Tonight was 5th-6th grade night at HES!
Tonight was 5th-6th grade night at HES!
Highland Newsletter Oct 2025
Our students wanted a Spirit Week so much, they took the initiative to approach Mrs. Davis and make it happen. We love that they are putting their leadership skills into practice, so, next week at Highland, we will have Apple Day Spirit Week!
We will be having some guests on Thursday of this week, so don't be alarmed if you see a firetruck and ambulance at Highland Elementary.
Congratulations to these Wildcats! They have been selected for School Leadership Roles. We can't wait for their enthusiasm, hard-work, and dedication to shine bright and lead the way for our school. (Post 2 of 2)
Congratulations to these Wildcats! They have been selected for School Leadership Roles. We can't wait for their enthusiasm, hard-work, and dedication to shine bright and lead the way for our school. (Post 1 of 2)
We are so incredibly proud of all of our Wildcats who completed an application and interviewed for a School Leadership Role. Not only did they show initiative, but their dedication and hard work was on clear display, as they rocked their interviews and made the selection process extremely difficult for us teachers. Way to go, Wildcats!
Permission slips with information regarding choir were sent home today with students who were interested in participating. Anyone who did not receive a paper and wants to participate can pick one up next week in Mrs. Hall's room.
Highland students filled our Blessing Box today as a way to give back to our community.
Come join us for a game of bingo and a chance to win free books!
Congratulations to these Wildcats! They will be representing Highland Elementary at the Ky Apple Festival in the math and spelling bee competitions.
Your Family Resource Center needs your help! Please use the link below to fill our the short survey and help us target the individual needs of our students and families. Thank you for your help in making us better able to serve you!
FRYSC Survey
What a fun week in 4th grade science! 🔬👁 On Tuesday, students designed and built vision models to explore how eyes function with either high-sensitivity or low-sensitivity light receptors. Then on Thursday, they rotated through hands-on light stations to investigate shadows, refraction, color reflection and absorption, and the properties of transparent, translucent, and opaque materials. Learning has never been so bright!💡🌈🧪
Congratulations to Ms. Dials's and Mrs. Vanhoose's classrooms for earning a sweet reward from our FRYSC. These students enjoyed ice cream sundaes on a beautiful Friday afternoon.
What an amazing turnout for our Kindergarten Floats with GOATs event. We are so happy to get to celebrate you and all the amazing things you do for the students at Highland Elementary. We hope you enjoyed the student performance and your ice cream float! (Post 3 of 3)
What an amazing turnout for our Kindergarten Floats with GOATs event. We are so happy to get to celebrate you and all the amazing things you do for the students at Highland Elementary. We hope you enjoyed the student performance and your ice cream float! (Post 2 of 3)
What an amazing turnout for our Kindergarten Floats with GOATs event. We are so happy to get to celebrate you and all the amazing things you do for the students at Highland Elementary. We hope you enjoyed the student performance and your ice cream float! (Post 1 of 3)
Mrs. Bevins' math classes have started learning multiplication strategies this week. Today we worked on an activity using uno cards and counters to create and solve multiplication equations using arrays and equal groups. The students all had a great time with the hands on learning.
Mrs. Wright's class used Mixed Pair Share to demonstrate their knowledge of vocabulary words and share their Frayer Models with their peers. It was amazing to see the students take charge of their learning and help coach their peers in a productive and engaging environment.
