A note from our school counselor, Mrs. Livingston:
October 23rd-27th, we will be celebrating Healthy Habits Week.
We will focus on developing healthy choices, including such as getting enough sleep, making healthy food decisions, exercising, developing positive character traits, thinking of others, and self-control.
These will be our dress-up days for the week:
Monday - Sport healthy choices = wear athletic and sports attire
Tuesday - Ride the waves with healthy choices = wear beach and surfer attire
Wednesday - Unhealthy choices will make you cry like a baby = dress like a tiny tot
Thursday - Develop healthy character traits = Dress like your favorite book character
Friday - Rise up against cancer = wear pink
We're rooting for the Adairsville High football team to win against the Lafayette team at tonight's home game.
Celebrate Homecoming at Tiger Stadium. Go Tigers!
TOTY, Eva Brown, chose to give a crown to Ellen Jones for her Collective Commitments.
Members of the Adairsville High School cheer squad and football team greeted Pine Log students in the car rider lane this morning. Go Tigers!
Thank you to Levi for designing the letter L and the letter O to spell LEGO over the LEGO wall.
The letters G and O for the board title were created by Jentzen.
-Mrs. Hughes
Welcome to the Learning Log!
The PLES Learning Log (media center/library) is officially open.
Ms. Pettit chose Jamie Wilkerson to receive a crown for demonstrating Collective Commitments.
Watch this video for new information on our School Store fundraiser.
https://videos.schoolstore.com/day-2-video
Check out this video about the School Store fundraiser that starts this week!
https://videos.schoolstore.com/kick-off-video
Mrs. Gammon was selected for a Collective Committments crown by Dr. Medlock.
Our ILT, Drew May, received a crown from Mrs. Jensen for his collective commitments.
The Right Works Committee presented crowns on Wednesday afternoon to educators who demonstrated Collective Commitments.
Shown in pictures:
Mrs. Brown, PLES Teacher of the Year
and the Right Works Committee
Sunday, September 17, marked the 235th anniversary of the creation of the U.S. Constitution.
To celebrate Constitution Week here at Pine Log, you are invited to enter a Constitution Week Poster Contest, by listening to some facts on the announcements and searching for a hidden treasure in the hallways of Pine Log.
We continued the Pine Log tradition of searching for the flag and gold-painted rock.
Congratulations to Wade K., Mason S., Zaylen L., Alivia M., Annabelle C., Keegan M., Ryleigh D., and Liam H. for finding the golden rock yesterday by using this hint:
Start with the word rock and you will find
A leisurely way to pass the time.
Made of wood and lots of slats,
With a buffalo plaid pillow at your back.
Remember to order your Pink Out t-shirt by Friday, September 22. We are doubly proud to wear this Pink Out shirt this year as it was designed by a former Pine Log Indian, Kimberlyn Allen. Adairsville Middle School hosts Pink Out Day annually to raise money for families in the Adairsville community who have been impacted by cancer. This year's theme is "Rise Up" which Kimberlyn included in the shirt design.
The Fall Book Fair was a success thanks to your purchases and donations.
Thank you all for your support! - Mrs. Hughes
Congratulations to the Adairsville Tigers on their Friday night win! Thanks for sharing your 306 Pride with our future Tigers.
AHS cheerleaders and a AHS football player started our Friday with a roar. These Tiger athletes eased smiles onto faces while they opened car doors for PLES students and provided fist bumps to start the day. Go Tigers!
We had another great day at the book fair building stronger readers with new books. Emmett is an avid reader with a future brighter than his safety vest.
Thank you to the volunteers who helped students practice their math skills at the book fair.
Pictured: Michael Rhoads with fourth-grade students.
Thank you to these Adairsville High School Skills Team students who helped build a greenhouse for our STEM Club.
"We are excited about the opportunities this greenhouse will offer the students. It will provide a hands-on learning experience which will provide students a better STEM knowledge and skills through the study of plants," Jamie Patrick, STEM Club Sponsor
