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πŸπŸ–€πŸ’› WHERE CHAMPIONS BEGIN β€” OUR FIRST STUDENT ASSEMBLY! πŸ’›πŸ–€πŸLast Friday, our Stringfellow Stingerbees came together for o...
08/25/2026

πŸπŸ–€πŸ’› WHERE CHAMPIONS BEGIN β€” OUR FIRST STUDENT ASSEMBLY! πŸ’›πŸ–€πŸ

Last Friday, our Stringfellow Stingerbees came together for our first student assembly of the 2026–2027 school year, and what an incredible way it was to celebrate the beginning of another year at Stringfellow!

From the moment our students entered the gym through a high-energy cheer tunnel, they were reminded that they are part of something special. The room was filled with excitement, smiles, school spirit, and the kind of energy that reminds us exactly why Stringfellow is where champions begin.

But this assembly was about so much more than having fun.

It was about belonging.

It was about reminding every child that they are an important part of our Stringfellow family.

It was about teaching our traditions, celebrating our school song, introducing opportunities for students to get involved through clubs, sharing exciting reading incentives, reviewing our PBIS expectations and Bee Bucks, and reinforcing the relationships and connections that are at the heart of Capturing Kids’ Hearts.

And, of course, we made plenty of time to have FUN! πŸ₯³ From Minute to Win It challenges and cup stacking to dancing, cheering, special guests, and a schoolwide dance-off, our Stingerbees brought the energy!

There is something powerful about seeing an entire school come togetherβ€”our youngest learners alongside our oldest students, teachers cheering beside students, staff encouraging children, and everyone celebrating what it means to belong to Stringfellow.

These are the moments when school becomes more than classrooms and hallways.

These are the moments when students begin to understand that they are surrounded by people who believe in them.

These are the moments when confidence grows, relationships are strengthened, memories are made, and champions begin to take shape. πŸ†

As we continue this school year, we want every Stingerbee to know that there is a place for them here. There are opportunities waiting for them. There are adults cheering them on. There are goals worth working toward. And there is an entire school community ready to celebrate their growth along the way.

What a way to begin the year, Stingerbees! 🐝

The energy is here.
The excitement is here.
The possibilities are endless.

This is Stringfellow. This is our family. And this is . πŸ–€πŸ’›πŸ†

πŸ“£ Stringfellow Families! πŸ’›πŸ–€Get ready for our next Packer Spirit Championship Friday! This Friday, August 28, we’re celeb...
08/24/2026

πŸ“£ Stringfellow Families! πŸ’›πŸ–€

Get ready for our next Packer Spirit Championship Friday! This Friday, August 28, we’re celebrating CLASS COLORS! 🌈🐝

Students are encouraged to wear their grade-level color and show their Packer Pride:

πŸ’— Pre-K: Pink – Pretty in Pink
❀️ Kindergarten: Red – Red Hot Kindergarten
🧑 1st Grade: Orange – Orange You Glad We’re Here?
πŸ’› 2nd Grade: Yellow – Bright & Brilliant
πŸ’š 3rd Grade: Green – Green Machine
πŸ’™ 4th Grade: Blue – Blue Crew
πŸ’œ 5th Grade: Purple – Purple Power

We can’t wait to see Stringfellow filled with color and school spirit this Friday!

πŸ’› WE ARE THE PACK! πŸ–€
Together. Louder. Stronger.

Stringfellow Parents: We Need Your Voice!Stringfellow Elementary is seeking one parent or guardian to serve on our Local...
08/20/2026

Stringfellow Parents: We Need Your Voice!

Stringfellow Elementary is seeking one parent or guardian to serve on our Local School Governance Team (LSGT) for the 2026–2027 school year.

What is the LSGT?
The Local School Governance Team brings parents, staff, community members, and school leadership together to provide input on the direction of our school, support student achievement and school improvement, and serve as ambassadors for Stringfellow in our community.

Meeting Commitment:
The team will meet six times during the school year at 12:00 p.m.

2026–2027 Meeting Dates:
September 22
October 27
November 17
January 26
February 23
March 23

Who Can Serve?
You must be the parent or guardian of a student currently enrolled at Stringfellow Elementary.

Interested in Serving?
Complete the Stringfellow Elementary LSGT Parent Interest Form here:

https://forms.gle/JWnpTJhvNoRdJhMd7

We would love to have a parent who is willing to share their perspective and help us continue moving Stringfellow forward.

Thank you for your interest in serving on the Stringfellow Elementary Local School Governance Team (LSGT). Please complete this form if you would like your name to appear on the parent election ballot. Submission Deadline: Wednesday, September 2 by 3:30pm Election Ballot: Friday, September 4 by 3:30...

