Student-grown vegetables, herbs, annuals, perennials and native plants will be available at the annual plant sale at the Chesterfield Career and Technical Center @ Courthouse, 10101 Courthouse Road. The event is open to the public 8 a.m.-4 p.m. April 15. Students in urban agriculture plant systems and greenhouse production will sell more than 250 varieties […]
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Chesterfield County Public Schools offers Summer Play Camps for early childhood special education students. The weeklong camps provide enrichment experiences and help students practice play and social skills. Families are asked to register here, then school staff members will be in touch to confirm which week their child will attend camp.
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Evergreen Elementary celebrated Pi Day yesterday by allowing students to pie their teachers and administrators. Students have been working hard to complete goals and work towards new targeted lessons on Dreambox. Students who showed that they worked hard will be able to PIE their teacher along with administration!
...Read Full ArticleFor almost 30 years, St. Mark’s United Methodist Church has been a strong partner for Evergreen Elementary. Volunteers connect with students as mentors and as supportive adults to talk to.
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Team MAGIK is a basketball camp for students who will be in grades 5-8 in 2023-24. Campers will improve basketball skills, develop teamwork and learn important life lessons. Team MAGIK runs 8 a.m.-noon Monday through Thursday at Midlothian Middle, and the cost is $65 for each one-week session. Sign up now for one or more […]
...Read Full ArticleCamp EPIC (Exploring Pathways in Careers) offers exciting, hands-on career experiences for students who will be in grades 5-8 in 2023-24. Camp EPIC runs 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and the cost is $150 for each one-week session. Sign up now for one session or two sessions!
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Evergreen Elementary fourth graders recently performed surgery on nonfiction passages. Gretchen Bassett’s class was presented with 10 patients who needed “text feature transplants” such as a table of contents, caption or headings. Using surgical trays holding scissors, glue and other tools, students added the needed feature to each patient’s chart. Lessons like this make lifelong […]
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