We have officially wrapped up Week 4 of school, and what a wonderful week it was! One of the highlights was our Parade of Grands, which was a huge success. It was so special to welcome our grandparents and special guests to the Circle Drive and to see the joy it brought to our students and families. Thank you to everyone who helped make this event such a memorable celebration. 💙
As we move into Week 5, it is exciting to see the amount of learning and growth happening across all grade levels. Classrooms are full of energy, curiosity, and hard work as students continue building new skills and making connections in every subject.
Please don’t hesitate to reach out to your child’s teacher if you have a concern or would like to talk about something happening at school. We are here to support you and your family in any way we can. Together, we can ensure that every student thrives. 🌟
Thank you for your continued support and partnership in making our school such a vibrant and positive place to learn. |
-Mrs. Boggs, Principal |
Citizens of the Week |
 Congratulations to Our Citizens of the Week!  At Sebree, we celebrate students who go above and beyond in showing what it means to be respectful, responsible, and safe. Throughout the week, students earn Hooray Tickets for making positive choices. Every Friday morning, tickets from each grade level are entered into a drawing, and winners are named our Citizens of the Week. These outstanding students are recognized school-wide and get to choose a special prize as a reward for their efforts. 
 Kindergarten: Nahomi Pocasangre Hernandez
 1st Grade: Ardor Jones
 2nd Grade: Kole Wilson
 3rd Grade: Krew Thomas
 4th Grade: Christian Murray
 5th Grade: Sandra Gaspar
 6th Grade: River Mitchell
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We are so proud of our students for leading by example and making our school community stronger every day. Keep up the great work!
 
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Picture of the Week |
📸 Picture of the Week
Just look at that excitement! 🤩 Our first graders had a blast during a collaboration challenge last week. Using a jump rope 🪢, groups had to form specific shapes without ever letting go—an activity that sparked teamwork, communication 💬, and problem-solving 🧩. The smiles (and wide-open mouths of excitement!) say it all! Afterwards, students reflected by writing and drawing about the experience. What a great way to learn while having fun! ✍️✨
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How Many Days Have We Been In School? |
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POP After School Program |
We are excited to share that the POP After School Program for 4th–6th graders began today, and our first session was a huge success! Students gathered after school from 3:00–4:30 PM to learn, connect, and have fun together. This program will continue every Monday, giving our students a wonderful opportunity to grow, explore, and engage in new experiences each week. Today, they worked on collaboration, budgets, and main idea! We look forward to seeing all the great things ahead!
  
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Morning Drop-Off for MS & HS Students |
For the safety of our students, we ask that all middle school and high school students be dropped off in the Circle Drive at the top of the hill by the front entrance of the school. After drop-off, students may walk down the outside stairs by the gym to wait for buses.
Please do not use the downstairs parking lot for student drop-off. The amount of foot traffic combined with vehicles entering and exiting poses a significant safety risk. Thank you for your cooperation in helping us keep all of our students safe during morning arrival!
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Reading Logs |
📚 Reading Logs Begin This Week for Grades K–3! 📚
We are excited to launch our Reading Logs this week for all students in Kindergarten through 3rd Grade! Each student will receive a reading folderthat goes home daily. Inside the folder, you will find:
- A passage that your child must read at home each night.
- A reading log paper that includes the passage title, the date it should be read, and a space for a parent/guardian signature.
This will serve as your child’s homework each night. Please be sure the reading log is signed nightly as your child completes their reading. Consistent daily practice at home builds confidence, fluency, and a lifelong love for reading! 💙 |
High Attendance Day |
Mark your calendars—High Attendance Day is coming up tomorrow - Tuesday, September 9! Every class that achieves perfect attendance will get the chance to pie Mrs. Boggs in the face at the end of the day! Plus, all students who are present will be entered into a drawing for free bikes. And why not make it extra cozy? Everyone is encouraged to wear pajamas for the day!
Kentucky’s High Attendance Day is an annual statewide initiative sponsored by the Kentucky Department of Education and the Directors of Pupil Personnel. This friendly competition encourages public elementary, middle, and high schools to achieve the highest percentage of student attendance on a designated day. Schools with the highest attendance in each category and size division can earn a minimum $500 award! Beyond the prize, the purpose of High Attendance Day is to highlight the critical link between regular school attendance and academic success. Let’s rally our students to be present and engaged—every day counts!
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Safe Schools Week |
Webster County Schools is joining other districts across KY in recognizing Safe Schools Week, with this year's theme: "Focus on School Safety."
This week is designed to raise awareness about various aspects of school safety and empower students, teachers, parents, and the community to take proactive steps in creating a safe and nurturing learning environment.
Please take the KY School Safety Pledge by clicking the link below. 👇
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👟 PE Day Reminder
To help your child participate safely and comfortably in PE Class, please make sure they wear tennis shoes on their scheduled PE day. Proper footwear helps prevent injuries and allows students to fully enjoy all activities. You’ll find the PE schedule listed below — thank you for helping us keep our students safe and ready to move!
 
