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These BES students participated in the St. Judes Childrens Hospital Math-A-Thon. Together they raised over $6300 for St. Judes. Thanks to all these young students who did so many math problems to help the children at St. Judes. |
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Congratulations to the Academic Team for bringing home the 2nd place trophy at this year's District Governor's Cup. |
Mrs. Nicole Shelby, pictured here with her new dog Bocephus (Bo), was given a "Dog Shower" by the Fourth grade teachers and students. |
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Mr. Trent Okerson, from NewsChannel 6, met with 4th grade students to talk to them about being a TV Meteorologist. Along with explaining basic weather patterns, Mr. Okerson stressed the need to be prepared in case of severe weather. February 12, 2013 |
NEXT-GENERATION SCIENCE STANDARDS AVAILABLE FOR REVIEWThe second draft of the Next-Generation Science Standards (NGSS) is now available for public review. The NGSS may be accessed at http://www.nextgenscience.org/next-generation-science-standards. The second draft of the standards resulted from tens of thousands of comments submitted during the first public review in May 2011 and subsequent state review. This draft also includes guidelines for how NGSS aligns to college and career readiness goals. The Kentucky Department of Education encourages educators, parents, lawmakers, business people, scientists, engineers and all others interested in science education to review the second draft of the standards and submit their comments online. The public review period continues through January 29 and is an important opportunity for Kentucky residents to provide input on the standards that will guide how our nation’s students will learn science for years to come. |
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Benton Elementary's test results scored 9th out of 734 elementary schools in Kentucky. This also ranks BES in the top 5% and designates Benton Elementary as a "School of Distinction". Benton Elementary also was the top-scoring school in the Marshall County School District.
Benton Elementary thanks everyone who helped install the new barrier. We especially thank Benton Police Chief Tracy Watwood for helping keep our school safe and protected during our transportation times. |
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