McDavid-Jones Elementary School

September Calendar

Students in Mrs. Sullivan's 3rd grade class completed a Leader In Me activity with toothpaste and choosing the correct words. They learned that our words are just like the toothpaste  because once it leaves the tube, it cannot go back in. Proactive leaders choose an “I” message instead even when someone hurts their feelings. #PerseverancePropelsProgress #LearningLeading #MJEchampions

We would like to celebrate with Mrs. Holland’s class for achieving the highest attendance during the last week of August for 4th grade!

Here are a few of our Perfect Attendance students from August. They demonstrated exceptional punctuality by attending school on time, every day, all day long throughout the first month of school. We extend our appreciation to parents for their support in ensuring their children's regular attendance. We appreciate your efforts and encourage you to continue this hard work.

September Lunch Menu

Thursday, September 4th, will be our Annual Title I meeting and Open House. We will begin at 5:30 in the gymnasium before visiting classrooms. Please joins us to see all of the great things happening on campus.

Wildcat Care is currently operating at full capacity. If you require before or after school care, please contact the office at 251.221.1510 to have your name added to the waitlist.

Mrs. Rushing's 3rd grade class participated in an activity rounding to the nearest ten and hundred followed by a lesson featuring student “teachers” Ms. Renihan and Professor Finklea. #PerseverancePropelsProgress #LearningLeading #MJEchampions

Help us celebrate last week's Attendance Champions! Each week the class with the highest attendance on each grade level gets to display the banner. #LearningLeading #PerseverancePropelsProgress #MJEchampions

Sometimes the classroom needs to be in the hallway. Mrs. Busby's 4th grade students participated in a lesson on place value. Students were rounding to the nearest ten and hundreds. #PerseverancePropelsProgress #LearningLeading #MJEchampions

Students in Mrs. Hall's 3rd grade class had fun learning how to prioritize their tasks by playing a game. It was a great time of collaborative learning. #PerseverancePropelsProgress #LearningLeading #MJEchampions

Youth Development League Volleyball list

Mrs. Duke's 3rd grade students used the scientific design process to save Fred. Students enjoyed the collaboration with partners. #PerseverancePropelsProgress #LearningLeading #MJEchampions

Mrs. Qualls’ 2nd-grade class created self-portraits for their leadership binders. Students used mirrors to closely observe their facial features. They talked through what they noticed, one facial feature at a time. Their eye color, different-shaped lips, freckles, and different shades of color were some of those features. The students felt successful with their finished works and even photographed some of them. This self-portrait assignment should increase their need to slow down and be more observant with their work, and spark interest and confidence for the building of their binders this year. #PerseverancePropelsProgress #LearningLeading #MJEchampions

Students in Mrs. Horton's 1st grade class used critical thinking skills to help save Sam, the gummy worm!

Community Event: Youth Soccer Registration Monday, August 18th. See Citronelle Youth Soccer Facebook page for details and questions.

Leader In Me Kickoff 25-26 Grades 3-5
Our Leader in Me Kickoff Rally was a success!
MJE is creating a culture of student empowerment & teaching leadership to every student!

Flyers for CYBSA are being sent home with students. Reach out to the organization for questions.

Attention, all girls 3rd-5th grade who would like to try out for youth developmental league volleyball: Tryouts will be Wednesday 8/20 and Thursday 8/21 in the gym. They will be directly after school and we will be done by 5. This is a youth league team, not a school team. Any girls wanting to tryout will need a parent note stating they can stay after school on the above dates. Again this is a youth league and not a school team. Thanks so much!
Mrs. Monteiro and Mrs. Lee