Some students from Ms. Huston's class created dioramas, game boards, and action figures for their quarterly book project!

Our campus is quite colorful this time of year!

Meet Ms. Tammie!

Students learned about compost and sampled veggies with a homemade herb dip in the Edible Classroom. They really enjoyed the dip and said they would like to make it at home! Enjoy this yummy recipe from the Edible Classroom!

Check out a few of the bulletin boards you can find throughout our building!

Last week, our 5th grade students had the opportunity to go out on the water during their Canoemobile field trip at the Columbia River Park!

Celebrating Pink Out Day!

Students in Mrs. Lake's Classroom held their first "Cafe in the Classroom," where students prepared and served homemade chicken corn soup, salad, and ice cream to staff members. Experiences like this enhance student understanding of business operations, and also foster teamwork, responsibility, and problem-solving skills in a real-world setting. We look forward to the next "Cafe in the Classroom!"

Some highlights from last evening's Family Event, Tales from the Taylor Community! Students shared poetry they have been working on in class, and families had the opportunity to share their own family stories.

Taylor students harvested some huge carrots in our Edible Classroom this week! They used them in a homemade pancake batter for extra nutrition, and topped those pancakes with fresh maple syrup. A monarch butterfly was also released from the garden this week!

Life is Bright here at Taylor! Students and staff participated in a spirit day today, wearing neon colors and sunglasses.

Meet Mr. Achuff!!

Picture Day is Coming! Monday, September 25th is Picture Day for Taylor Campus. All students will have their photos taken, but they are not required to purchase a photo package.

Our Taylor Team Rules!

Students in Ms. Mulvey's class played addition bingo for review!

Yesterday, a small group of 6th grade students joined some students from the Hill Campus to participate in the Mifflin Service, which occurs every year at Mount Bethel Cemetery.

Yesterday was Camo vs. Animal Print Day at Taylor! I think it's safe to say, camo won!

Taylor students created and began filling our new compost bin! We now have a place for garden debris and veggie scraps. Our ultimate goal is to create healthy soil to place back into our garden beds!

Meet Mrs. Eshleman!!

Welcome back to school, Taylor Students and Staff! We are having a great first week!