Join us for Vienna Elementary School's Spring Arts Night on Thursday, May 15, 2025, starting at 5:30 p.m. The Book Fair will be open, students' framed artwork will be available for sale in the cafeteria, and there will be an outdoor band concert.
Students participating in the outdoor concert should wear spring colors and be ready with their instruments in Mrs. Cole's third-grade classroom 15 minutes before their scheduled performance.
**Outdoor Band Concert Schedule: **
- Beginning Flutes: 5:30 - 5:40 p.m.
- Beginning Clarinets: 5:40 - 5:50 p.m.
- Beginning Saxophones: 5:50 - 6:00 p.m.
- Beginning Trumpets: 6:00 - 6:10 p.m.
- Beginning Trombones: 6:10 - 6:20 p.m.
- Secondary Flutes: 6:20 - 6:30 p.m.
- Secondary Clarinets: 6:30 - 6:40 p.m.
- Secondary Saxophones: 6:40 - 6:50 p.m.
- Secondary Trumpets: 6:50 - 7:00 p.m.
- Secondary Trombones: 7:00 - 7:10 p.m.
- Drumline: 7:10 - 7:20 p.m.
Thank you to our specialist team: Mrs. LeMire, art and media teacher; Mr. Burris, music and band teacher; and Ms. Hubbard, gym teacher. We also extend our gratitude to the VES families for their continued support of our school!
Three Houses ... One Vienna Family!
** HAPPY MAIL** We just wanted to take a moment to brag about our outstanding students! Each note is color-coded to represent their "HOUSE" color, and our students can earn points for their "HOUSE" by showing off some fantastic positive behaviors, such as:
-Being a good friend
-Showing great improvement
-Showing kindness
-Excellent behavior ALL day
-Uplifting others
-Working well with others
-Helping others
-Following instructions
-Moving up a level in reading
We are proud of their achievements and encourage them to keep shining bright! Keep up the great work!
Wishing a very Happy Mother's Day to all the incredible mothers of our Vienna Elementary School students! We have some of the world's most patient, loving, and supportive moms. Thank you for everything you do!
We would also like to give a special shout-out to everyone who takes on a motherly role—foster moms, stepmoms, grandmothers, guardians, and all the wonderful mother figures. We truly appreciate the love and support you provide to our students.
Once again, to all of you, we say THANK YOU and enjoy your SPECIAL day!
** Vienna Elementary Schools Book Fair: May 12th – May 16th **
** Shop with E-Wallet! **
Mrs. LeMire is preparing for our Book Fair next week. Students will have the opportunity to shop during their regularly scheduled Art and Media class times. Parents are invited to shop with their children on Spring Arts Night, which will be held on Thursday, May 15th, starting at 5:30 p.m.
To make shopping more convenient, Mrs. LeMire is offering an e-wallet option. Vienna families can set up an e-wallet by using the link provided below. Setting up an e-wallet is easy: first, create an account and set up one e-wallet for each student in your family. Then, add funds using a credit card. The funds will be instantly available at the school register, allowing Mrs. LeMire to track exactly how much each student has to spend. Say goodbye to cash and enjoy a worry-free shopping experience with e-wallet!
Here is the link for e-wallet: https://www.scholastic.com/bf/viennaelementaryschool1
Cash-free and worry-free, Book Fair e-wallet is the way to pay!
Tomorrow, Friday, May 9th, 2025, wear your "HOUSE" t-shirt. Uniforms are expected if a house shirt is not worn.
We want to give a special congratulations to Vienna Elementary's Mental Health Poster Contest winner, Emily Bramble, from our 5th grade! She, along with other VES students, created and submitted posters into the district-wide DCPS Mental Health Poster Contest. This is an annual contest for students of all ages to celebrate and acknowledge May as Mental Health Awareness Month.
All county winners were given a $50 Walmart gift card and their posters will be framed and displayed in local businesses. We thank all of our Vienna Terrapins who participated and are proud of each of them for helping to spread mental health awareness!
Pictured is Emily Bramble and our VES Social Worker and Community Liaison, Mrs. Connar Winn.
Happy School Nurses Day! Nurse Shelby, you are truly remarkable! Vienna Elementary School sincerely appreciates all that you do for our school community.
Your kind heart and compassionate care makes such a positive impact on our students' lives. We feel incredibly fortunate to have you with us. Thank you for your dedication and for always being there for our students!
Our "Stand Out Students" for April! These extraordinary students are celebrated for their remarkable qualities, which could include academic achievements, positive attitudes, athleticism, active participation, making good choices, demonstrating leadership, showing kindness, helping others, taking responsibility, and serving as exemplary role models. Join us in applauding their exceptional accomplishments!
Autism Acceptance and Appreciation Week, held from April 22nd to 25th, was an inspiring event for Vienna Elementary School staff and students. We experienced remarkable participation daily, reflecting our commitment to raising awareness and support for World Autism Month in April. Those with autism are unique and beautiful individuals who truly deserve our support.
Autism touches many in our community, including our students and their families, as well as our staff and their families. We are grateful for your efforts to bring this important issue to the forefront.
A heartfelt thank you to Mrs. Frost, our Guidance Counselor, for leading this impactful event!
Thank you to everyone who participated!
Vienna Elementary School’s PreK Transition Night!
This event is for new and current students entering PreK3, PreK4, and Kindergarten for the 2025 – 2026 school year.
Join us for a bus ride, tour of the school, classroom visit, and dinner provided!
