We are filled with excitement for our January Brain Buster winners today! Mrs. Cooper even had a student who chose the reward to be the principal. This kiddo was happy to show her the ropes. I mean being a principal is mostly about kicking your feet back on the desk and relaxing. It was a wonderful day of learning across the building.
2 months ago, Sheri Cooper
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Shout-out to Ag in the Classroom and Hershey’s in Robinson! Our Ag in the Classroom lesson, brought to us by Kambry Price, was all about chocolate and what a sweet lesson it was! Mrs. Ellington’s 4th graders have been hard at work, not only learning about agriculture, chocolate production, and where our food comes from but working on those reading writing and creating skills. Thanks to Hershey’s in Robinson for generously donating KING-SIZE candy bars for our students. What an amazing treat and a fun way to connect learning with real-world experiences! Learning is always sweet at MES!
2 months ago, Sheri Cooper
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💙⚡ BLUESTREAKS SCHOLASTIC BOWL UPDATE ⚡💙 Short-handed due to sickness and other commitments, but the Mighty Bluestreaks showed up and competed well, going 3–1 in EIC Conference action tonight in Ramsey! Proud of the effort and determination. They’ll be back in action next Wednesday at HOME—come support our Bluestreaks!
2 months ago, Alisha Lowry
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The cuteness continues as our first graders keep celebrating the 101st Day of School! More spots, more smiles, and still no sign of Cruella sneaking in on all this fun.
2 months ago, Sheri Cooper
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Our first graders celebrated the 101st Day of School in the cutest way possible...dressed as 101 Dalmatians! Don’t worry… Cruella didn’t stand a chance against all this fun, learning, and Bluestreak joy! These puppies were busy celebrating, smiling, and soaking up every minute of their special day.
2 months ago, Sheri Cooper
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Groundhog writing, adorable preschoolers, bingo fun, and lots of 100th Day excitement to bring a smile to your face!
2 months ago, Sheri Cooper
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100 days smarter 100 days stronger 100 days kinder 100 days of fun
2 months ago, Sheri Cooper
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How can it be that we’re already celebrating the 100th Day of School?! The 100th day is special because it marks so much more than a number. We’ve spent 100 days building friendships, making memories, growing confidence, and learning what it means to be kind, responsible, and hardworking Bluestreaks. In 100 days, our students have learned to read more, write more, problem-solve, collaborate, and believe in themselves. Every single day has added up to growth we are so proud of. Keep an eye out this week. There will be lots of 100-year-olds, creative projects, hands-on learning, and so much fun happening at MES! 📸 More posts coming all week long!
2 months ago, Sheri Cooper
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What a great day at MES! Our kids enjoyed Starbooks, bowling, and lots of hands-on learning throughout the building. We were also excited to have one of our High School Foundation of Teaching students jump in and help teach a social studies lesson in 5th grade. What a great example of leadership and giving back! From teamwork and engagement to smiles and school pride, days like today remind us how special MES truly is. We are so proud of our Bluestreaks and the learning happening every single day! 💙
2 months ago, Sheri Cooper
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It was a great night for the Lady Bluestreaks! They came out on top in both JV and Varsity against Red Hill. JV won 17–4, and Varsity earned a 44–29 victory. Way to go, Lady Bluestreaks!
2 months ago, Alisha Lowry
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Way to fight, Bluestreaks! The Varsity boys battled hard against Grayville tonight. They came up just short, falling 65–70, but we are proud of the effort they gave from start to finish
2 months ago, Alisha Lowry
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If you LOVE to be organized, here are some important events in February.
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Parents & Guardians, your voice matters! Please take a few minutes to complete the 5Essentials Survey. Your feedback helps our school strengthen learning, support students, and build a positive school community. Thank you for partnering with us!

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Gertie Goose finally had her Golden Eggs thawed enough to hand out class rewards! Students were so excited to represent their class as they picked out a golden egg to see what surprise Gertie had in store. Gertie keeps a close eye out each week for classes who are quiet in the halls, work hard in PE, music, and library, and keep their classrooms the cleanest. Way to go, Bluestreaks! Keep showing that GRIT...Gertie is always watching! 💙
2 months ago, Sheri Cooper
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It's Game Day for the Lady Bluestreaks! They will take on the Red Hill Salukis tonight at HOME, starting with Varsity at 6:00 pm, followed by a 10-minute JV. Let's Go Bluestreaks!
2 months ago, Alisha Lowry
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JH volleyball scores vs Lawrenceville 7th grade wins in 2 sets 25-14 25-20 8th grade loses in 2 sets 7-25 13-25
2 months ago, Alisha Lowry
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The Martinsville School District extends our deepest condolences and unwavering support to the Casey School District, their students, staff, families, and the entire community as you mourn the loss of your beloved teacher. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
2 months ago, Alisha Lowry
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The Martinsville School District extends our deepest condolences and unwavering support to the Casey School District, their students, staff, families, and the entire community as you mourn the loss of your beloved teacher. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
2 months ago, Alisha Lowry
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Attention Bus Riders: Routes 2 and 3 are combined this morning.
2 months ago, Alisha Lowry
Attention Bus Riders: Routes 2 and 3 are combined this morning.
2 months ago, Alisha Lowry