Good Evening. I apologize for the late message. Most of the bus 323 morning route will be picked up by Bus 291 on Wednesday morning.
ALSTON and TRELLIS Stop and ALSTON and BURKE Stop will be picked up by bus 284.
We apologize for the inconvenience, but we are grateful to the drivers who added these stops to their morning schedule.
ALSTON and TRELLIS Stop and ALSTON and BURKE Stop will be picked up by bus 284.
We apologize for the inconvenience, but we are grateful to the drivers who added these stops to their morning schedule.
Ever see kindness in action? ✨Yesterday, these responsible student volunteers were chosen to escort mystery readers around the school. Their smiles and helpfulness made the day extra special⭐️📚
Ready, set, add! 🏁 Ms. Emery’s first grade class practiced adding 2‑digit and 1‑digit numbers with a fast‑paced “Math Race” — speed, smiles, and math wins all around. 🤗
What a fun afternoon! To prepare our Battle of the Books team, some teachers came to to battle them. It was a close, but the students came out on top. Thank you to all staff members who read books and came to support our team. 📚✨
Reminder: Tuesday, March 3, 2026 is a Teacher Workday. There is no school for students.
Both routes of bus 291 will be combined as a first route this week. If your child usually rides the 2nd route, they may be about 20 minutes early. Bus 284 and 288 have sub drivers today. This may affect arrival times slightly. Thank you!
This week we're celebrating Read Across America Week! 📚✨ This special week is all about inspiring a love of books and building a community of lifelong readers. Today we wore our SCE shirts because Sea Turtles are strong readers. We also enjoyed many special guest readers who shared wonderful stories with us. 💗
Guess who loved EOG prep yesterday? 🙋♀️🙋♂️ Ms. Collin’s 5th graders! These mathematicians used Plickers to review and it was a hit! Students loved watching their cards get scanned, seeing the live percentage correct, and checking which answer choices classmates picked. The instant feedback turned review into a game and sparked great conversations about strategies. 🎯📊✨
Happy March! Click the link to Dive into Surf City's Newsletter for March.
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Surf City Elementary is in need of Proctors for the EOGs in May. If you are interested, please complete the link below to let us know you are interested.
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During small group, first graders from Ms. Brunjes' first grade class practiced building complete sentences to strengthen their reading and writing skills. Students use decodable words, sight words, and vocabulary from the text to create and expand sentences. Then they practiced reading sentences aloud, stretching them with describing words, and checking for capital letters and ending punctuation.
Mrs. Montaruli’s Kindergarten class is wrapping up a module on America Then and Now. Students learned about how school, home, transportation, and communication have changed over time. To end the module students created posters showing details of changes in America and presented it in class.
We're happy to share with you that Daisy from Ms. Horne's 5th grade class is our Sea Turtle of the Week. Daisy, your school is proud of you. 💙🐢💚
Ever wondered how a little push can change everything? ✨ Mrs. Carmichael's 4th grade class did a marble lab to explore how force affects moving vs. still objects —collisions, friction, and surprising results! 🔗https://youtube.com/shorts/6ft-Bc11z4Q
Good afternoon Surf City Elementary Families,
We have just been informed there may be a delay with some bus routes this afternoon due to traffic. Please refer to the Here Comes the Bus app for route updates. If you have not downloaded the app yet, information on getting it set up can be found at the following link : https://www.pender.k12.nc.us/page/transportation
Thank you for your patience.
We have just been informed there may be a delay with some bus routes this afternoon due to traffic. Please refer to the Here Comes the Bus app for route updates. If you have not downloaded the app yet, information on getting it set up can be found at the following link : https://www.pender.k12.nc.us/page/transportation
Thank you for your patience.
In STEAM class this week K-3 classes engineered their own ice rinks, created an athlete, and experimented with how magnets 🧲 can move objects based on winter Olympic sports on ice. The kids loved watching their figure skaters, hockey players, and speed skaters move on their ice rinks and challenge pathways.
Lots of learning in PreK! ✨
Here’s a quick snapshot of what we do every day — counting, weighing, building, coloring, and cutting. Hands-on activities that help our little learners grow, explore, and have fun while building important skills! 🎨✂️🧮🧱
#PreK #LearningThroughPlay #EarlyEducation #HandsOnLearning
Here’s a quick snapshot of what we do every day — counting, weighing, building, coloring, and cutting. Hands-on activities that help our little learners grow, explore, and have fun while building important skills! 🎨✂️🧮🧱
#PreK #LearningThroughPlay #EarlyEducation #HandsOnLearning
Ms. Polster is teaching 2nd grade all about the xylophone. 🎶 They know that the metal instrument is called the glockenspiel. And the bigger the xylophone, the lower the sound. The smaller the xylophone, the higher the sound. 🔗 https://youtu.be/NoRx9rN8TjM
❆🐧❆ Check out some of the beautiful winter art that's decorating our hallways. 🔗https://youtube.com/shorts/36Quu_NB5B0
