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Students show 3D letters and first graders count to 120; principal reports on testing and teacher support

McSwain Union Elementary School District Board of Trustees · May 12, 2026
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Summary

At the May 12 meeting students demonstrated 3D letters and first graders counted to 120 for the 120th day; Principal Sanders reported on spring testing, an assembly and support for early-career teachers.

The board opened its public program with a student showcase: McSwain TK teachers and grade-level students presented knowledge of letters and the creation of 3D letters. The First Grade Team showcased students' ability to "count to 120 in recognition of the 120th day of school," and highlighted cultural components of the event.

Principal Sanders reported on spring testing, the BMW assembly, and ongoing support for first- and second-year teachers, working alongside Ms. Carroll. The superintendent later recognized Sanders for her years of service; the board and Mr. Huerta echoed gratitude. The presentations were informational and intended to highlight classroom learning and staff development.