Johnson Elementary

Look tasty? These amazing donuts are not for eating though! Mrs. Assemany and her JaguARTISTS recently completed a unit using clay, glaze and puffy paint, culminating with these super cool clay donuts. At Johnson, we are always excited to celebrate both our academics and our arts! #jaguarpride

We are loving our new app! Access documents, events, news updates, and even emergency notifications, right from your pocket. Download the app on Android: https://bit.ly/3FMYzhl or iPhone: https://apple.co/3mzQjZk.

Congratulations to Ms. Bylo's fifth graders who had the most bingos for March is Reading Month's Reading Bingo. They got to celebrate their reading success with an ice cream party. Way to go fifth graders!

The Spring Scholastic Book Fair is coming to Johnson soon. The fair starts Monday, April 25 and ends Friday, April 29. Look for more information to come home in a couple of weeks.

A reminder from the Johnson Elementary PTA that today, April 5, is the last day to submit photos for the yearbook and purchase Happy Ads. The deadline to order yearbooks is Tuesday, April 12.

In celebration of March Madness, Johnson PE teacher Chris Browne offered (at no cost) intramural basketball for all Johnson students grades K-5. The program ran after school and provided a fun and safe place for students to learn about and engage in some basketball fun. Thank you Mr. Browne!

We’re thrilled to announce Huron Valley Schools’ new app! Access documents, news updates, even emergency notifications! Download the app on Android: https://bit.ly/3FMYzhl or iPhone: https://apple.co/3mzQjZk

We’re thrilled to announce Huron Valley Schools’ new app! It’s everything Huron Valley Schools, in your pocket. Download the app on Android: https://bit.ly/3FMYzhl or iPhone: https://apple.co/3mzQjZk.

Happy St. Patrick's Day! A leprechaun visited Ms. Lempert's kindergarten class for some St. Patrick's Day fun.

Don't forget that this Friday, March 18, is Book Character Day. Dress up as your favorite character from a book.

The fourth grade students did a great job of "becoming" their famous person during the Wax Museum.

The fourth grade students did a great job of "becoming" their famous person during the Wax Museum.

Kindergarten Parent Information Night is tomorrow, Tuesday March 15 at 6:00 pm at Johnson Elementary.

In science, second graders at Johnson are learning about reversible and irreversible changes in matter caused by heating and cooling. They enjoyed watching eggs, flour, and marshmallows change. Most of all, they enjoyed eating the pancakes!

Don't forget to keep track of your child's reading this month on their Reading Bingo sheet. Each week that they get a bingo, they can bring the sheet to Mrs. C. and claim a prize for that week. And the classroom with the most bingos at the end of the month gets a special ice cream party from the PTA!

It's National School Social Work Week, and at HVS, we have some of the best. These professionals help students deal with mental health and behavioral challenges and provide academic and classroom support. They also help in developing education policies and work with teams to support crisis interventions. Thank you, HVS social workers! #HVSProud

Some of Ms. McPherson's kindergarteners enjoy putting puzzles together during their library time.

Recently the Milford Cinemas have partnered with the elementary schools in HVS to rewards students for showing creativity and/or leadership with a "golden ticket." This entitles the student two movie passes, two popcorns, and two soft drinks (so they can take a guest) at their cinema. At Johnson, we award student PRIDE tickets for showing acts of Perseverance, Respect, Integrity, Dependability, and Empathy. When they earn a PRIDE ticket they receive a PRIDE pencil and have their ticket added to our a drawing for either a pizza party with the principal or the movie tickets. Congratulations to this month's winners, Madelyn Best and Maxwell Walsh.

Mrs. Chynoweth has a lot of fun things coming up for March is Reading Month, including One School, One Book. Look for information regarding our One School, One Book to be sent home, including a reading schedule, daily trivia questions, and a copy of The One and Only Ivan.

For the Kid's Heart Challenge, Mr. Browne said if our goal of $13,000 was met, he would dye his hair red. Our Johnson Jaguars exceeded that goal, and raised over $15,700 for the American Heart Association. Today, Mr. Browne dyed his hair red in front of the entire school!