Scott GT

09/17/2026

Our 2nd grade GT students were having fun with idioms! They created pictures to show the literal meaning of an idiom and then learned how to use it in a sentence. Talk about thinking outside the box!

09/15/2026

1st graders learned the language of computers today! They loved making their binary code necklaces!

09/04/2026

🕵️‍♀️🔎 Our GT students became literary detectives as they investigated the mysterious disappearance of Rapunzel! Did she secretly escape the tower, or was she taken against her will? They examined clues, gathered evidence, and made inferences as they worked together to crack the case!

08/30/2026

Our GT students spent some time thinking about their dreams, goals, and ambitions—and then brought those ideas to life by creating a marshmallow man that reflects who they are and who they hope to become!

08/18/2026

🚨 IMPORTANT CAR PICKUP UPDATE 🚨

Parents and guardians, due to extreme heat conditions, our car pickup line gates will now close promptly at 3:15 PM. Keeping our students, staff, and families safe during these temperatures is our top priority.

Gate Closing Time: 3:15 PM sharp.

Late Pickups: If you arrive after 3:15 PM, the gates will be closed. You will need to park and come into the main office with a valid ID to sign your child out.

07/05/2026

I’m excited for an amazing year ahead and would love your support in stocking our shelves with essential supplies, incentives and learning materials. If you’re able to help out, you can check out my classroom Amazon Wishlist here:

05/08/2026

Pictures from our end of year GT store! Thank you parents for your donations!

05/06/2026

Our 5th grade GT students wrapped up their Genius Hour projects today, and wow—what an impressive showcase of curiosity and creativity! Each student began the semester by submitting a proposal for a research topic they were passionate about, then spent the last 3 months diving deep into their learning. Today, they proudly presented their work by creating and sharing their own Google websites with peers. From start to finish, this project was completely student-driven, and it truly shows! I am so proud of their hard work, dedication, and confidence as young researchers.

04/29/2026

Through a hands-on contact tracing activity, 5th gradeGT students worked together to track the “infection trail” and figure out how it spread. Lots of critical thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving happening as they pieced together the clues!

04/19/2026

Don’t forget the GT Symposium is on Tuesday! Can’t wait to see everyone!

Mark your calendars! Our annual GT Symposium is just around the corner, and you won’t want to miss it!