What an OVER-THE-TOP AWESOME DAY! We blew kisses and gave many many air hugs today to our K-2 students. Welcome Back! We are so glad you are all here. READ MORE >
L.K. Moss Elementary School currently has openings for the lottery funded Pre-K Program. For information, please call the school at 229-649-5567 READ MORE >
August 3, 2020 Pre-K Zoom Meeting Topic: Pre-K Open House at LK Moss Time: Aug 3, 2020 09:00 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83360138016?wd=MFZQQ1dJdEo5a2swTU1UNkU0QkNadz09 Meeting ID: 833 6013 8016 Passcode: 0GtDtE Kindergarten Meeting Topic: Kindergarten Open House Time: Aug 3, 2020 10:00 AM Eastern... READ MORE >
No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted. ~Aesop Update from L. K. Moss Counseling Office Shirley Sales, School Counselor, Grades PK-3 Melissa Price, School Counselor, Grades 4-5 Hello Friends! As we navigate through these uncertain times, there are so many concerns shared by children and adults, and often there are no... READ MORE >
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Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer Information READ MORE >
Pre-K Teacher Request Day LK Moss Elementary School will be taking parent requests for Pre-Kindergarten teachers on Monday, July 20 from 8:00 am – 3:00 pm. All requests will be taken by phone at 229-649-5567 or 229-649-5566. (No in person requests will be accepted.) Please be aware that each request is considered, but not guaranteed. Pre-Kindergarten... READ MORE >
https://www.gpb.org/education/learn New resources for parents were added to Georgia Home Classroom . The (4) documents are suggestions of skills for grades K-3 that families might explore together to advance learning over the summer and prepare for the upcoming school year. READ MORE >
Many LK Moss students came by today to pick up their belongings. Thanks to everyone who helped! READ MORE >
Parents and teachers, If you haven’t already, please respond to the 2020 Census by the end of the school year. In less than 10 minutes, you can help ensure that we receive our share of funding for our students that will last a decade. We are eight weeks into data collection for the 2020 U.S. Census, and the Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE)... READ MORE >
ATTENTION ALL L.K. MOSS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PARENTS: What: DRIVE THROUGH DAY to pick up student belongings When: Tuesday, May 19, 2020 Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Who can participate? Any students - both car riders and bus riders Anything Else? Lost and found jackets and coats will be out for claiming What about Library Books or any... READ MORE >
Please click on each grade/department to see instructions from your teachers. 5th Grade 4th Grade 4th Grade Alternative Assignments 3rd Grade Letter from 3rd Grade Teachers 2nd Grade 2nd Grade Remediation 1st Grade Kindergarten Pre-K Mrs. Tracy Porter- STEM Enrichment Activity Chart Art- Mrs.Gipaya READ MORE >
April 2, 2020 Hello Friends! During this time of uncertainty, we want you to know that we miss you dearly and are still here for you. If you need us, please contact us by email and we will get in touch with you. Our email addresses are as follows: Shirley Sales (PK-3rd) – sales.shirley@marion.k12.ga.us Melissa Price (4th-5th) –... READ MORE >
Below are a list of websites for students to utilize during school closure: L.K. Moss: Georgia Experience Online http://www.gaexperienceonline.com/ is a practice site that lets students see what testing online is like. The items on the practice test are general and are organized in three grade level bands: 3-5, 6-8, and high school in the content areas of... READ MORE >
L.K. Moss Elementary School is proud to announce our 3rd nine weeks Honor Roll Recipients and those with Perfect Attendance. Congratulations to all of our students for earning these honors through hard work and dedication. *Note: Grades were finalized prior to Friday, March 13, 2020 Kindergarten Perfect Attendance Liliana Alfaro-Sanchez, Arian Angeles, Julio... READ MORE >
March 24, 2020Dear Parents, Guardians, and Students: We hope that you are safe and secure. Schools everywhere have closed not only for your safety, but also to prevent us from rapidly transmitting the virus to other members of our community. One helpful way to stay occupied during this time is to visit our website, which provides numerous tools and activities to... READ MORE >
Parents, For the safety of all of our children at LK Moss Elementary School, we are postponing all of our activities and events. This includes but is not limited to the 2nd Grade program, Kindergarten program, Georgia Movie Academy Awards Ceremony, Boots and Bows Giddy- Up Hoedown and all field trips. Our plan is to reschedule for a later date. Thanks so much for... READ MORE >
