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The 4th graders at Mt. Peak demonstrated their readiness for the TAKS Writing Test at their 1st annual Tribal Council.
The winners crafted outstanding stories that served to inspire their classmates for Wednesday's big test.
Winners pictured from left to right: Jenna, Destiny, Rachel, Dylan, and Isaac. |
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"Hooray for the USA!" 1st Grade presented their music program with patriotic style. |
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Congratulations to the fundraiser drawing winners! Cassidy H. (5th), Megan C. (5th), Luke H. (1st), Peter P. (2nd), and Morgan S. (4th). |
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Mt. Peak kicked off their Spring Fundraiser with SpongeBob! Help support Mt. Peak. Fundraiser ends Feb. 23. |
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Coach Probst of Mt. Peak Elementary had the opportunity to kiss a pig for the thousands of dollars that students raised for their Jump Rope for Heart event. |
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Young at heart, but aged to perfection, Mt. Peak Kindergarten students and teachers celebrate the 100th day of school. |
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26 Mt. Peak students made the Childers' Achievers list for the 1st semester. Students who maintained all A's in their grades and conduct earned a lunch with Mrs. Childers at Red Robin. Congratulations! |
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Mt. Peak had the ZZ Skippers show off their skills during their annual Jump Rope for Heart Kick-Off assembly. |
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3rd graders made snowmen out of recycled materials. Snow much fun! |
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Aramark Foods sponsored a bike give-away and Uryah G. (K) and Jeffrey F. (Pre-K) each won a bike. Congratulations Uryah and Jeffrey! |
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Everyone at Mt. Peak showed their Holiday Spirit during the sing-along in the gym. Students enjoyed listening to Frank Seale's band performance. |
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Mt. Peak 3rd graders had a great time performing in the Music Program "Around The World At Christmas Time". Program was led by music teacher, Mrs. Newman. |
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Ms. Howard's 1st grade class decorate gingerbread houses. |
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In the Computer Lab, Pre-K students recognize the names and pictures of shapes to complete the gingerbread man. |
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Santa visits Mt. Peak! |
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5th Graders at Mt. Peak performed the musical review of American's history, "The American Dream" written by Roger Emerson and John Jacobson. The musical was a celebration of American's liberty and freedom. |
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Mt. Peak students and staff gathered in the gym for a College Day Assembly. The teachers stood in their "College Groups" and each group told the name of the college they attended, the location, the school colors and mascot. They also wore their college shirts and displayed their school banners and diplomas outside their rooms. |
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Mt. Peak students and families at Field of Readers. |
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No TV Week at the Peak. Students enjoyed fun activities and story telling from some of their favorite books including "There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Fly" and "Three Billy Goats Ruff". |
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The students and staff at Mt. Peak dressed up as book characters. They kicked off their fall parties by participating in a Pumpkin Sing-Along in the gym, then marched through the school in a Parade of Characters. |
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Mt. Peak kicked off Red Ribbon Week with a NED assembly. NED stands for "Never Give Up", "Encourage Others", and "Do Your Best". Our guest, Jeff, performed awesome Yo-Yo tricks while presenting a message that helps students keep Mt. Peak a safe and drug free school. |
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Students at Mt. Peak wear hats for Book Fair Week. |
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Mt. Peak 2nd Grade Rocks! The students in 2nd grade created their own percussions and string instruments as they explored the different sounds through different mediums. |
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Mt. Peak students show how flexible they can be in the Gym. |
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Pre-K students visit Fire Station #3. The Fire Fighters gave the students a tour of the station, fire truck and displayed their fire fighting gear. |
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Mt. Peak students having a "groovy" time as they dress up on Decade Day! |
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Mt. Peak's 3rd grade students and teachers show their spirit by dressing alike on "Twin Day". |
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Steve McCauley, weatherman from WFAA-Channel 8, came to talk with the 4th graders at Mt. Peak about weather in Texas. The students enjoyed learning about how a tornado forms, what to do when you are caught out in an electric storm, and why we may have a wet and stormy winter due to El Nino. Mr. McCauley was an excellent speaker who delighted the students with explanations that helped them visualize weather concepts. |
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Mt. Peak CBI students enjoy an inside picnic lunch. |
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10 teachers from Mt. Peak were selected to receive a bouquet of flowers, a cake, and a $100 gift certificate to Walmart for being a great teacher. These teachers are a great example of those who go above and beyond the call of duty. Congratulations to them for all their hard work!!!! |
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"Pink Out" at Mt. Peak! Mt. Peak staff supports Breast Cancer Awareness during "Pink Out Friday". |
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Mountain Peak 5th graders in Mrs. Xavier's math class reviewed for their place value test using clickers. Clickers are a classroom performance system using technology to respond to a question as a whole class. When asking the class how they liked the clickers Austin stated, "The future is now!" Georgia said, "They are awesome!" |
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Mt. Peak students and staff clap and cheer while they enjoy watching the Kindergarten students as they march through the hallways during their annual Teddy Bear Parade. |
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