No School March 24-April 2. We'll see everyone back on April 3rd. Enjoy your Spring Break!
almost 3 years ago, Melissa Bradfield
Varsity cheer members read to Townsend 2nd graders today for March Reading Month!
almost 3 years ago, Melissa Bradfield
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Reminder that tomorrow (Thursday) is Popcorn day at Townsend. It's $.50 per bag- no limit:)
almost 3 years ago, Jamie Stanley
8th-11th graders are choosing their courses for next year. So many to choose from!
almost 3 years ago, Melissa Bradfield
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Mr. Kouba's class is having a blast with I-ready madness!
almost 3 years ago, Kyle Kouba
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Mrs. Johnson's 2nd grade culminating experience with the math unit on measurement! The kids had a blast measuring their real life paper images of themselves using paper meter and yard sticks!!!
almost 3 years ago, Joy Johnson
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Thank you Mr. Tinklepaugh and Ms. Woods for reading to Mrs. Salenbien's third graders today! They LOVED having you in our classroom! #MarchisReadingMonth
almost 3 years ago, Allison Salenbien
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8th graders in Mrs. Courtright's US history class practiced hexagonal thinking to show how to make connections
almost 3 years ago, Jessi Courtright
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Mark your calendars and spread the news! Kindergarten Round Up is April 6th! We can't wait to meet all of our future Junior Jayhawks!
almost 3 years ago, Jamie Stanley
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Townsend Weekly Announcements: https://youtu.be/cI6AkrTml_4 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ORNNEERdBr98Q6se7OJPOzL9zBGSz_97nY6HOTRelHs/view
almost 3 years ago, Jamie Stanley
Mrs. Lambarth's friends practiced subtraction and did silly exercises with each correct answer. 😁
almost 3 years ago, Melanie Lambarth
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The May 2 ballot will ask voters to renew the JCISD Special Education Millage. Local school districts will use the money to pay for mandatory special education expenses that are not reimbursed by the state or federal government. For more information, visit www.jcisd.org/millage.
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Special Education Millage Renewal on May Ballot The May 2 ballot will have a question asking voters to renew the Jackson County Intermediate School District (JCISD) Special Education Millage. No new taxes are being proposed. A taxpayer who owns a home with a market value of $100,000 (taxable value of $50,000) would pay $77.04 per year or $6.42 per month. If approved, this renewal would generate approximately $8,800,000 for the 2023-24 school year, allowing the JCISD to reimburse local school districts for their mandated special education costs. Voters must determine whether to continue this funding through May 2028. Local school districts will use the money from the millage renewal to pay for mandatory special education expenses that are not reimbursed by the state or federal government. Without this millage, those expenses will still exist and the money to pay for them will have to come from a school district’s general fund, impacting programs for all students. For more information or to review the Q&A, visit www.jcisd.org/millage.
The student's in Mrs. Johnson's class voted today on how to use their popcorn sale money! Their choice overall was to purchase Marble Run!! I can't wait to get some of the other items as well!! Thank you for supporting our class! We appreciate it so VERY much!!
almost 3 years ago, Joy Johnson
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Algebra II students working in small groups on factoring quadratic equations.
almost 3 years ago, Melissa Bradfield
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Our Food Service Dept ROCKS! Fruit parfaits, fresh fruit and veggie bar, salads and deli sandwiches - everyday- for FREE! Not to mention all the delicious hot meals! New to the Al a cart menu- iced coffee! Vandy is the place to be!
almost 3 years ago, Melissa Bradfield
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Townsend's 2/3 music concert was so much fun! Well done kids and Mrs. Barrett!!
almost 3 years ago, Jamie Stanley
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Mrs. Sweeney's 1st graders worked with a partner to practice comparing two-digit numbers. Math games are always fun!
almost 3 years ago, Kim Sweeney
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We can't have a middle school movie night without the snacks! :)
almost 3 years ago, Melissa Bradfield
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A joyful, expressive start to the school day is what this young man offers us at Townsend!
almost 3 years ago, Hope Whitmill
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Young fives became paleontologists and dug up some dinosaur bones and fossils. They also had fun making their own fossils and learning about carnivores, herbivores and omnivores!
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