5th grade students in Mrs. Kellie Powell’s Science Classes had some hands on fun with Snap Circuits, Electromagnets and magnetism during our last unit on Electricity. Students completed projects at various stations around the room. They recently took the unit test and Mrs. Powell was very pleased with their scores. READ MORE >
3rd grade students at LK Moss Elementary are busy preparing for the Georgia Milestones which will take place in April. READ MORE >
Mrs. Martin’s 3rd grade homeroom is implementing Growing Readers into our classroom this year. Growing Readers is a program that helps students focus on independent reading goals, building stamina, and developing a love for reading. READ MORE >
Students in 3rd grade who met their personal reading goals got to have a LEGO day on Friday, February 28th. While playing students demonstrated great social skills like sharing and team-work. They also exhibited great creativity! 100% of Ms. Bridges’ and Mrs. Snipes’ homerooms reached their reading goals for the 3rd nine weeks. READ MORE >
LK Moss finished up STEAM Night with a performance by members of the Columbus Symphony Orchestra and Columbus Ballets. Students were given an opportunity to play instruments after the performance. It was awesome! READ MORE >
Fun was had by all at the LK Moss STEAM Family Night. There were science experiments, configurations, a petting zoo, and lots more fun stuff to do! READ MORE >
Howdy, Cowgirls and Cowboys! Let’s saddle up and head on down to the Boots & Bows Giddy-Up Hoedown At LK Moss Elementary School! Y’all go ahead and mark your calendar for March 20, 2020. To register, send your money and completed application to LK Moss Elementary School before March 11. Let’s partner up to have a YEE HAW good time at the HOEDOWN!... READ MORE >
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Tuesday, February 18th Columbus State Theatre department came and performed Freckleface Strawberry for our Pre-K thru 2nd grade students. Freckleface Strawberry will do anything to get rid of her freckles – from scrubbing them with soap to caking on makeup ... and even wearing a ski mask to school! With the help of her loveable schoolmates, Freckleface learns... READ MORE >
In observance of Heart month in February and Jump Rope for Heart, students in some 4th and 5th grade classes are learning about their heart in the computer lab with help from our school nurse, Mrs. Annie Porter and their Computer Literacy Teacher, Mrs. Tracy Porter. At the end of the STEM lesson the students will build a functioning heart model using plastic... READ MORE >
Did you know that Valentine’s Day is similar in many countries around the world? The meaning, symbols, and traditions in countries like Mexico, Honduras, China, Guatemala, and the Dominican Republic all revolve around the universal symbol of love. Mrs. Sandy Goodroe’s 1st grade students enjoyed learning about the different Valentine traditions and symbols around... READ MORE >
Mrs. McCorkle’s 4th grade math students have been learning about prime and composite numbers, factors and multiples, and divisibility rules. They recently enjoyed a visit from Mrs. Heidi Goodin with Chattahoochee Flint RESA, to practice these skills. Students used unifix cubes to divide and discover whether or not numbers were prime or composite. They also... READ MORE >
Marion County School District Requests Stakeholder Input on ReopeningAs we prepare plans to reopen for the 2020-2021 school year, stakeholder input is paramount. Your input will assist in creating a plan which is best-suited for our community. Please complete the Stakeholder Survey by June 26, 2020. The survey can be found on the district webpage or by visiting... READ MORE >
Students in 5th grade are using manipulatives to apply their understanding of equivalent fractions. They are using this knowledge to learn to add and subtract fractions with unlike fractions. READ MORE >
Mrs. Beaver’s class has been learning about Martin Luther King, Jr. and his many accomplishments. One activity we did was discuss how his life was different and similar to our lives’ today. READ MORE >
Third, fourth, and fifth grade girls at L. K. Moss Elementary School have the opportunity to work with the non-profit organization Girls Who Code, (GWC), which aims to support and increase the number of women in computer science by equipping young women with the necessary computing skills to pursue 21st Century careers and opportunities. GWC is headquartered in... READ MORE >
Mrs. Becky Rodgers’ 3rd grade math classes recently began exploring the concept of area. Students are pictured using pattern blocks to measure the area of various shapes with a focus on determining the relationship between the size of the pattern blocks and the number of pattern blocks it takes to cover the shapes. READ MORE >