πŸ“£ Stringfellow Families! πŸ’›πŸ–€Tomorrow is Packer Spirit Championship Friday! πŸ†πŸFor Friday, August 21, students are encourag...
08/20/2026

πŸ“£ Stringfellow Families! πŸ’›πŸ–€

Tomorrow is Packer Spirit Championship Friday! πŸ†πŸ

For Friday, August 21, students are encouraged to show their Packer Pride by wearing a jersey, team shirt, or ALL WHITE! 🀍🏈

We can’t wait to see everyone showing their spirit and representing THE PACK!

πŸ’› WE ARE THE PACK! πŸ–€
Together. Louder. Stronger.

🐝 Thank You, First Baptist Church! πŸ–€πŸ’›We are grateful for First Baptist Church, a longtime partner of Stringfellow Elemen...
08/17/2026

🐝 Thank You, First Baptist Church! πŸ–€πŸ’›

We are grateful for First Baptist Church, a longtime partner of Stringfellow Elementary, for their continued support of our school.

To help us kick off the new school year, they provided our classroom teachers with gift cards, welcomed our new staff members with bags filled with thoughtful gifts, and donated hand sanitizer and disinfecting wipes for our classrooms.

Thank you, First Baptist Church, for your continued generosity and for helping our Stinger Bee family start the year feeling appreciated and supported! πŸπŸ–€πŸ’›

One Hive. One Team. One Mission.

πŸπŸ† 8 Days In… and the Journey Is Just Beginning! πŸ†πŸWe have officially completed our first 8 days of the 2026–2027 school...
08/14/2026

πŸπŸ† 8 Days In… and the Journey Is Just Beginning! πŸ†πŸ

We have officially completed our first 8 days of the 2026–2027 school year, and our hearts are already so full.

In just eight days, our classrooms have begun to feel like families. Names are becoming familiar, routines are taking shape, relationships are growing, and little moments of learning are already turning into big victories. We have seen smiles in the hallways, heard laughter in classrooms, watched students take chances, and witnessed teachers pour their hearts into making every child feel seen, supported, and capable.

At Stringfellow Elementary, we know that becoming a champion is about so much more than winning. Champions are built through perseverance, kindness, courage, hard work, responsibility, and believing that growth is always possible. Those lessons begin in the way we greet one another each morning, the way we encourage a friend, the way we keep trying when something is difficult, and the way we celebrate progressβ€”both big and small.

That is why Where Champions Begin is more than our theme. It is our promise.

It is a promise to create a place where children can discover who they are and who they can become. A place where teachers believe deeply in their students. A place where families are valued as partners. A place where mistakes become opportunities, challenges build strength, and every new day brings another chance to grow.

We are only 8 days into this journey, but something special is already happening inside these walls. Foundations are being built. Relationships are being formed. Confidence is growing. Dreams are beginning to take shape.

There will be many more lessons, celebrations, challenges, milestones, and memories aheadβ€”but we could not be more grateful for the way this year has begun.

To our students: Keep showing up. Keep trying. Keep believing in yourselves. Your story is just getting started.

To our teachers and staff: Thank you for the patience, passion, love, and countless little things you do each day that may never make it into a lesson plan but make all the difference in the life of a child.

And to our families: Thank you for trusting us with your greatest treasures and for walking alongside us as we help them learn, grow, and shine.

Eight days down. A whole year of possibilities ahead. πŸ’›πŸ–€

🐝 Stringfellow Elementary β€” Where Champions Begin. πŸ†

Student Safety Reminder: Photo ID Required for Student CheckoutAt Stringfellow Elementary, the safety and security of ou...
08/07/2026

Student Safety Reminder: Photo ID Required for Student Checkout

At Stringfellow Elementary, the safety and security of our students is our highest priority.

To help ensure every child is released safely, all parents, guardians, and anyone checking out a student must present a valid photo ID before a student will be released.

Please remember:

β€’ A valid photo ID is required for every student checkout.
β€’ Students will only be released to a parent, legal guardian, or an individual listed as an authorized contact in Infinite Campus.
β€’ If an individual is not listed as an authorized contact or cannot present a valid photo ID, the student cannot be released.
β€’ If you need to add or update an authorized pickup person, please visit the school office. We will provide the required paperwork and submit it to Central Office for processing.

These procedures are in place to protect every child and are an important part of our commitment to maintaining a safe school environment. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we consistently follow these expectations for every family.

If you have questions, please contact Mrs. Kristen Jimmerson, Assistant Principal, or Mr. Brian Knighton, Principal.

Thank you for partnering with us to keep every Stringfellow Champion safe.

πŸπŸ† Where Champions Begin… It Starts Before the First Bell Rings. πŸ†πŸFrom July 29–31 and August 3–4, before the first stud...
08/07/2026

πŸπŸ† Where Champions Begin… It Starts Before the First Bell Rings. πŸ†πŸ

From July 29–31 and August 3–4, before the first student ever walked through our doors, the dedicated staff at Stringfellow Elementary spent five intentional days preparing for what promises to be an incredible school year. Every meeting, every classroom setup, every training, every conversation, and every decision centered on one purposeβ€”serving our students and families by creating the very best school experience possible.

