News & Announcements

In fourth grade, our students have been hard at work! We recently wrapped up our “Best Part of Me” project, where students paired their heartfelt writing with black-and-white photos to celebrate what makes them unique.

Last year, our 6th-grade class became the first group to pilot this program, and their success was nothing short of amazing. The students showed creativity, perseverance, and teamwork as they designed robots capable of navigating sand, just like what they had at USC. Their results were so impressive that our school is now being recognized by the National Science Foundation (NSF) at their annual Principal Investigators (PI) Meeting!

In Ms. G.’s P.E. classes, the students are learning and working on building a variety of skills as part of a team-building unit. Students must cooperate and collaborate with each other to solve challenges.

Now that we are well into first grade, we have already learned so much about ourselves and each other! Specifically, we have learned that everyone has big feelings sometimes, and that’s okay!

This week, students began their interactive reading journals, which they'll use to annotate and engage with the texts they'll read this year. In addition to building their skills as active readers, interactive notebooks also provide students with a personalized space for them to record, process, and reflect on information.

Last Friday, the “Wind Instrument Petting Zoo” was a real blast! The day began with an exciting assembly/rally for all 4th graders and our new upper elementary students.

Crestview was recently featured on the national website of Best Friends Animal Society, a leading animal welfare organization, in recognition of a service learning project completed by our 4th graders.

As the school year comes to an end, we are preparing to say farewell to our sixth-grade class.

Our young, 6th-grade entrepreneurs are taking the multidisciplinary skills they have learned and using them to create a start-up plan to run their own food truck businesses.

Fifth-grade students are embarking on an exciting entrepreneurial journey! They are developing business concepts designed to offer either a product or a service