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Welcome to Walt Disney School! Disney is one of nine schools in the Magnolia School District. There are approximately 700 diverse students that attend our school. Our hard working staff is dedicated to helping ALL our students become successful. Students, parents, staff, and community all work together to create a rich educational environment. At Walt Disney School experienced and knowledgeable staff work to create a student-centered atmosphere. Students are provided with individual textbooks and instructional materials in the core subject areas. The rigorous core curriculum in language arts, mathematics, science, and social science ensures that each child is receiving support as well as being challenged. Through teacher training, monitoring of student achievement, and modification of instruction, we are able to meet the individual learning needs of ALL of our students. In addition to the core curriculum, Disney also implements a character education program. Character Counts! is a program designed to teach students about the Six Pillars of Character: trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring, and citizenship. We are also proud to be building students' sense of community and foster a climate of caring through the Caring School Community program. Disney School is fortunate to have the support of parents and the community. We hold many parent education nights, including Homework Nights, Math Nights, Reading Nights, and Science Nights. Parents also have the opportunity to come to Back-to-School Night, Open House, Parent Conferences, and Student Performances. Through hard work and dedication, students, parents, staff, and community has made Disney an excellent school for learning. Thank you for all your support and making our school wonderful! |
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The Crochet Club Beautifies the Disney Campus!Students from Ms. Sims's crochet club began learning to crochet in April on Tuesdays after school. First, they learned to handle the yarn by finger crocheting. Yards and yards of crocheted "ropes" filled a bag to decorate a tree for Earth Day. After several sessions, they started using hooks to "build" squares and triangles. Each week, students added something new to the tree that they learned. As a result, Disney school has a brightly decorated tree.
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