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Parent and Family Engagement Policy

Parent and Family Engagement Policy.pdf 345.71 KB (Last Modified on November 13, 2019)

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Right To Know

Right to Know.pdf 105.46 KB (Last Modified on November 13, 2019)

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The mission of D.C. Reeves Elementary is to create an environment in which students take the initiative to be Respectful, Compassionate, and Great with an opportunity to be lifelong learners and productive citizens.

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IN ORDER TO PROTECT OUR STUDENTS WITH FOOD ALLERGIES, WE ASK THAT PARENTS ONLY SEND STORE BOUGHT ITEMS TO SCHOOL FOR CLASSROOM PARTIES OR CELEBRATIONS. HOMEMADE TREATS ARE NOT ALLOWED. THANK YOU FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING.

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Click Here for more information and the application.

Deadline to apply is Monday night, March 30th.

Out of respect for the Governor’s request for residents to stay at home and in an effort to provide meals to local students, the Tangipahoa Parish School System will partner with a Texas-based non-profit to provide free meals to children under the age of 18 through the duration of the COVID-19 school closure.

Tangipahoa Parish School Superintendent Melissa Stilley said the district will partner with Baylor University’s “Meals to You” to provide a weekly home delivery service of five breakfast meals and five lunch servings to every child under the age of 18 in Tangipahoa Parish

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This instructional site provides optional resources for students to explore as a way to stay connected to classroom learning materials during their time away from school. Recently added are suggested weekly schedules that include online activities, as well as, physical activties.

Haga clic aquí para recursos opcionales y horarios en español

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In keeping with our vision statement, the Tangipahoa Parish School System continues to develop safe and innovative environments for student learning. Although concerns over the Coronavirus (COVID-19) have halted classroom instruction, our district remains committed to offering educational opportunities for our students until they are able to return to their campuses. Sadly, the closure of our school campuses disrupts routine for our students, as well as their families. With this in mind, we offer a Frequently Asked Questions and information page to help families adjust to schedule changes until classes resume. Click HERE to see the FAQ's.

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The Lake Ponchartrain Basin Maritime Museum Camps

Click the link above to see the fun summer camps that the museum is offering.

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Mark your calendars DC Reeves Book Fair week starts March 16th! All purchases benefit our school. Volunteers make a difference! Help our students find their next favorite book at our #ScholasticBookFair.
Sign up here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1t1nYCofZYNXIIgdwVFi9XAK9W5-UyZPasAAJYP3p9tg/edit

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A special thank you to Parker Layrisson for adopting Ms. Lowery's 3rd Grade class and filling their stockings full of so many goodies.

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Ms. Bastian was chosen as Teacher of the Year because she demonstrates excellence, leadership, and innovation in and outside of school. She collaborates with her colleagues, students, families, and community to make sure our students are successful.
Ms. Bastian teaches 4th Grade ELA and Social Studies, and she is the Dance Team Sponsor for our Eaglettes. She also serves on a number of committees including Leadership, PBIS, and Sudent Government Association. She is a vital part of our school and we are so blessed to have her on our team!

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Thank a Firefighter! It's National Fire Prevention Week!

The fourth grade students of Ms. Brandi Bastian's class at DC Reeves Elementary took a walking field trip to their local fire department. The students learned about important ways to prevent fires, as well as how to stay safe if a fire should occur. Students took turns walking through a simulated house fire to practice crawling and exiting through an open window. The firemen showed off their fire fighitng gear, even letting the students take turns spraying water from the giant hose!

Remember to practice fire safety with your children at home and always have an escape plan!

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4th Grade Supply List

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