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Meet the Teachers

Greer, Sekai
Teacher
Jacobson, Edward
Teacher
Lane, Julia
Teacher
Lovelady, Kelly
Teacher
Williams, Kim
Teacher
Young, Marylou
Teacher

5th Grade History Project

5th Grade Homepage

Philosophy

Welcome to fifth grade! Fifth grade is a place where students have a chance to grow and open themselves up to learning about many new and interesting topics. The focus of our curriculum is in the mastery of the fifth grade standards, as well as in growing as individuals. There is an emphasis on organization, which includes not only daily class work but nightly homework. Our social studies program focuses on United States history, and students have projects that reinforce each unit of study.

Behavior standards follow the guidelines of the Second Step and Soul Shoppe programs that we have here at Quail Run. Responsibility and accountability are focal points in order to prepare students for the high behavior standards in middle school. Each of our students is viewed as an important individual who has talents to add to the classroom. Differences are embraced and celebrated. The expectation is that with maturity and growth students will continue to assume added responsibilities that contribute to the success of our classroom. High expectations for behavior and learning will be stressed throughout the year. In short, students are valued and expected to add value to the classroom.