Reminder that 5th - 12th grade will be going to the pumpkin patch tomorrow! We will leave at 9:00 am. See everyone tomorrow!

Thank you Mick and Deb for all that you do! Happy National Custodians Day!

DAY 4 OF PINK OUT!

Today was Anything But Normal Day! One more day to go!

Junior Parents & Students! Please remember to bring 2 boxes of cake mix to school before October 20th. Please bring the cake mix to Mrs. Walker’s classroom. Thank you for your help and support! ❤️ - Ms. Walker

DAY 3 OF PINK-OUT!

On Wednesdays, we wear PINK! And our students and staff definitely understood the assignment! 😂
The halls were looking extra PINK today, and we loved seeing everyone show off their school spirit!

Cheer practice #1 in the books!

Our cheerleaders are officially getting ready for the season, and we are SO excited! We can’t wait to see what this group brings to the sidelines! ❤️🩶

Be sure to mark your calendars for November 2nd.. Tt’s our first basketball game of the year! 🏀 Come out, support our Bulldogs, and help us cheer them on!

DAY 2 OF PINK OUT!

Yesterday was Students Dress Like Teachers & Teachers Dress Like Students Day! We had so much fun seeing everyone switch roles for the day!

We kicked off Pink-Out week with Crazy Hair Day! Our students had some fun and creative hairstyles yesterday!

Last Friday, we celebrated Grandparents Day at Schulter Public School! We are so thankful for all of the grandparents, family members, and special guests who came to spend the day with us.

Our students had the best time getting to celebrate with their grandparents! Thank you to everyone who came and helped make the day so special! ❤️

🌾❤️ AG & FCS — GROWING TOGETHER AT SCHULTER PUBLIC SCHOOL! ❤️🌾 We want to take a moment to explain why Agriculture Education and Family & Consumer Sciences work so well together and why we believe this connection can be such a wonderful opportunity for our students. Mr. Mayhugh — Agriculture Education 🌾👨‍🌾 Mrs. Stanton — Family & Consumer Sciences ❤️🏡👩‍🍳 Although Ag and FCS are two different programs, there are so many ways that the things our students learn overlap and complement one another. 🌱 FROM THE FARM TO THE TABLE 🍽️ Agriculture helps students understand where things begin—growing crops, raising livestock, natural resources, production, agriculture businesses, and where many of the products we use every day come from. FCS helps students understand what happens next—nutrition, food safety, cooking, meal planning, budgeting, consumer skills, family and child development, hospitality, and much more. Think about something as simple as a meal. 🌱 Ag: Where did the ingredients come from? 🚜 Ag: How were they grown or produced? 🍎 FCS: What nutrients do they provide? 👩‍🍳 FCS: How do we safely prepare them? 🍽️ FCS: How do we turn those ingredients into a meal? That’s the connection! 🤝 OUR PROGRAMS CAN LEARN FROM EACH OTHER There are so many possibilities when our students work together. 🐑 Ag students can learn about wool and other agricultural fibers, while FCS students learn how those fibers become fabric and clothing. 🌱 Ag students can learn about growing food, while FCS students learn about nutrition, food safety, preparation, and meal planning. 🐄 Ag students can explore livestock and agricultural businesses, while FCS students explore culinary arts, hospitality, budgeting, marketing, and entrepreneurship. The possibilities are almost endless! ❤️ FFA & FCCLA Our students also have opportunities to participate in FFA and FCCLA, and these organizations have something very important in common: developing young people into leaders. Together, our students can participate in community service projects, fundraisers, food drives, school events, agricultural awareness activities, farm-to-table projects, entrepreneurship activities, and much more. We don’t have to do everything separately. Sometimes the greatest learning happens when we bring our strengths together. 🏫 WHY THIS IS IMPORTANT TO US At Schulter Public School, we want our students to understand that education isn’t just about what happens inside one classroom. Real life doesn’t have separate boxes. A farmer needs business skills. A chef needs to understand food safety and nutrition. A business owner needs budgeting and communication skills. A family needs healthy food and financial planning. A community needs people who know how to work together. That’s why we believe Ag and FCS can complement one another while each maintaining its own unique program and purpose. 🌾 Mr. Mayhugh brings the Agriculture side. ❤️ Mrs. Stanton brings the Family & Consumer Sciences side. And together, we can create even more opportunities for our students to learn, create, lead, serve, and discover careers they may never have considered before. We are excited about what can happen when we stop looking at programs as separate classrooms and start looking at how they can work together for our students. 🌱 From the farm… ➡️ 🍎 to the kitchen… ➡️ 🍽️ to the table… ➡️ ❤️ to our community! We are excited to grow together! — Mr. Mayhugh, Agriculture Education 🌾 — Mrs. Stanton, Family & Consumer Sciences ❤️ #SchulterPublicSchool #AgricultureEducation #FamilyAndConsumerSciences #FFA #FCCLA #CareerTech #GrowingTogether #StudentsFirst #LearningByDoing #FarmToTable #Schulter

