding door for classmates and always considers others
Kolton Patrick - He gave a sad student a sticker to cheer him up and help him "believe in himself."
Emmett Revels = Seeing someone struggling in the cafeteria and helped them carry their tray
Annabelle Nelson - helped a friend in need during dismissal time
Chase Rogerson - used self control and followed directions in the cafeteria
Maverick Anderson - holding door for classmates and always considers others
Kolton Patrick - He gave a sad student a sticker to cheer him up and help him "believe in himself."
Emmett Revels = Seeing someone struggling in the cafeteria and helped them carry their tray
Annabelle Nelson - helped a friend in need during dismissal time
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