Please RSVP by May 12, 2025. Click here for the updated code:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1d5-hX91RZ0TVv5CGDgBxYNsHdkMS5k0w6M6B7L14sJY/viewform?edit_requested=true#responses
On Thursday, April 24th, Vienna Elementary School had an exciting opportunity to welcome representatives from Hebron Savings Bank! Mrs. Amber Bramble, the Vienna Branch Manager, and Mrs. Lindsey North, the Pocomoke Branch Manager, inspired our 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders with an engaging discussion about the crucial role of saving money and planning for a successful future.
Mrs. Bramble, a familiar face at our school, prompted students to reflect on last year's lessons and was thrilled by their thoughtful insights. She shared a relatable story about her daughter, Emily, a fifth grader at Vienna, who dreams of owning a truck one day. Emily is taking proactive steps by saving her babysitting money, with her parents offering to match her savings to help her achieve her goal. This powerful example serves as a fantastic model for our students!
Mrs. Bramble encouraged all the students to share their dreams as well. Eva aspires to own a bookstore, Aiden envisions a life as a farmer, and Brice dreams of being a truck driver. They discussed creative ways to save money, including babysitting and managing their allowances. Mrs. Bramble's key message resonated deeply: "Money won't just appear; you need a plan and to dream big!"
As their visit ended, Mrs. Bramble emphasized that banks are the safest places for money and encouraged students to consider opening a savings account, with their parent's permission, to start their financial journeys.
In closing, Mrs. Bramble and Mrs. North distributed coin purses with the Hebron Savings Bank logo as thoughtful gifts. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to both ladies for sharing their invaluable knowledge, which is vital in guiding our students toward becoming responsible and financially savvy adults. Let's empower them to pursue their dreams and pave the way for bright futures!
HAPPY TEACHERS APPRECIATION WEEK!
We are celebrating our incredible Vienna Elementary School teachers this week!
Your unwavering commitment to our students makes a world of difference, and we are truly grateful for all that you do!
SPRING TESTING CONTINUES TO BE UPON US! This year’s Maryland Comprehensive Assessment Program (MCAP) testing for Mathematics will begin for all Grades 3-5 students starting May 5th, 2025.
**Grade 3 Math: May 5 - 8, 2025**
**Grade 4 Math: May 12 - 15, 2025**
**Grade 5 Math: May 19 - 22, 2025**
For the Math tests, there are four sections and 40 minutes per section.
The goal for all students is to earn a level 3 (“proficient”) or level 4 (“distinguished”). The individual, grade level, and school-wide results are used for improving instruction, designing interventions, and scheduling students. The grade level scores also are used to determine a school’s ratings on the Maryland State Department of Education’s yearly “Maryland Report Card”.
*** Personal electronics may not be accessed during testing (and should not be at a DCPS elementary school at any time.) **
Please make sure your student is well rested, on time to school, and encouraged to do their best on these tests! Testing will begin promptly at 9:00 a.m. Thank you for your support!
** HAPPY MAIL** We just wanted to take a moment to brag about our outstanding students! Each note is color-coded to represent their "HOUSE" color, and our students can earn points for their "HOUSE" by showing off some fantastic positive behaviors, such as:
-Being a good friend
-Showing great improvement
-Showing kindness
-Excellent behavior ALL day
-Uplifting others
-Working well with others
-Helping others
-Following instructions
-Moving up a level in reading
We are proud of their achievements and encourage them to keep shining bright! Keep up the great work!
**Vienna Elementary School's PreK Transition Night! **
We invite new and current students entering PreK3, PreK4, and Kindergarten for the 2025–2026 school year to join us for a special event!
Enjoy a bus ride, tour the school, and check out your future classroom. Dinner will be provided!
Please RSVP by May 12, 2025, using the following link: https://qrto.org/nyxtS2
Wear green on Thursday, May 8th, 2025, for Mental Health Awareness Day! If you choose not to participate, uniforms are required.
On Thursday, May 1, 2025, Vienna Elementary School wore red to support public education. Dorchester County Public Schools are home to some of the best educators in the world who go above and beyond every day.
Thank you for being so dedicated to your students and the community; your efforts do not go unnoticed.
Happy National Principals' Day! Mrs. Susie Price is the BEST principal ever! You are amazing, and we love you!
Tomorrow, Friday, May 2nd, 2025, wear your "HOUSE" t-shirt. Uniforms are expected if a house shirt is not worn.
The 4th-grade class of Mr. Sorrells recently enjoyed an exciting trip to Handsell House, a historic plantation located on Indiantown Road, just north of Vienna, Maryland. This amazing site is on the grounds of the Chicone Native American village and is filled with rich history and culture!
During their tour, the students explored fun exhibits that shared the stories of the African American and Native American people who once called Handsell House home. As one of the few remaining 18th-century houses in Dorchester County, Handsell offers a unique peek into the past. The fingerprints of young, enslaved children are visible in the bricks, imprinted as a touching reminder of those who worked on the land.
The students also discovered interesting farming practices and learned about the tools Native Americans used. The Handsell guides were impressed by the students and their bright, curious minds, as they showed a great understanding of Native American history! This visit deepened the students’ knowledge and helped them appreciate our nation's rich heritage even more.
We thank our wonderful 4th-grade social studies and language arts teacher, Mr. Sorrells, for arranging this trip. We also thank the VPA (Vienna Parents Association) for their fundraising efforts, and the 4th-grade parents who helped cover the cost of this field trip. Together, we are nurturing a generation that values and understands our diverse history!
