Greetings from McNabb Elementary School!
Have you ever been to a place where nothing seemed impossible? What about a place where every goal set before you was reachable? Then you have had an opportunity to visit McNabb Elementary.
Each day we humbly boast that “We are the Best” because we truly believe we are. From the amazing, highly-qualified teachers that cover every classroom, to the outstanding, well-prepared students who walk in our halls, we truly believe we have been granted the best of the best. Our cafeteria staff and our janitors make it a point to keep our facilities beautiful and our children well-nourished. Our classified teachers work hard to support the needs of every student throughout the building. Our nurse cares for the needs of each and every child that knocks on her door.
We are a community-family school that recognizes our responsibilities extend a lot further than our four walls. The parents and siblings of our children are a part of our lives. We want them to feel at home when they enter our building. As a KYCID Banner School, our expectations are high, but our students continue to surpass the expectations set before them. Come be a part of us and make yourself at home.
Welcome to McNabb Elementary
“Where Success is Expected”
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Robinson Wins "Grandparent of the Year" Essay Contest |
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Maya Robinson, 5th grade student at McNabb Elementary (Mrs. Durham's class) has won the school, district and regional essay contest sponsored by AARP and the Retired Teacher's Association. Students were asked to write an essay on why their grandparent should be the AARP's Grandparent of the Year.
You can read Maya's essay here.
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Photo of the Day: Celebrating Black History |
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McNabb Elementary students celebrated Black History month by participating in presenting a Black History Extravaganza on February 22 for students and parents. The students prepared poetry, drumming, art, Stepping, dance, and drama to celebrate the contributions of African American artists through history.
You can see videos of the presentation on Shawn McDermott's facebook page here.
You can see pictures from the show here.
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McNabb Messenger January 2012 |
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Find out about the McNabb Black History Extravaganza and the academic team's successfull season in the January 2012 issue of the McNabb Messenger.
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McNabb Messenger Back Issues Available |
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Back issues of the McNabb Messenger from August, October, and November 2011 are available. Click on the highlighted text to see that issue.
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Photo of the Day: King Poster Winners At Frankfort |
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McNabb third graders Tyler Barnes, Xavier Jones, and Camari Peppers were invited to Frankfort to receive their awards for being the winners of the primary division of the 2012 Dr. Martin Luther King , Jr. Visual Arts Contest. While they were at the capitol, they had their photo taken with Governor Steve Beshear.
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Mr. Dietrich's Class Receives Carson Center Gift |
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Mr. Dietrich's third grade class has received the gift of a free Carson Center Class Acts Arts Education performance. Carson Center Director of Education Mary Katz made the donation in honor of Carson Center Board chair Mike Stone. Ms. Katz said she choose Mr. Dietrich's class as the class to benefit from the gift because of her relationship with the Reading Pals program and with Mr. Dietrich's student Esaias Warfield. The class will be attending a performance of "The Magic School Bus Live " on January 26.
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Photo of the Day: Bundy Wins "Read to Ride" Bike |
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Downtown Kiwanis Club members presented a bike to McNabb 5th grader Bret Bundy, the McNabb "Read to Ride" winner for the fall semester.
The Kiwanis Club donated a bicycle, helmet, and lock to Clark, McNabb, and Morgan elementary schools as part of the "Read to Ride" program. To qualify to win the bike, students took Accelerated Reader quizzes. The students' names were placed in the drawing for each AR quiz that was passed during the fall semester.
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