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Preparing Tomorrow’s Leaders Today

Moody's first school was a rock structure built in 1879. Due to growth in the community, the St. Clair County Board of Education was forced to build a new structure, now known as Moody Elementary School, and establish a middle school. The new elementary building was completed in 1990. By the spring of 1998, a wing with additional classrooms was completed. In 2003, expansion soon became necessary and construction was again completed on a second wing, containing classrooms, restrooms, a computer lab, workroom, and library media center.
Moody Elementary School's school-wide plan has been designed to provide a comprehensive educational program for all students in grades K-3. Our primary goal is to provide instruction that will enable students to meet and exceed state and federal standards. We believe that improving the learning environment and teaching strategies will ultimately result in greater student achievement.

Principal Photo
Kathy Tice



 



Here at M.E.S. we would like to do our part to help with some of the needs of the Haitian people. We will be collecting much needed supplies from Tuesday, January 26 – Wednesday, February 10. You may send in any of the items listed below with your child, or you may drop the supplies off at the school. Jim Tucker with Medmissions International Foundation will be coming to speak to the children about the huge difference they are making through their donations.
List of Supplies:
Shampoo / Bath soap
Dial Antibacterial soap (pump bottle and refills)
Diapers & wipes / Disinfectant wipes
Toothbrushes & Toothpaste
Q tips / Cotton Balls
Band Aids - Assorted sizes / Triple antibiotic ointment

Thank you for your support
 

ART MONTH

MARCH is "YOUTH ART MONTH"!!! The 3rd grade Honors Art Club will be selling
t-shirts through February 17th to raise money. All children's sizes are $8 and all adult sizes are $10. All students were given an order form and there are additional ones in Mrs. Linton's room. If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Nicki Linton @ (205) 640-2180.
 

Tribute to Teachers
http://www.rbcbankusa.com/tribute/
Beginning December 1, you can nominate your favorite educator in RBC Bank's 7th Annual Tribute to Teachers program. Simply complete the brief nomination form and tell us about the one word that best describes your favorite teacher. He or she will then be entered to receive valuable school supply discounts and a chance to receive up to $2,500 in cash and prizes to help fulfill classroom needs.
 

JUST IN CASE...

We have added a new SCHOOL-WIDE NOTIFICATION SYSTEM. You can sign up your cell phone or an email account or both to receive a message in the event of a school-wide emergency or announcement. This option will allow us to contact you with a greater amount of information at a faster pace.
 

M.E.S. Goes Green

In an effort to help the environment Moody Elementary will be recycling used ink and toner cartridges. Any used ink or toner cartridges can be sent to Mr. Thompson in the computer lab. Thank You for all your help. We will no longer be collecting newspapers, but encourage you to recycle all paper products whenever possible.
 


Tiger Tranz
The St. Clair County Board of Education has entered into an agreement with TigerTranz, Inc. for the collection of returned checks. The Board requires that you make sure the following information is on all checks written:
*Full Name
*Street Address
*Home Phone Number. The amount of the collection fee is currently $30 in our state: however this fee is subject to change as allowed by law.
For full details on Tiger Tranz's policy and conditions, please click on the link above.
 

M.E.S. - MORNING NEWS (BEST OF 2009)

 

UPCOMING EVENTS

January 26 - February 10

"Help for Haiti"
Supply Drive

February 9

Progress Reports
Go Home

February 11

1st Grade Wax Museum
@ Bethel Baptist Church
6:30 p.m.

February 12

Valentine Snack
@ 1:30

February 15

President's Day
NO SCHOOL

February 17

Art Club
T-Shirt Orders Due

Moody Elementary School Moody, AL 35004 205-640-2180
Last Modified: Monday, Feb. 08, 2010