Awesome kids doing awesome things ❤️ instagram.com/reel/CovRltDLl…
Officially Board approved as the new principal of Randall Carter ES in Wayne NJ. ❤️ Can’t wait to get started! #letsgo
That’s a wrap Burning Tree. Thank you for everything. I can’t wait to see all the wonderful things you will do with the wonderful Ms. Redden leading the way. I’m off on a new adventure - New state, new school - still leading with love and purpose❤️❤️❤️
Check out our very own BTES parent (and one of our favorite subs) - Mrs. Alex Robbins receiving a Distinguished Service Award from MCPS BOE for all her hard work getting vaccine appointments for MCPS staff and their families! We💜you Mrs. Robbins! news.montgomeryschoolsmd.org…
It must be May -
Spring Auction ✅
Patrol picnic ✅
Debate Club ✅
Spring Fair ✅
That’s just been the last week! Still so much good to go! 💜💚
#iloveelementaryschool #busybusybusy #landtheplane
Kim Thompson retweeted
Marni Olesker, third grade teacher and team leader at Burning Tree Elementary School, has won this year’s Shirley J. Lowrie “Thank You for Teaching” Award. Congratulations! news.montgomeryschoolsmd.org…
Today Mrs. Marni Olesker was named the 2022 recipient of the Shirley J Lowrie Award for her exceptional dedication to students & the teaching profession!!!! An incredible person and an incredible teacher! 💜💚#thankyouforteaching @MCPS @DrJones_OSSI
Shoutout to the amazing Mrs. Parrott and the powerful student learning experiences she creates in every art lesson. Beautiful display at the Westfield Montgomery Mall! 💚💜
Loving today’s connecting moments and tapping into the genius in our building. (And a morning omelet and waffle bar didn’t hurt 😉) #learningtogether #chooseyourownadventurePD
Kim Thompson retweeted
After a delicious staff appreciation breakfast, teachers lead engaging workshops at Burning Tree ES. Thank you, Ms. Jones, for leading a session on asset based instruction for multilingual learners. @KimThompsonMCPS @SusieQforschool @barbaradanoff
To report abuse in Montgomery County, call The Child Protective Services Child Abuse & Neglect Hotline: (240) 777-4417
Kids who report abuse are their own superheroes. On #NationalSuperheroDay, these cutouts outside our northern district in Ellicott City represent each kid our Child Advocacy Center served in 2021. If you or someone you know is living with abuse, report it at 410-872-4203.
Congratulations to the amazing Dr. Dyson!! 🎉
NEWS: The next @FCPSMaryland superintendent will be Dr. Cheryl L. Dyson. We look forward to her joining us on July 1, 2022!
Thank you to @RideOnMCT for sharing the new electric bus with all our students on this beautiful Earth Day. Learning how we can make a difference in our school and community! #EarthDay2022