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September Breakfast & Lunch Menus |
K-8 Breakfast Menu
K-8 Lunch Menu
PreK Menu
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Parade of Grands |
We want you to know how much we value you, appreciate you, and recognize all that you do each day for our students.  The Parade of Grands was a huge success because of YOU — rain or shine, the love was everywhere!
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Veteran's Day Parade |
| 🎺🇺🇸 We are excited to share that the 20th Annual Veteran’s Day Parade will take place on Tuesday, November 11 at 1:00pm on Main Street. This special community tradition is a wonderful opportunity to honor and celebrate the service of our veterans. Our students will be participating in the parade, and we encourage families to help their children begin practicing their songs at home so they can sing with confidence and pride on the big day! Click your child's grade level below for a link to their song!
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Kindergarten Spotlight |
✨ Kindergarten
Our Kindergarteners have been busy building their early learning foundations! Last week, they practiced pre-writing skills ✏️ and focused on the letters a, m, s, and t. In math, they worked on counting objects 🔢, recognizing numbers, and sorting items by different attributes 🎨.
   
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First Grade |
🤝 First Grade
First graders tackled a fun collaboration challenge last week! Using a jump rope 🪢, groups had to form specific shapes without letting go. This activity encouraged teamwork, communication 💬, and problem-solving 🧩. Afterwards, students reflected by writing and drawing ✍️—it was wonderful to see them working together and thinking deeply!
   
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Second Grade |
📚 Second Grade
Second grade had a full week of learning!
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Reading: Students explored schools around the world 🌍, discussing challenges children face in attending school and how communities find solutions 💡.
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Math: Measurement 📏 continued, and students will wrap it up Monday by measuring friends before moving on to number lines. ➡️ They also took their first math fact fluency test.
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Phonics: Students practiced accurate letter sounds 🔤 and handwriting. ✏️
  
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Third Grade |
📖 Third Grade
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ELA: Students worked on identifying main ideas through the book My Librarian is a Camel 🐪. They also practiced writing strong paragraphs by answering: What challenges did kids face in Kenya, and how did they overcome them? 📝
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Math: Continued hands-on practice with multiplication and division using arrays and equal groups ✖️➗.
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Phonics: Focused on clear pronunciation and “getting ready” sounds 🔊.
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Science: Learned about balanced forces ⚖️ and explored how pushes and pulls work in the real world 🌎.
  
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Fourth Grade |
📚 Fourth Grade
Fourth graders wrapped up Love That Dog 🐕 by Sharon Creech and discussed what inspired Jack to write poetry. In math ➕➖, students practiced addition and subtraction, solving independently before sharing strategies with partners. In science 🔬, they began exploring different forms of energy, and in social studies 🗺️, they created classroom maps and started their Hand/Foot Map projects!
  
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Fifth Grade |
📖 Fifth Grade
In ELA, students continued reading Esperanza Rising 🌹 while working on close reading, story structure, inferencing, summarizing, and character reactions. They also connected the novel to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights 🌍. Writing lessons focused on grammar ✏️, sentence editing, and developing opinion writing 💭. In math, students worked on division ➗. 
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Sixth Grade |
⚡ Sixth GradeSixth graders studied unit rate in math 📊 and continued reading Percy Jackson ⚔️. Their ELA focus included characterization 🧑🎓, summarizing 📄, and identifying themes 🌟 within the story.   
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Questions or Concerns |
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If you ever have questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out. We value open communication and are here to support both you and your child throughout the school year. You can contact the school office by phone, email, or stopping by during office hours — we’re always happy to help! Email: brooklyn.boggs@webster.kyschools.us
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