Mrs. Pursifull's Kindergarten class practiced counting to 100 and counting by tens while celebrating the Chief's upcoming trip to the Superbowl. Each of the ten strands of "hair" had ten dots. The class says, "They found out they could curl hair and count to 100." Go Chiefs! READ MORE >

March 16, 2020 Dear Raymondville parents, staff and community: The unique challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic are causing many difficult decisions to be made. Although area counties have no known COVID-19 cases, our district will close our schools in order to safeguard the health and wellness of our students and staff, decrease the burden on the... READ MORE >

We hope that you are able to join us next week at the Book Fair! READ MORE >

Thursday, February 20th marked the 101st day of first grade!!! The class participated in building numbers higher than 101 with graham crackers for hundreds, marshmallows for tens and mini chocolate chips for ones. The students thoroughly enjoyed their edible math lesson. The Students also rotated in 4 different stations accomplishing tasks with 101 objects. Review... READ MORE >

Part of Mr. DeVenuto's 5th grade class visited Mrs. Pursifull's Kindergarten class Friday. The classes partnered off so the big kids could read to the younger kids. This was a wonderful opportunity to watch the students get comfortable introducing themselves and getting to know a new person, as well as allowing both groups extra experience reading. Both classes are... READ MORE >

This week Mr. Thomas’s 3rd grade class has been reading & researching Antarctica & how a penguin chick survives in its environment. The class also read “Penguin Chick” & then broke up into small groups to map out the main idea of the story along with three supporting details. This activity also supports their ELA Priority Standard #1 Comprehension of developing &... READ MORE >

Please remember that buses don't let students off until the 7:30 morning bell and the front doors to school are not opened until 7:30. For the safety of your child please do not drop off students before 7:30. No one is supervising the students that are parent drop off or walking to school until 7:30 when the doors to the school are open. I'm addressing this... READ MORE >

Mr. Thomas’ 3rd Grade Class has been engaged in character lessons the 1st week of school as a reminder that we are to be “Respectful, Responsible, & Safe”. His class made a list of things that keep them from focusing during the day or are anxious about before they come into the room in the mornings. The class crumbled them up and put them in a bag. The the bag was... READ MORE >

Look at the hard work that has went into making the Reading Butterfly Garden. We like to thank the following people for donations: Master Gardeners- Lynn & Doris Altom, Lee's Salvage, Wal-Mart, Micheal Smith- Construction, Bluestone Perennials, Barnett Family, Mike Tune, & David Scantlin. A huge shout out to the staff members for either planning, designing, our... READ MORE >

This week we will begin MAP testing in grades 3rd-8th. We will testing over the next few weeks. Third, fourth, sixth, and seventh grades will be testing in two areas; English Language Arts and Math. Fifth and Eight grades will be testing in three areas of English Language Arts, Math, and Science. Our students have worked hard all year, and they are ready to show... READ MORE >