Guided by our mission, to ensure that all students learn and excel at grade level or higher, and our vision of developing empowered leaders, we spent the week laying the foundation for a championship year. Championships are never built by chanceβ€”they are built through preparation, teamwork, relationships, and heart.

πŸ’› Day 1 – Setting the Tone

We welcomed back our returning staff and introduced the newest members of the Stringfellow family. Our Leadership Team literally set the tone by greeting everyone dressed as referees, reminding us that championship teams begin with championship leadership.

The excitement continued as one of our leadership team members, who also serves as a local cheer coach, surprised the staff by bringing her high school cheerleaders to help welcome everyone. Their energy and enthusiasm immediately created an atmosphere of excitement and celebration.

The day also included breakfast, team-building activities, selfies, and opportunities to strengthen relationships as we officially became One Hive. One Team. One Mission. Teachers prepared classrooms and personally reached out to families, inviting them to Open House because we believe meaningful relationships begin long before the first day of school.

πŸ’› Day 2 – Growing Together

Our focus shifted to professional learning and collaboration. Staff participated in Conscious Discipline, Pre-K, and Special Education professional learning while grade-level teams collaborated to strengthen instruction, review procedures, and prepare engaging learning environments. Every conversation centered on one goalβ€”providing every child with an exceptional learning experience from day one.

πŸ’› Day 3 – Leading with Purpose

We began the morning by celebrating excellence as we proudly added our newest Georgia Department of Education recognition ribbons to our school displays, honoring our 3rd Grade Gateway Growth and 5th Grade Growth Literacy Leader achievements, along with our Title I Reward School recognition. These accomplishments reflect the hard work of our students, staff, and families and remind us that while we celebrate success, we never stop striving for more.

Our Leadership Team then laid the foundation for the year by leading the faculty through our mission, vision, staff norms, and our co-created collective commitments. Together, we focused on the Three Big Ideas of Professional Learning Communities (PLCs), while each leadership committee shared its action plan for supporting teaching, learning, and continuous improvement throughout the school year.

Later that day, we proudly joined educators from across Colquitt County for the district’s annual Convocation, celebrating the beginning of another school year and renewing our commitment to serving students with excellence. We were especially proud to celebrate two outstanding members of our Stringfellow family:

πŸ† Teacher of the Year – Erika Hansen

πŸ† Bravo Employee of the Year – Tonya Monts

Their leadership, dedication, and commitment to children embody the championship culture we strive to build every day.

Another memorable moment was Monica Barge passing the ONE Medal to Xzavier Ward during Convocation. This meaningful tradition symbolizes unity, servant leadership, and the belief that we accomplish more when we work together as one team with one mission.

πŸ’› Day 4 – Welcoming Our Families

Open House was about far more than opening classroom doorsβ€”it was about opening our hearts. Teachers put the finishing touches on their classrooms, reviewed student information, and intentionally prepared for every family who would walk through their doors.

That evening, our hallways were filled with smiles, conversations, and new beginnings as we welcomed students and families into the Stringfellow family. We only get one opportunity to make a first impression, and our staff made every moment count.

πŸ’› Day 5 – Ready for Day One

Our final day brought everything together as grade-level teams finalized lesson plans, reviewed PBIS expectations, safety procedures, and classroom routines to ensure every student would begin the year in an organized, welcoming, and engaging environment.

We closed the week with a faculty school zone tour, traveling throughout the neighborhoods where our students live. Seeing our community firsthand strengthened our understanding of the families we are privileged to serve and reminded us that educating children extends beyond the classroom walls.

As we begin the 2026–2027 school year, we are grateful for every staff member who invested their time, talent, and heart into preparing for our students. Every lesson planned, every relationship built, every collaboration, and every act of service reflected our commitment to ensuring that all students learn and excel.

We also look forward to partnering with our students, families, and community as we learn, grow, lead, and celebrate together throughout the year.

At Stringfellow Elementary, championships aren’t won by chanceβ€”they are built through preparation, relationships, teamwork, and an unwavering commitment to children.

πŸπŸ–€πŸ’› Welcome to Stringfellow Elementary… Where Champions Begin! πŸ’›πŸ–€πŸ

The first day of school is here, and we are READY! πŸŽ‰πŸ“š Today marks the beginning of a new year filled with opportunities ...
08/05/2026

The first day of school is here, and we are READY! πŸŽ‰πŸ“š

Today marks the beginning of a new year filled with opportunities to learn, grow, connect, and succeed. We can't wait to see all of the smiling faces walking through our doors and to begin another year of capturing potential, inspiring excellence, teaching with purpose, and serving every student.

Here's to a fantastic year ahead together, we are ONE! ❀️
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