Stone's student services office of Ms. Carroll and Ms. Lopez grow mango pods in the office. The pods have officially matured enough to be planted. Here’s a pic of some volunteers with one of our newly potted mangroves. They potted up all of them, and they are in the nursery at the Marine Resources Council awaiting their shoreline planting.
Congratulations to Amalia Krell for being chosen as Stone's Custodian of the Month for November! Ms. Krell was chosen for going above and beyond, going the extra mile with out prompting and having a positive attitude!
On Thursday, December 5th, Miss Aiken’s 4th period class had the opportunity to participate in a scholar exchange with the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia on the topic of amending the Constitution.
Join us tonight for Stone's soccer game. Tickets are $5 for adults and $3 for students.
Stone will have it's annual STEAM Night on Thursday, December 12 from 6-8pm. All Stone families and elementary student families who are interested in learning more about Stone are welcome to attend! Worried about dinner? Don't! We will be providing all of those who attend with a slice of pizza, a chip and a drink. There will also be additional food concessions and Kona Ice available for purchase (cash only). Please see attached flyer for additional details.
Join us tonight for Stone's soccer game. Tickets are $5 for adults and $3 for students.
The next combined SAC and PTO Meeting will be Wednesday, December 4 starting at 5:00pm in the Media Center Conference Room. All parents, students, staff and community members are welcome to attend!
Please use the link to see this week's Stone Gopher Gazette- Principal's Report: https://secure.smore.com/n/2w7shr
Stone will be having their Progress Monitoring 2 required testing on December 3 and 4. Remind your student to do their best! Don't forget the contest we have for the classroom with the highest increase of scores will win a pizza party!!! See image for full details!
Stone's Winter Snow Ball Dance on Friday, December 13 has been cancelled. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Students in Mr. Putnam's civics class had the special opportunity to visit the Liberty Bell museum in Melbourne on Wednesday. If you have never been, you definitely should experience this hidden gem. It holds a Liberty Bell that was made with the original mold from the original liberty bell. There are many historical artifacts that are worth perusing!
Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Stone to all of our families and community members!
Dr. Alexander's critical and creative thinking class has been exploring an engineering and design unit focused on drones. Students completed their TRUST certifications and were able to view a law enforcement drone in action.
Please use the link to see this week's Stone Gopher Gazette- Principal's Report: https://secure.smore.com/n/v27dm Thank you! Principal Feronti Williams
Stone students participated in a sources of strength color dress up week. Each day had a different color theme and purpose for helping students to perform different activities for assisting in social change to ultimately prevent suicide, bullying, violence, and substance abuse. Here are two examples of where Ms McKnight's classes performed the activities. First, was take a book to a sunny spot around campus, and the second was write a thank you note to a person who has made a positive impact on your life.
Stone students had an amazing time at the BPS Innovation Games on Friday at SHS.. Over 700 students from schools all over Brevard attended. Stone represented in the Promotional Video category and eSports Rocket League competition! Thank you to all that made this event possible!
From our Stone family to yours, enjoy the Fall Break with your student, family, and friends!
US history students in Mr. Putnam's class did a VR tour of sites related to the indigenous people of the American continents, on Tuesday, in relation to November being Native American History Month and as a review of their first nine weeks content.
Students out for Fall Break for nine days? How about encouraging them to READ at home for at least 20 minutes everyday?
Independent reading is the reading students choose to do on their own. It reflects the reader’s personal choice of the material to be read as well as the time and place to read it. Independent reading is done for information or for pleasure. No one assigns it; no one requires a report; no one checks on comprehension. In addition, students who read books at home are more likely to score higher on tests, according to a study of readers from 42 countries.
Join us tonight for Stone's soccer game. Tickets are $5 for adults and $3 for students.
