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2018-2019 APPROVED ACADEMIC CALENDAR
At the November 21st Legislative Board Meeting, the 2018-2019 Academic Calendar was approved. Please make note that school will start earlier next year with no change to the length of spring break. View the calendar here, http://bit.ly/2BFA7gn.
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Mindful May Gift Basket Winners
Elkins Park teacher Jane Donohue, Cheltenham Elementary teacher Nicki Myrick and Glenside building assistant Donna Roussell were among the seven staff members who won beautiful mindful gift baskets after practicing 31 days of mindfulness in May. Every staff member was invited to practice a different mindful practice each day and at the end of the month submit their completed calendars into a drawing for ...
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CSD Skills for Life Student-Athletes Participate in Special Olympics
Almost 50 intellectually disabled student-athletes from Cheltenham earned some celebratory swag after receiving ribbons for their participation in the Special Olympics at Hatboro-Horsham High School on May 30. Comprising Skills for Life students ages 8 and up from Cheltenham High School, Cedarbrook Middle School and Myers Elementary School, the team participated in the 50- and 200-meter runs, softball throw and ...
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Mindful May Wraps Up with Celebration of Collaborative Learning
As the school district dedicated the month of May to mindfulness, more than 35 Cedarbrook and Cheltenham High School students facilitated 150 mindfulness centers with their younger peers at Glenside, Myers, Wyncote and Cheltenham on May 29 and 30. The school district’s yearlong focus on mindfulness was never more evident than on these school visits, where student facilitators practiced...
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Future Problem Solvers
Future Problem Solvers (FPS) from across the district came together for the District Problem Solving Bowl on May 9 at Elkins Park School. FPS teams from Elkins Park, Myers, Wyncote and Glenside worked all year using creative thinking to grapple with various topics impacting the world. This year, the bowl topic was cloud storage. In the fourth grade competition, Wyncote Problem Solvers received top recognition with a clean sweep of...
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Wyncote Takes a Google Expedition
Google stopped by Wyncote Elementary this week to share its Expeditions app, a virtual reality teaching tool that lets students lead or join immersive virtual trips all over the world and get up close with historical landmarks, dive underwater with sharks and even visit outer space! Through the app, teachers and students “explored” different expeditions like being at sea, plants being pollinated, the human skeleton, landforms and more. The app...
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