Join us tonight for Back-to-School Night. We're excited to see all of our Vienna families!
While you are here, please take a moment to complete our online family survey. Laptops and staff will be available to assist our families. Your feedback will help us better serve our Vienna families.
Our Joe Corbi's fundraiser is in progress, and all online orders and money are due by Monday, September 23rd.
Thank you for your support!
Movie Night for Vienna Families!
Come and watch a movie at the Vienna Elementary School Gym. Bring a blanket or chair to sit on. The VPA will provide popcorn. An adult family member must accompany the children.
Date: Friday, September 27, 2024
Doors open at 6:00 PM
Showtime at 6:30 PM
Thank you, VPA, for organizing this fun event!
Schoolstore news: Seth Bunting, Chance Blades, and Michael Young were the lucky winners of the rare book buddy, Spike, the Horned Lizard!
Dear Vienna Families,
Our students need to read for one hour each day in four 15-minute sessions. Every 15 minutes of reading is considered one "step."At school, two steps (15 minutes + 15 minutes) will be accomplished each day. Two more steps (15 minutes + 15 minutes) must be accomplished at home.
We need you to be the "Home Reading Coach for your learner"! Starting Wednesday, September 25th your child will bring home books and a log sheet every night. The books being brought home are on your child's independent reading level and have been selected by the reader.
Home Reading Coach, please read with the students for 30 minutes and sign two steps in their reading log every night.
Thank you for being so helpful in growing readers who read, read, read, and love it!
Join us at Vienna Elementary School for Back-to-School Night!
Thursday, September 19th
5:30 PM - 6:30 PM.
Congratulations to our students who have maintained or improved their math performance on the IReady diagnostic since last year.
Please be on the lookout for your students' IReady beginning-of-year report.
Thank you,
Shane Abbott
Math and Literacy Instructional Coach
Your child is bringing home an envelope with details about the SchoolStore fundraiser.
Here's what to do:
Scan the QR code or visit SchoolStore.net. , sign up using our School ID 10572.
Then, send out nine emails to friends and family.
Return the envelope with the student’s name and prize code tomorrow.
Your participation will make a difference for our school and teachers!
We appreciate your support!
Get ready for an amazing fundraising event! Important details will be sent home on Monday, September 16th!
Something is in the “A I R.”
Amistad
Isibindi
Rêveur
SCHOOL SPIRIT IS IN THE “A I R” AT VIENNA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL!
Remember to wear your house shirts on Friday!
Look at Miss Bradshaw's students cleaning up after center time. Thank you, PreK 3 students, for demonstrating “Our Seventh A to Success": When you can be ANYTHING, be kind. Kindness matters. We are proud of our Vienna students.
Help us determine how we can better serve you and your family! Vienna is now considered a "Concentration of Poverty" school.
We need your input to help us determine how our families can benefit. Consider completing the following survey.
Utilize this URL to complete the survey: https://forms.office.com/r/z3MBxVDzha
Thank you!
Miss Todd's 4th-grade and Miss Perry's 3rd-grade classes participated in a cooperative team-building activity called "SAVING FRED." Under the guidance of these two excellent teachers, students actively took part in a challenging mission to save a gummy worm named Fred.
Their teachers' leadership was important in this team-building and problem-solving activity.
In the activity, Fred's boat (a plastic cup) had flipped over, leaving him unable to swim. The objective was to help Fred reach a life preserver (a lifesaver) trapped under the boat, using only four paper clips provided, without touching Fred, the cup, or the life preserver. Thanks to everyone's efforts, Fred was saved with successful teamwork and problem-solving skills. However, Fred may have sustained some puncture wounds during his rescue. Thankfully, Fred didn't drown.
We are grateful to Miss Todd and Miss Perry for organizing this fantastic activity, which taught us the value of teamwork.
Mr. Abbott, our amazing math and reading coach, rewarded the students for their outstanding achievement in the summer reading challenge by treating them to delicious ice cream. Our student's enthusiasm for reading over the summer break is genuinely appreciated!
To help calm their first-day jitters, Mrs. Susan W. Thomas’s second - grade students read the book" First Day Jitters" by Julie Danneberg and then made their jitter juice. It was a delicious and delightful way to calm their fears about entering second grade.
To our principal, Susie Price, we appreciate your dedication to Vienna Elementary School and all that you do for us!
As Kindergarten teacher Mrs. Dechert says, “We're so glad you’re here today! Hurray, hurray, hurray"! That's so true, Mrs. Dechert! We have been eagerly anticipating this day. Our PreK3, PreK4, and Kindergarten students have finally arrived! Our dedicated staff ensured that the day ran smoothly and that our new students felt cared for and supported.
What a day full of learning routines! But don’t worry, parents. These students have done beautifully.
Ms. Bradshaw and Mrs. Todd’s classes read, “Our Class is a Family.”
This heartwarming book reminds us that we're not just a class but a family. We're all here for each other, and together, we make an incredible team.
We are thrilled about the adventure that awaits our students and the lasting friendships they will make. This is just the beginning of a beautiful journey for them, and we can't wait to see the wonderful experiences and memories they'll create in the coming days.
We are thrilled to welcome new PreK 3 and PreK 4 students at Vienna Elementary School this year. Miss Joy Bradshaw and Mrs. Sherri Todd have prepared their classrooms and eagerly anticipate an incredible year of growth and learning with their students. Like their welcome tree adorned with snapshots of students and parents, we are all set to embark on a journey of growth and discovery together.
What an amazing day it was! Principal Susie Price warmly welcomed students arriving on buses, and parents arrived early to drop off their children and take pictures with siblings, cousins, and friends. Students arrived fully prepared with their school supplies—backpacks, water bottles, and everything they need for a successful school year. First, students stopped by the cafeteria to see Mrs. Harrington and Mrs. Wallace to get breakfast. Next, staff was ready throughout the school, ensuring everyone got safely into their classrooms. Some students even surprised their teachers with delicious treats. Yum! Finally, in their classrooms, they were ready to learn. What a fantastic start to the school year!
