The “2012 Rezonate! Environmental Education Award” was awarded to Miss Patti Reiss. Please join us in congratulating her commitment to educating our students in the areas of science, environmental education, and the principles of keeping America beautiful!
Miss Reiss prepares to accept her educational award at the evening reception held at the Mississippi Craft Center.
Third Grade students created fashion forward outfits using recycled material. Justin is a special projects coordinator for Keep the Rez Beautiful. Originally from Covington, La., he helps our organization write grants and organize events. Justin Fritscher with the National Resources Conservation Service worked with the children as part of Keep the Rez Beautiful Project.
Douglas Watson enjoyed his time interviewing his great aunt, Dr. Jasmine Chapman for his family tree project done through their Language Arts classes.
First grade student, Riley Miranda "plays" with her new friend. Students take care of their very own silkworms and learn about the entire life cycle in the process.
Students throughout PreKindergarten through 1st grade are getting a whole new “look” at Life Science. From hatching chickens to feeding silkworms from our own Mulberry trees and even exploring and releasing butterflies in the St. Anthony Garden, students have a deep understanding of the life cycle and developmental stages of many plants and animals. This time of year allows the teachers to immerse the students in their units while comparing their own growth and change to that of all God’s Creatures.
Campbell Miller, Joseph Wright, and Gia Picarella practice the art of carefully nuturing their new baby chicks after they hatch.
St. Anthony Catholic School is a private parochial elementary school located in Madison, Mississippi, dedicated to serving families with children in pre-kindergarten through sixth grade.
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