Mrs. Smith's Senior Interview Project

Mrs. Smith's sixth graders spent some time this year getting to know seniors in our community. Students interviewed seniors from the community and created writing pieces around those interviews. They also published some of the interviews into a book using Tikatok.

Check out the interviews. Don't forget to click on FULL View to make the book bigger.

Seventh Grader chosen as Winning Artist

Donna Francis-Keller, a seventh grade student at St. Albans City School
receives a check and a Certificate of Achievement as an outstanding
winning artist in the Creative Therapy Store (CTS) 2010 Art Contest.
Donna’s entry was selected from hundreds of excellent entries, through out
the United States. City School also received a monetary gift certificate
for Donna’s creativity. Donna’s art entry will be featured on the 2010
Creative Therapy Store Calendar. When asked what she plans to do when she
grows up, Donna said, “I would like to be an artist and if no one buys my
work, I’ll have to be an Art Teacher.” Way to go Donna!! (If anyone would
like a 2010 calendar, contact the Creative Therapy Store, at (800)
648-8857 or on line at www.creativetherapystore.com).

Kindergarten Visits Wildlife Refuge

One of the many treasures we found at the Mississiquo Wildlife Refuge during our Kindergarten field trip.

Day 21 - Chicks are Born in Kindergarten

After 21 days the eggs that were put under an incubator light by the kindergartners of St. Albans City School have finally hatched! They were lucky enough to catch it on video.

Writing with Kids

http://www.britishcouncil.org/kids-writing-storymaker.htm

Vermont National Guard 40th Army Band Performs With City School Band

'That was awesome!', exclaimed a kindergarten student as he exited the gym. He accurately captured the sentiment of all present at St. Albans City School Tuesday March 17th as the St. Albans City School Senior Bandplayed with the Vermont National Guard 40th Army Band. Mr. Mehaffey arranged for the school to hear a patriotic concert by the Vermont Army National Guard 40th Army Band. Every city school student from grades pre-kthrough 8 was seated in the gymnasium for this event. The 40th Army Band was conducted by Chief Warrant Officer David Meyer. They have traveled the world providing music for concerts, parades and ceremonies. On this day, they were at our school and the music had us all moving, singing and smiling. At the end of the Army Band Concert, Mr. Mehaffey arranged a finale where the Senior Band played along with the Army Band, having never practiced together. Their work was flawless and so impressive. St. Albans City School thanks Mr. Mehaffey, the 40th Army Band and the St. Albans City School Senior Band for an amazing concert.

Technology Showcase, Bookfair, School Report Night

More details coming soon.