Peebles Elementary School

Fourth-grade students in Mrs. Brown’s technology classes have been working hard to earn their “Class A Google Driver’s License!” During this unit, students learned how to create and edit documents by inserting and resizing text boxes, changing font styles, sizes, and colors, and aligning text to make their work neat and organized. They also practiced using bold, italics, and underlining to help important information stand out.

24 days ago, Jessica Brewer

Tuesday: Students in the Newspaper and technology elective classes programmed Sphero robots to navigate around objects in the technology classroom, such as table legs and chairs. They also learned how to change the robots’ colors and program sound effects. Students had a great time and were fully engaged in the activity.

24 days ago, Jessica Brewer

💙 THANK YOU, Sinking Spring Community Church! 💙 We are incredibly grateful to Sinking Spring Community Church for their generous donation of much needed PE equipment to our school! Because of your kindness and support, our students will have more opportunities to stay active, build skills, learn new games, and most importantly, have fun while learning. It truly takes a village, and we are so thankful to have a community that invests in the health, wellness, and success of our kids. Your generosity will make a lasting impact in our gym and beyond! 🏀⚽🏃‍♂️ Pictured are a few 4th grade students enjoying our new badminton racquets and nets🏸 Thank you for supporting our students and our school! ❤️

25 days ago, Jessica Brewer

Congratulations Mark and family for winning our attendance drawing for the month of September!

25 days ago, Jessica Brewer

Congratulations to Easton for earning 1st grade Math Master!

25 days ago, Jessica Brewer

Kona Ice is coming soon this Thursday!

26 days ago, Jessica Brewer

This week, Mrs. Brown’s elective technology classes are excited to welcome Jessica Hafer from The Ohio State University outreach program! On Monday, students learned how Sphero robots work and used iPads to code and control their very own robots—bringing coding, creativity, and hands-on learning to life.

26 days ago, Jessica Brewer

Is your child missing a coat, backpack, lunchbox, or anything else? Make sure they check out the lost and found.

26 days ago, Jessica Brewer

6th grade did phenomenal last week! Way to go!

26 days ago, Jessica Brewer

What Makes a Teacher of the Year?
The Adams County Teacher of the Year award recognizes outstanding full-time certified classroom teachers who make a real difference. These exceptional educators set high expectations for both their students and themselves, inspiring everyone around them - students, colleagues, and the entire community. They maintain the highest level of professionalism while continuously growing in their craft, and most importantly, they demonstrate genuine care and respect for every student. Help us honor a teacher who transforms learning, empowers students to succeed, and truly makes a difference in our schools!
Please share so that others may submit nominations, as well!

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27 days ago, Angela Dunn

Classified Employee of the Year 2025/2026
What Makes a Classified Employee of the Year?
The Adams County Classified Employee of the Year award recognizes outstanding full-time classified staff members who make a real difference in our schools. Whether they serve as bus drivers, teacher aides, secretaries, custodians, maintenance workers, food service staff, technology support, or in any other vital classified role, these exceptional team members set high expectations for themselves and inspire everyone around them – students, colleagues, and the entire community. They maintain the highest level of professionalism while continuously growing in their roles, and most importantly, they demonstrate genuine care and respect for every student they serve. Help us honor a classified employee who keeps our schools running smoothly, supports student success in countless ways, and truly makes a difference in our educational community!

Please share so that others may submit nominations for Classified Employee of the Year.

27 days ago, Angela Dunn

Time is running out! If your little cheer leader wants to participate in Pee Wee Cheer Night, this form and payment are due Tuesday!

30 days ago, Jessica Brewer

Congratulations to our newest Little Indian Chiefs!🎉

about 1 month ago, Jessica Brewer

Second Semester Starts Monday, January 12 – Let’s Start Strong!
As we begin the second semester, it’s the perfect time for a fresh start and a renewed focus on attendance. Every single day in school matters for student learning, relationships, and future success.
📌 Did you know? A student is considered chronically absent if they miss 10% of the school year—that’s just 2 days per month. Under Ohio law, all absences count (excused and unexcused).
🎯 STRIVE FOR 5 – Every Day Counts! (Students should miss no more than 5 days all year, if possible.)
💡 How families can help: ✔️ Make daily attendance a priority ✔️ Call the school within 1 hour of the start of the day if your child is absent ✔️ Send a written note, email, or doctor’s slip when your child returns ✔️ Reach out if challenges arise—we are here to help and support your family.
📚 When students are here, they are learning, growing, and building their future. Let’s work together to make second semester our strongest yet!
✨Learning Today, Leading Tomorrow

about 1 month ago, ACOVSD