Code to the Future Epic Build Showcases Continued at Muse Elementary Today

Thanks to the Pittsburgh Zoo for visiting Muse Elementary to teach them about the rainforest and some of the animals that live there.

Bryan Shavnak is collaborating with Muse's art teacher Ms. Natalie Blackburn on a "secret project".

Lately the following quote has been popping up all over the internet and schools around the world:

Muse would like to welcome Ms. Guarino. She is coming to us from the high school and will be working as a secretary in the main office. 

We had another two rows of winners for the Principal's 200 Club! Way to go everyone, keep up the great work!

It’s that time of year again for our elementary students to showcase what they have created with coding.  These showcases are Canon-McMillan’s Epic Builds.  Families are welcomed to their child’s building to see first-hand how students use coding in their classrooms. 

Canon-McMillan School District’s reading team reached out to local early childhood centers and invited them for an afternoon of discussion related to early childhood education.

We had two rows of winners this time for the Principal's 200 Club. Congratulations to all! Click "Read More" to see entire picture.

The Canon-McMillan School District received a Safe2Say tip this morning, Friday October 25 2019. We appreciate having the student bring this matter to our attention.  Please continue to speak to your kids and remind them, "If you see something, say something."

Canon-McMillan invites parents, professionals and all those interested to attend "Bringing Hope Into An Addicted World". The audience will hear about a mother's journey through her son's heroin addiction that started with prescription drugs. 

Second Grade student Andrew Bricker loves to read and write. He is inspired by author and illustrator Dav Pilkey and his teachers at Muse Elementary School. He wanted to spread his love of reading to other students in the building by helping them have the ability to buy books to read. Andrew has written several books and sold his handwritten books at a yard sale to raise money to donate to Muse's PTO, specifically designated for their upcoming book fair and to be used for students at the book fair. He also wrote and donated one of his handwritten books to Muse's library. We applaud Andrew's efforts and generosity in wanting to help buy books for students. Thank you Andrew!

Muse has another young artist. Neil Kirby who has Mrs. Skerbetz as a second grade teacher had his drawing published in the Observer Reporter recently. Congratulations to Neil!

Congratulations to our second set of the Principal's 200 Club Winners! Great job to all students using their P.O.W.E.R. Keep up the great work.

A special thanks to the firefighters from Cecil Township, Canonsburg, and North Strabane who came and talked to our students about fire safety. We appreciate all that they do on a daily basis to keep us safe. 

Congratulations to the first set of Principal's 200 Club Winners! These 10 students earned their P.O.W.E.R. tickets and completed a row on the chart. Great job to all! We're now looking for our next set of winners.

Muse has a young artist in third grade. Clint Kirby in Mr. Radovitch's class had his drawing published in the Observer Reporter recently. Congratulations to Clint!

Congratulations to Ms. Byers and her kindergarten classrooms! She was awarded $250 and 250 bonus points for her classroom library. Click to see the announcement below.

New Faces at Muse Elementary School 2019-2020

Please click on the story link above or "Read more" below to meet new teachers working at Muse this school year.