SCHOOL REGISTRATION for the 2020-2021 school year: PRE-K; Monday & Tuesday, March 2 & 3 from 8:30-2:00 pm; KINDERGARTEN; Monday-Friday, March 2-6 from 8:30-2:00 pm. If your child turns four (4) years old for Pre-K or five (5) years old for Kindergarten on or before September 1, 2020, and you are a Marion County resident, your child qualifies for our Pre-K or... READ MORE >
Prior to Christmas break Mrs. Howard’s 5th grade Homeroom participated in a STEM activity based upon the book, The Tree That Was Meant To Be. Students were able to identify personification used in the book, then were asked to create a tree from the materials provided. Their tree only had to meet two criteria, stand on its own and be at least 6 inches tall. ... READ MORE >
On Wednesday, December 18th the Super Readers traveled to Callaway Gardens to see Fantasy in Lights. It was a little cool riding the trolley but the kids thoroughly enjoyed it and we had a great trip! We are super proud of each one of them and hope they continue to read, read, read throughout the remainder of the school year. to see Fantasy in Lights. It was a... READ MORE >
The 4th and 5th grade students have completed their first STEM unit on the book Johnny Appleseed in Mrs. Tracy Porter's Computer class. The students goal was to design a ramp to help Johnny get more apples picked using a series of turns. They started the unit off by doing a digital KWL about Johnny Appleseed. We then researched the different types of apples and... READ MORE >
Mrs. Poe’s class made elf ornaments from their handprints to take home to decorate their Christmas trees. Mrs. Poe’s Class creating posters for the football team as they head to the state championship. READ MORE >
In November, third grade students studied about the regions of Native Americans - the Southeast, the Northeast, the Plains, the Southwest, the Northwest, and the Arctic. To conclude the unit, students created PowerPoint presentations and shared them with their class. READ MORE >
The CSU Theatre group performed Charlotte's Web for our 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders. Students enjoyed seeing Wilbur and Charlotte come to life! READ MORE >
Second and third grade PAL students created Thanksgiving cookbooks to share with their families during the break. READ MORE >
Students in Mrs. Moxley’s 4th grade class dressed up as their favorite book characters for Reading Day on Friday, November 15th. Hailee Bullard dressed as Nancy Clancy from the book Nancy Clancy Late-Breaking News and Deveyona Davis dressed as Keena Ford from the book Keena Ford and the Field Trip Mix-Up READ MORE >
Our Teachers and Students had such a great day dressing up as their favorite book characters and reading to classes. They were also joined by students from the Middle High School. READ MORE >
Fourth Graders making Duck Calls during Sound Unit in Science READ MORE >
Donate warm winter coats for our children through December 19, 2019 at L. K. Moss Elementary School, Marion County Middle High School, Marion County Board of Education Contact Deana Powell at (229) 649-2234. Thank you for helping our children and families!# M a r i o n C A R E S READ MORE >
Miss Dawn Cromer's Pre-K class has been studying about transportation and all the different types. Everyone had fun making vehicles from cardboard boxes, driving them to the drive in movie, sitting in them for small groups and taking a trip from our PreK room to the front entrance and back. READ MORE >
Miss Powell's Kindergarten class used Fruit Loops to show 10 circles during Math Time. READ MORE >
Mrs. Jennings' Class participating in building fun! READ MORE >
We had a great time today working on a project for the Georgia School Board Association. The GSBA project recognizes sisters Mrs. Virginia Swint, board member for the Marion County School System, and her sister, Mrs. Katha Stuart, who serves as board member for the Fulton County School System. The video documentary will compare rural and urban school systems. READ MORE >
It is all about Pre-K Oct 7-11!!! This week we welcomed many guests to come in and speak to our classes. READ MORE >
Students reading during independent reading time. READ MORE >
PAL students are using glow sticks to observe a chemical reaction between hydrogen peroxide, phenyl oxalate ester, and fluorescent dye. READ MORE >
Students examining a shed snakeskin in PAL class. READ MORE >
LK Moss Elementary School would like to welcome all of our new teachers! We are excited about the upcoming year!L to R: Andrea Tyler (2nd Grade), Angela Martin (3rd Grade), Kaitlynn Powell (Kindergarten), Kendall Ball (4th Grade), Anna Blankenship (1st Grade) READ MORE >
Kindness Rocks at LK Moss! Get your t-shirt TODAY! Youth sizes $10! Adult sizes $12! READ MORE >