L.K. Moss Elementary School

Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss! Dress Up Days for Pre-K Next Week, February 28- March 4, 2022 Monday- “ Put me in the Zoo ” Wear lots of Color...

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PRE-K & KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION School Year 2022-2023 SCHOOL REGISTRATION for the 2022-2023 school year: Monday-Friday, February 7-11, 2022 from 8:30 am - 2:00 pm at ...

Valentine's Day is almost here! After all of the challenges the pandemic has thrown our way, the Marion County School System would like to make sure you are able to send gifts to ...

Mrs. Sellers’s class is studying the three stages of matter in Science. Today they had a great time observing the Life Cycle of their snowman, “Matt”. They watched throughout the ...

Students in Mrs. Rodgers' science classes worked to excavate fossils (chocolate chips) from a rock (cookie) using tools (toothpicks & paintbrush). Students had to draw the dig sit...

On November 18, 2021 L.K. Moss hosted Family STEAM Night.The halls of LK Moss were filled with parents and children and it was such a welcomed sight!! Oxbow Meadows came with a ...

Congratulations to Rashaud McKenzie and Jonathan Sheppard! They are first place winners for our congressional district in the Stock Market Game. But, even more excit...

Miss Kayla and Miss Ellen’s Pre-K class put things they are thankful for on a feather to dress our turkey. They did a wonderful job on their Thankful Turkey Feather!

Miss Kayla and Miss Ellen’s Pre-K class is trying to find a turkey for Thanksgiving, can you help us?

Congratulations to Daksh Patel, Elizabeth Clark, Jonathan Sheppard, and Alexandra Cruz Mata on their hard work of becoming AR Millionaires!

This week students learned about Veterans day. We had several poems, bulletion boards, and songs read to celebrate our Veterans. Veterans , T hank you to all our service m...

On October 29th L.K. Moss hosted a Fall Festival for students. During exploratory times they were able to enjoy games and concessions. Thank you to all the staff and students for ...

We celebrated our last day of Red Ribbon week on Friday. We wore Halloween costumes to show "Hocus Pocus: Drugs aren't our Focus" . ...

On Thursday we celebrated Red Ribbon Week by dressing up in our Pajama's. We chose to "Wake up and be Drug Free"

Faculty, Staff, and Students wore their most outrageous outfits on Wacky Tacky Day to show that "Drugs are Wack" for Red Ribbon Week. ...

Students and staff wore their favorite Hawaiian theme clothing: colorful shirts, grass skirts, crowns of flowers to show how to "lei off drugs" ...

Mrs. DeLoach's students learned the value of working together to create a special scare crow. The next day, they wrote about their experience.

The students in Mrs. DeLoach's class worked together to make a jack-o-lantern from a pumpkin. They learned the parts of a pumpkin and a valuable lesson about working together. ...