Congratulations to the Elementary Archery Team! They have qualified for the Grand State Shoot in Tulsa on February 23rd. They are currently 4th in the state.
Basketball Homecoming Dress-up Days for Jan. 30-Feb.3
Monday, Jan. 30th - Crazy Hair Day
Tuesday, Jan. 31st - Neon Day
Wednesday, Feb. 1st - Favorite Jersey Day
Thursday, Feb. 2nd - Camo Day
Friday, Feb. 3rd.- Blue and Gold Day
Ms. Means is all dressed up for the 100th day of school.
Wednesday, January 25th, school as usual. See you there!
Congratulations to the Chouteau Elementary Archery Team!
Just a reminder, school starts back Tuesday, January 3rd.
4th grade Christmas Program, It's a Christmas, Carol.
3rd Grade Christmas Program, It's a Christmas, Carl.
2nd grade Christmas Program-
The Littliest Reindeer.
Thank you to the PTO for making our play-pad fun and interactive.
The elementary GT students did a great job taking pictures of the play pad with drones.
Thanks again!
PTO, you out did yourself again. Thank you for the delicious lunch today! Your thoughtfulness means the world to us.
i especially enjoyed the Christmas tree. 🎄
Wildcat Angel Tree Paws should be returned no later than Tuesday, 12/13. Parents can begin picking up gifts on Thursday 12/15 and Friday 12/16 from 8:00-2:00 pm. Thank you all who have given above and beyond!
Kathy McCollough
Elementary Archery results from the past 2 tournaments.
Zion Tournament Results Elementary Girls
1st place - Harper Emory
4th place - Kaisee Alberty
5th place- Sophia Thornton
The Elementary team came in second overall.
Wagoner Tournament - Elementary Results Boys
1st place- Kevin Yoder
10th place- Rylar Tugmon
Wagoner Tournament Elementary Girls
3rd place- Harper Emory
8th place - Evalee McCarter
Elementary teams are starting to shoot better as a group. Tournaments are going to become significantly more difficult so we need to keep improving.
Coach Helton
All Chouteau Elementary School students recieved an early Christmas present today to celebrate their achievements this semester. Our little wildcats are styling.
The Student Lighthouse Team designed the shirts.
Students passed more than 2,000 Rocket Math levels this semester. You did it! We celebrated with a bounce house during specials today.
Chouteau Elementary it has been a wonderful first semester. We set goals, we over came obstacles and we are achieving dreams. Let me share with you where we are on achieving our goals.
School-Wide Goals
Students will walk/run 5,000 miles per semester.
We didn’t quite make our goal. We are 500 miles away from meeting it so we will not be celebrating this time. This does give us opportunity to focus on this upcoming semester to put a little more effort into reaching this goal. We need everyone working and walking to make sure they contribute to our school wide goal this upcoming school year. Encourage one another. 4,500 miles isn’t too shabby. I am still impressed with you.
Students will complete 2,300 book reports of books on their level per semester. Give me a drum roll please!! Congratulations you met your goal!
We will have a Flash light Book Report Celebration for reaching our goal of 2,300 book reports this semester. Great work! Let’s celebrate!
Students will pass 2,000 Rocket Math levels per semester. You did it! Congratulations on working hard and achieving dreams. We celebrated with a bounce house during specials today!!!
You have all been working very hard on our Essential Standards goal. We do not have all the numbers in at this time but it does not look like we met our school wide goal. The classes that did a achieve the goal of 50% of the class mastering 6 essential math standards/ 6 essential reading standards by the end of the 1st semester will celebrate next week with a Polar Express party. Thank you again for working hard to master your essential standards. Next semester the goal will increase to 100% of our students will master 6 essential standards in both reading and math by the end of the school year.
Setting goals is the key. We don’t always attain our goals but we are always moving towards them. I am proud of all of you and I am proud to be a wildcat!
Christmas Programs:
Please have your child wear Christmas colors (red, green, gold, silver). I have reindeer headbands and elf hats for the 2nd gr. I have a Santa beard and hat. For the 3rd and 4th gr, I have elf hats for every student. If your child is a ghost, they can choose what they wear, whether it be spooky or silly. They could even dress in church clothes.
Please have your child arrive 15 minutes before showtime behind the stage in the hospitality room.
Thank you!
Mrs. M
Congratulations to our 2nd, 3rd, and 4th graders for accomplishing and surpassing their goal of completing 2,000 Rocket Math levels in the first semester!
Friday, December 9th they will get to jump for joy on bounce houses to celebrate! We recommend they wear comfortable clothes and have socks on for the bounce houses. Hope to see them there!
Congratulations to our Gifted and Talented group. They had the opportunity to participate in the First Lego League Explore Challenge. Each team won an award. Team "One Smart Cookie" (Trenton Bendabout, Zach Witt, Rylan Morrison) won the Coding award, and team "G.I.R.L." (Kaylee Miller, Tess Yoder, Emma Corbett) won the Core Value award. Their challenge was to build a "Super Power" model out of Legos that helps generate, store and distribute energy to their community. Not pictured: Ava Valdez and Lily Smith.
Santa letters can be dropped off during the Christmas Parade at the old fire house.
