Author: SARAH NEIL

Our Floresta Elementary School Dolphins want to share how much we appreciate our amazing assistant principal, Ms. Angela Patton! Her dedication, kindness, and constant support make a difference every day. Ms. Patton encourages students, supports our hard-working teachers, and brings positivity to our campus. She also shows incredible school spirit, always wearing the theme of the week! She brings goodies for staff weekly, while cheering on students and staff with pride and enthusiasm. Our Dolphin Families are grateful for her leadership and commitment to excellence. Thank you, Ms. Patton, for everything you do to make Floresta a better place!

Ms. Missy’s M&M Sweeties is a spirited baton group at Floresta Elementary where students learn to twirl, toss, and perform with confidence. Through practice and teamwork, students build coordination, rhythm, and pride in their performances. The group provides a fun and engaging way for students to express themselves while developing new skills and friendships. Their dedication and enthusiasm shine through during practices and performances, bringing energy and excitement to the school community. Students enjoy learning new routines and challenging themselves to improve each day. Ms. Missy’s guidance and encouragement help every member feel successful. Great job to all participants involved!

Floresta Elementary recently hosted its Special Olympics event, creating a day filled with excitement, encouragement, and school spirit. Mrs. Raphael’s class participated in a variety of activities that celebrated their abilities, determination, and teamwork.   The event brought together students and staff, all cheering on the athletes and celebrating each accomplishment. A special highlight was the support from Ms. Janvier’s 5th grade class, who helped make the day even more meaningful by encouraging participants and assisting throughout the event.   Floresta’s Special Olympics was a wonderful reminder of the importance of inclusion, kindness, and community. Most importantly, it showed that … Read More