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"Excellence for everyone"
No Exceptions, No Excuses
Donna Rice, Principal
(donna.rice@wayne.kyschools.us)
Stewart York, Vice Principal
278 Kenny Davis Blvd.
Monticello, KY 42633
Phone: (606)-348-8150
Fax: (606)-348-7871
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Media
Center
Little League Football
Bell
Tones
If
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to select our school on the home page.
We at Bell Elementary wants to provide a positive
learning environment for all students, staff, teachers, administrators,
and parents/guardians in the educational process. An inspired,
well-trained, professional & empowered faculty takes pride in our school
as a quality learning center. The mission of Bell Elementary is
"Excellence for Everyone, No Exceptions - No Excuses!" Enrollment has
increased from 432 students in 1998-99 to approximately 630 students in
the current year of 1999-2000. This increase in students is due to the
relocation of second grade from Walker to Bell Elementary this year. Our
school now serves students enrolled in primary grades.
In order to meet the needs of a
growing population of students, we have constructed a new media
center/library, ten classrooms, a science lab, and several resource
rooms. Our school has acquired eighty new computers in our technology
lab as well as Internet access in all classrooms. We have increased our
professional staff to meet the diverse needs of our students & prepare
them for the new millennium.
Our Site Based Council, which
includes our principal, two parents, and three teachers, is a vital
component of our school's overall success. Both administrators and
teachers are pro-active in maintaining open communication with parents
and encourage families to visit this exemplary school.
Bell Elementary has a student population of: 553
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Bell Tones perform at the Center on
Friday, March 20th. They performed
as a part of the "Pre-show"
entertainment for the Center's
presentation of "Puss in Boots" |
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Congrats to Bell Elementary on
breaking 100 in every subject area
tested on CATS! |
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Local Museum Volunteers Share "My
Wayne County" Coloring Book With
Second Graders. |
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Students Appreciate donations to
their physical Education program
from Sav-A-Lot and Wal-Mart. |
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Bell
Elementary student Nicole Koger
grasped the playground ball to
become a ball hugging club member as
PE teacher JanetMunsey got the
children's attention befor moving
onto the next manipulative skills
activity. |
Caleb Bridgeman spun a playground
ball in PE class. |
McCade Kelly made a chest Pass to
his partner in PE Class. |
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Bell
Elementary Career Day was part of the Practical
Living Curriculum based on Core Content. |
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Career Day
classroom winners. |
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Taylor
Bell wants to be a geologist. |
L - R:
Alex Preat and Macie Morrow worked on fashion
design careers. |
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Walker Elementary
Kindergarten Teacher Lisa Upchurch helped Tristan Gregory make a
pinecone bird feeder as they rolled it in birdseed |
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Bell Tones
perform annual Xmas Concert at First Christian Church |
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Bell
Elementary students learn about holiday
traditions in nations around the world. |
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Top
Left: Wayne County School Administrative
Asst. Charmaine Catron showed students a
clay skillet that was used in a Mexican home
for cooking. She shared a powerpoint
presentation of mission trip photos
revealing Mexican culture.
Top Right: Gail
Dishman's 2nd Grade classroom made piņatas
that they shared at a program recognizing
holiday traditions in various countries.
Left: Bell Staff
members provided students with snacks
representing typical foods from foreign
countries. |
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Doughnuts for
Dads at Bell Elementary is great event! |
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Bell
"Muffins for Moms" big success |
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Bell Students build Native American Indian homes |
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American Indian Homes for Sandy Clark's 2nd Grade Class:
Taylor Bell
Abigail Rains
Molly Cook
Faith King
Dalton Upchurch |
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American Indian Homes for Virginia Morrow's 2nd Grade Class:
Hunter Holtz
Courtney Cooper
Anthony Catron
Arin Pittman
Kimberly Crabtree |
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Moms visit Bell
Book fair/ Reading Time |
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Bell
Elementary Math Bee excites students |
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Finalist round in
quick recall |
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Students work math
problems as quickly as possible in a timed event |
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Math Bee officials go
over result to determine outcome |
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Quick Recall Winners
(L-R) 1st Jacob Upchurch, 2nd Walker Hancock, Dusty Muller,
Dalton Julius |
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Written Assesment
(L-R) Winners 1st place tie Kathy Riddle, Devin Frost, 2nd
Kelly Stinson, 3rd Austin Vaughn |
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Bell
Elementary Media Center Provides
Opportunities for Students |
Jessica Dishman, 2nd
grade student at Bell Elementary, and librarian assistant Wilma
Koontz, looked through selections at the school's Bookfair
currently underway until March 2. |
Mom, Debbie Bell, and 2nd grade
daughter Caitlyn Bell enjoy using the media center at Bell
Elementary.
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Ms.
Bonnie Neal's Class at Bell Elementary Make Electric
Houses |
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