Wishing everyone a warm and restful Thanksgiving. We’re thankful for our students, staff, families, and the community that makes Prosper ISD feel like home.🦃
Today we’re celebrating our substitute educators.🍎🌟Thank you for stepping in when we need you and helping our classrooms run smoothly. You make a real difference in our schools, and we’re grateful for the care you bring to our students every day.
REMINDER: Campuses are closed next week for Thanksgiving Break. Enjoy the time off, and we’ll see you back at school on Monday, December 1! 🍂
🏫Thank you to the amazing Education Support Professionals across our district for the countless ways you support our students and our schools. Your dedication to making a positive impact does not go unnoticed, and we’re thankful for you!
❤️ It’s Red Ribbon Week in Prosper ISD! This week, we’re joining together to say NO to drugs and YES to healthy choices, positive habits, and bright futures. 🌟 Together, we can make a difference! 💪
Together We CHAMPION!
Fourth-grade students recently participated in a Place Value BreakoutEDU activity in the library. Using their knowledge of place value, they worked together to solve challenges and unlock a series of locks. The ultimate goal? To successfully open all the locks on the box and complete the breakout!
Fourth-grade students recently participated in a Place Value BreakoutEDU activity in the library. Using their knowledge of place value, they worked together to solve challenges and unlock a series of locks. The ultimate goal? To successfully open all the locks on the box and complete the breakout!
Congratulations to our September/October Star Polishers! We are so proud of Mrs. Dorsey, Coach Pendergrass, and Ms. Wylie. Thank you for all you to to serve students, staff, and families at Smothermon Elementary.
📢 Reminder: It’s a long weekend! 🎉 We look forward to seeing students and staff back on campus Tuesday. Have a great Monday!
📚✨ Reminder: Tomorrow is a Student Holiday and a Staff Professional Development Day! Students, enjoy your well-deserved four-day weekend. Staff, we’re looking forward to an inspiring day of learning and collaboration before a relaxing three-day weekend! 💡🎉
🌟 October is National Bullying Prevention Month 🌟
Together, we can create a world where kindness, inclusion, and respect are the norm.
Together, we can create a world where kindness, inclusion, and respect are the norm.
🌟 Before the first bell rings and long after the last student leaves, our custodial team creates the clean, welcoming spaces where learning happens. Today on National Custodian Day, we celebrate our incredible custodial team for the essential role they play in our schools and thank them for their dedication to our staff, students, and community! 💙
🌟 Happy National Custodian Day! 🌟
Today, we celebrate Juan, our amazing custodian, who keeps our school sparkling clean and safe every single day! 🧹✨ Your hard work, dedication, and positive spirit do not go unnoticed. Thank you for everything you do to make our school a brighter, better place! 💛 @ProsperISD
#NationalCustodianDay #ThankYouJuan #SchoolHeroes #SmothermonStorytellers
✨ October is National Principals Month! ✨
We’re grateful for all 31 incredible principals across Prosper ISD who lead with vision, care, and a deep commitment to students and staff. Their leadership helps shape strong schools, build lasting relationships, and ensure every learner is prepared to succeed.
We’re grateful for all 31 incredible principals across Prosper ISD who lead with vision, care, and a deep commitment to students and staff. Their leadership helps shape strong schools, build lasting relationships, and ensure every learner is prepared to succeed.
✨ October is National Principals Month! ✨
We’re grateful for all 31 incredible principals across Prosper ISD who lead with vision, care, and a deep commitment to students and staff. Their leadership helps shape strong schools, build lasting relationships, and ensure every learner is prepared to succeed.
We’re grateful for all 31 incredible principals across Prosper ISD who lead with vision, care, and a deep commitment to students and staff. Their leadership helps shape strong schools, build lasting relationships, and ensure every learner is prepared to succeed.
💙 October is National Bullying Prevention Month 💙
At Smothermon Elementary, we believe every student deserves to feel safe, respected, and valued. This month, we join schools across the country in raising awareness and taking action to prevent bullying. @ProsperISD
✅ Be Kind
✅ Speak Up
✅ Stand Together
Let’s work as a community to create a culture of kindness where everyone belongs. 💛
#BullyingPreventionMonth #BeKind #SmothermonStorytellers
At Smothermon Elementary, we believe every student deserves to feel safe, respected, and valued. This month, we join schools across the country in raising awareness and taking action to prevent bullying. @ProsperISD
✅ Be Kind
✅ Speak Up
✅ Stand Together
Let’s work as a community to create a culture of kindness where everyone belongs. 💛
#BullyingPreventionMonth #BeKind #SmothermonStorytellers
🎀 October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month 🎀
At Smothermon Elementary, we stand together in support of the fighters, we celebrate the survivors, and we honor the memories of those we’ve lost. 💗@ProsperISD Together, we are stronger. 💪 #BreastCancerAwareness #PinkOut #SmothermonStorytellers
At Smothermon Elementary, we stand together in support of the fighters, we celebrate the survivors, and we honor the memories of those we’ve lost. 💗@ProsperISD Together, we are stronger. 💪 #BreastCancerAwareness #PinkOut #SmothermonStorytellers
🌟 Smothermon wouldn’t be the same without YOU, Tonya Jasenof! 🥳 Thank you for your amazing leadership and support during our first year—we’re so lucky to have you! #PrincipalAppreciation #SmothermonStorytellers @ProsperISD
Together We EMPOWER! Third grade teachers analyzed data, utilizing student work, as a collaborative team
Together We CULTIVATE! Fourth and first grade 'Owl Pals' met this week to begin building meaningful connections across grade levels
Together We CHAMPION! Fifth graders had explored the causes of the Jamestown deaths, then collaborated in groups to determine and defend which one they believed was most prevalent
