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Here’s another look at our youngest learners at Walker Elementary School - Copperas Cove ISD as they continue getting ready for kindergarten! 💙

Students in Ms. Wilkerson and Ms. Majszak’s class were engaged in whole-group learning, listening closely, raising their hands, and sharing their thinking. These classroom routines help build the confidence, attention, and participation skills that will support them as they transition to kindergarten.

We are so proud of the growth our MSELA students are showing each day and love celebrating all the ways they are learning and preparing for what’s next! ✨

Congrats Kylie!!!! So proud of you and your accomplishments!! 💙💛👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

One stage down. One more to go.

Central Texas College graduate Kylie Boldman earned her associate degree last Friday, before graduating in just a few days from Copperas Cove High School.

Through CTC’s dual credit program, Kylie challenged herself, accelerated her education and proved what’s possible when ambition meets opportunity.

Her journey reflects the power of starting early, thinking bigger and building a future without limits. Congratulations, Kylie!

Read the article in the Copperas Cove Herald: https://shorturl.at/9aUF2
Or, the CTC website: https://shorturl.at/RIBNX

Discover how CTC’s dual credit program can help students get ahead: https://shorturl.at/Krlm3

Summer enrollment is open now. Classes start in late May!
Fall enrollment is also open. Classes begin in mid-August.

Here’s another peek at our youngest learners at Mae Stevens Early Learning Academy - Copperas Cove ISD as they get ready for kindergarten! 💙

Students in Ms. Collier and Ms. Denson classes were engaged in whole-group learning, listening, responding, and sharing their thinking with confidence. These routines help build the attention, communication, and classroom skills students will carry with them into kindergarten.

We are so proud of the growth happening in MSELA and can’t wait to keep celebrating these little learners all week long! ✨

Here’s another look at our youngest learners at Mae Stevens Early Learning Academy - Copperas Cove ISD as they continue getting ready for kindergarten! 💙

Students in Ms. Straley and Ms. Gill’s class were engaged in meaningful learning through hands-on centers, creative activities, dramatic play, and small-group instruction. From coloring and alphabet exploration to sensory play and imaginative play with friends, these students were building early literacy skills, problem-solving, independence, and social skills along the way.

We love seeing our MSELA students learning, exploring, and growing through activities that make learning fun and meaningful! ✨

This is the first of many Mae Stevens Early Learning Academy - Copperas Cove ISD posts you’ll see this week as we celebrate our youngest learners and all they are doing to get ready for kindergarten! 💙

Students in Ms. McElroy and Ms. Henrich’s class were busy learning, exploring, and practicing new skills through small-group instruction, independent work, and purposeful play. From literacy activities to dinosaur investigations, our MSELA students are building confidence, curiosity, and strong foundations every day.

We can’t wait to keep sharing all the great things happening with our youngest learners! ✨

Martin Walker Elementary School - Copperas Cove ISD 1st graders in Mrs. Yokubaitis’ science class brought their Earth materials unit to life! 🌎

Students learned about Mata Ortiz pottery and how artists use natural resources to create beautiful pieces. They made their own pots out of clay and even created paint by grinding chalk, similar to the way Mata Ortiz potters grind rocks to make natural paints.

What a fun, hands-on way to connect science, art, and culture! Great job, 1st graders! 🎨✨

Fourth graders at Clements/Parsons Elementary School - Copperas Cove ISD were thinking like scientists during hands-on science learning! 🔬💙

Students observed, tested, recorded data, and discussed their findings. These experiences help students build curiosity, strengthen problem-solving skills, and make meaningful connections to the world around them.