Mrs. Evans’ boys in Art class spent the day working on their paper mache Bulldog! We can’t wait to see the finished product! Such a fun and creative project!

STUDENTS OF THE MONTH!

Congratulations to our September Students of the Month! We are so proud of these students and all the hard work they put into making our school a great place to be.

High School: Michael Johnson
Middle School: Elizabeth Tedlock
Elementary: Raelynn Parnell

Congratulations to all three of you! Keep up the great work! ❤️

October Breakfast and Lunch Menu!

Schulter Seniors are looking for local businesses to donate items, services, gift cards or monetary donations for their Fall Carnival Bingo Fundraiser. If you would like to donate please contact the office or Ms. VanCleave.

🌱 Science is growing at Schulter School! 🌱 Our 6th–9th grade science students have started planting and learning about plant propagation! A huge THANK YOU to Henryetta Walmart for donating supplies to help make this project possible! 💚 We are also asking parents and community members for plant cutting donations. Students will grow and care for the plants in hopes of having a plant sale later this school year! 🪴 Thank you for supporting our students and science program! 🌿

Transportation reminder.

🌟📚 FCS STUDENTS ARE ON THE MOVE! 📚🌟

Yesterday morning was another exciting day for Mrs. Stanton’s FCS students! ❤️

Our Growth & Human Development students, Katelynn Jackson and Crystal Weeks, had the opportunity to visit Mr. Crow’s 4th grade class and spend some time reading to his students! 📖✨

Unfortunately, we weren’t able to get pictures this time, but don’t worry—we’ll be sure to capture some memories during their next visit! 📸😊

Then, our Early Childhood Education students, Braelynn Pangle and Naomi Brown, headed over to Mrs. Brown’s 1st grade classroom, where they read, interacted, and spent some special time with the students. 📚❤️

A HUGE THANK YOU to Mr. Crow and Mrs. Brown for welcoming our FCS students into your classrooms and allowing them to be a part of your day! We truly appreciate you! 🥰

📸 Photos courtesy of Mrs. Brown

And this is just the beginning! 🎉 Our FCS classes will be visiting several classrooms throughout the school year, giving our students the opportunity to practice what they are learning, build relationships with younger students, and gain real-world experience in working with children.

👀 Be on the lookout…you never know which classroom will be our next stop! 🚸📚

I am SO incredibly proud of how all of my FCS students are doing! Watching them learn, grow, step outside their comfort zones, and share their talents with others makes this teacher’s heart HAPPY! ❤️

Keep up the amazing work, FCS! I am proud to be your teacher! 🥰👏

— Mrs. Stanton

Mrs. Qualls’ class had a fun last day of summer! ☀️

They enjoyed a hands on Science and Math lesson by making ice cream in a bag! The students had so much fun making their own ice cream and getting to enjoy a sweet treat at the end!

🎃📢 Pumpkin Patch Permission Slip Reminder! Students, don’t forget to bring your permission slips back for the pumpkin patch! They are due by September 30th. If you lost your permission slip or need a new one, come see Mrs. Skinner and she can get you another copy!