REMINDER: There will be no school for students on Monday, October 13. This is a professional learning day for staff. #MVNation
At Coleman, 3rd and 4th grade students have the opportunity to apply for leadership roles. A few of these include assisting in the art and lunch room, library aides, morning announcements, and flag bearers. Students learn responsibility, collaboration, citizenship, gain confidence, and become more engaged learners. #MVR3Success
Our Homecoming 2025 activities begin next Tuesday! Show your school spirit all week, and join us for next Friday’s Homecoming festivities. Remember, Friday is an early release day, so we can fill the streets of downtown Pacific with a sea of purple & white during the 2:30 PM parade. Find the full list of activities and info at bit.ly/mvr3news. #MVNation
Today in library, it was a great day to cozy up with a good book and do some flashlight reading.
Reminder!
Tomorrow is picture retake day. New students and staff will have the opportunity to have photos taken as well.
Doing good deeds, without being prompted, when no one is watching, or no reward in return. That is what being a Difference Maker is all about.
Great work Bellamy, Lincoln, Robert, Ava, Bailey, Kailey, Izzy, and Sam.
These students were recommended for helping classmates, making new students feel welcome, and helping their teacher. Great job Warriors!
Kindergarten had a blast at Thierbach Farms yesterday. Students have been learning, describing, and explaining everything they know about apples. Yesterday was a great day to celebrate and learn first hand where apples grow.
MVR-IIII is proud to announce that Theresa Gish, PHS 2025 DECA co-sponsor, was named a Diamond Award Recipient by Missouri DECA. Nominated by her peers, Ms. Gish was recognized for her outstanding contributions to both Missouri DECA and District 8. Well-deserved! #MVR3Success
A huge shoutout to Guffey's Pizza and everyone who participated in our Dine to Donate last week. With all the proceeds from sales they were able to donate $460 back to Coleman Elementary.
Guffey's is an amazing supporter of the entire district and community. We appreciate all of their continued support.
PHS Cheer is hosting both a Mother Son Dance (Saturday, Oct. 11) and a Princess Ball (Saturday, Oct. 25)! The events will be 6-8 PM at Pacific High School, and students from preschool to 4th grade are invited. Use the QR code to register now! #MVNation
Students in Ms. Smith's class made human base ten charts in math. The students laying/sitting down were the ones and those standing were the tens. Such a fun way to make math collaborative and get students up and moving during math.
Tomorrow is United Way Hat Day.
Students at Coleman may bring in $1, and wear a heat for the day.
So many Difference Makers this week. Congratulations Sebastian, Sam, Kinsly, Gaby, and Mazey. Helping others, demonstrating manners in the hallway, being a leader for classmates, and working to keep our school clean. These students are demonstrating what it truly means to be a Coleman Warrior!
Today, Mrs.Peiricks class celebrated the first day of fall by going and finding five special leaves to turn into a craft.
Mums will be arriving tomorrow!
Please try and pick up some time during the day or in the evening.
Thank you to everyone who sold
and purchased. We are incredibly thankful for your continued support.
Muffins with the Mayor
Earlier this week, 2nd graders had a special visit with the mayor of Pacific, Heather Filley. As part of their government and civics unit. Students were able to listen, ask questions, and learn what the job of mayor entails.
During ABC boot camp, Coleman Elementary kindergarten students learned the letter “F” stands for friendship. Students made friendship bracelets to celebrate. In Ms. Jones’ kindergarten class, learning and fun go hand in hand!
Yesterday was a great day for flashlight reading in Mrs. Canada's room. Students curled up in a comfortable spot and read.
2nd grade students completed their Fairytale and Tall Tales unit this week. To celebrate, students were encouraged to dress up in character. Everyone participated in various activities that included comparing and contrasting between fairytales and tall tales, writing, and a craft.
Today, Coleman Elementary welcomed local firefighters, paramedics, and police officers to join students at lunch and recess.
Patriot Day is a day of remembrance for those who gave the ultimate sacrifice. In addition, it is an important day for our students to show appreciation and build relationships with first responders.
