Students at Ellis D. Parker Elementary School collected donations for three local animal shelters during the school’s 100th day celebration, turning a math lesson into an act of community service.
Fourth-graders at Ellis D. Parker Elementary School recently completed a hands-on research project exploring everyday inventions, from household tools to transformative gadgets, and shared their work at a cross-grade “Everyday Inventions Expo.”
Second-grade students at Ellis D. Parker Elementary School turned their classroom into a racetrack to explore measurement and distance in a hands-on math activity.
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Eight students from Parker Elementary School, a Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) school, had their artwork showcased at the Wiregrass Museum of Art in Dothan, Alabama, as part of the Youth Art Month Exhibit.
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