Mariposa Elementary celebrated their PBIS by creating a Unity Friendship Rock Garden. Florida Falls in Fort Pierce was very generous in donating over 700 rocks. Each student was able to design their own rock to represent friendship, unity, anti-bullying, caring words, and respect. Once the rocks were complete they were placed in a “garden” for…
Details*December 4th-8th – Holiday Shop *December 6th- Reading Night at Barnes and Noble from 5:00- 7:00 p.m, Pajamas may be worn at the Barnes and Noble event *December 8th- Evening with Santa 5:30- 7:30 p.m. *December 21st Holiday Spectacular 6:00 p.m. Holiday Shop is open Monday thru Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and…
DetailsStudents in Mrs. Auciello’s first grade class used play-doh and toothpicks to create a 3 dimensional cube! The students figured out that they needed 6 play-doh vertices and 12 toothpick edges. Pictured are Andrew Newhouse, Jaxson Plantier, Malia Johnson, Jaistyn Thurston, and Madelyn Farrell. What a great way to learn about the defining attributes of…
DetailsOnline orders accepted October 10-30: http://www.scholastic.com/bf/mariposaelementaryschool3 Our annual Book Fair begins Friday, October 20 and runs through Friday, October 27. The flyers for the Book Fair are going home the week prior to the Book Fair. Please review the flyer with your child and make choices together. It is a great opportunity to talk about…
DetailsMariposa’s reading night at Barnes and Noble was a huge success. Mrs. Brie Lamb read Tacky the Penguin to the students and Mr. R. Craig Logue also read a story. Anthony and Angel Castro are seen decorating and enjoying their cookies while Joandre Sanchez and Leonel Ineus shopped with their parents. We will have our…
DetailsST. LUCIE COUNTY – According to St. Lucie Public Schools (SLPS) District officials, students and staff will recoup valuable instructional time lost during Hurricane Irma. On September 27, 2017, the early dismissal schedule reverts back to a regular school-day schedule, and the October 27, 2017 student holiday now becomes a regular school day…
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