Mathews Elementary School

10/02/2026

At MES, we ❤️ spirit days!

10/01/2026

📢 Picture Day is Monday! This is the photograph featured in the MES Yearbook. If purchasing pictures, please send payment in the sealed flyer, a sealed envelope, or a Ziploc bag with the student's name. 📸

09/27/2026

Sunday’s Features: Science + School Spirit! 🧡🖤

MES students in Ms. Dalton's class put their math skills to work exploring measurement and mass—learning through hands-on practice.

And Color Wars brought plenty of energy, teamwork, and school spirit to the halls! 🎨🙌

09/22/2026

📢Tonight's volleyball game will be rescheduled

Attention all 6th and 7th graders! 🏐

09/22/2026

QUESTIONS?
Contact Dana Yarbrough (Project Director,
Project CONNECTS; Associate Director,
Partnership for People with Disabilities;
877.567.1122 | [email protected]).

Your voice matters!

09/20/2026

From science experiments to life skills, hands-on learning, and time with friends!

Hello from MES for this week's Sunday Features:
🔬 Mrs. Sowers’ 6th graders put the scientific method into action, designing experiments and using metric measurements to collect and analyze data.

👟 Ms. Haynes kicked off a Shoe-Tying Club, helping students master an important everyday life skill!

⏹️Mrs. Davis’ kindergarteners used manipulatives to build and explore shapes through hands-on learning.

😊 Students also enjoyed a little free time with friends—because building relationships and having fun together are important parts of the school day, too!

🧊Ms. Dalton’s students participated in a gallery walk, learning about the states of matter while sharing their knowledge with classmates.

Just a few snapshots of learning, growing, and connecting at MES! 🐯

09/18/2026

09/18/2026

🌞MES Courtesy Committee Chairperson nominates September's Sunshine Award Winners!

09/17/2026

It's Constitution Day! We began the day with a quick video lesson on the morning news. Let's review a few facts about the Constitution with a quick game of TRUE or FALSE. 🤔📃

1. (T/F) While George Washington is nicknamed "Father of Our Country", James Madison is known as the "Father of the Constitution".
2. (T/F) The Constitution was written in 1776.
3. (T/F) The First Amendment protects your rights to share your ideas and opinions.
4. (T/F) The Constitution can be changed over time.
5. (T/F) The Constitution says that everyone has the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

Hint: Two of these statements are related to the Declaration of Independence.

Happy Constitution Day! 🇺🇸❤️🤍💙

09/16/2026

Attention all 6th and 7th graders! 🏐