The staff at Barnett Elementary School believe that all students can learn and achieve mastery of basic skills, regardless of their previous academic performance, family background, socio-economic status, race, or gender.
There are just a few weeks left of this wonderful school year and lots of exciting end of year activities will be happening. Be sure to check our Upcoming Events to stay current on what is happening at our school.
Click here to read about Barnett's Summer Reading Program
Click here to print off the Summer Reading Calendar.
Barnett Elementary is currently collecting donations to help make emergency food kits for every classroom. Please click here for more information. We appreciate your help and support in keeping our students safe.
Please remember to have your children read 20-30 minutes each night and practice math facts for 5 minutes.
Monday, May 19, was the final reading assembly for the 2012-2013 school year at Barnett. It started out with a bang with the Barnett teachers doing the Harlem Shake up on the stage. Books, money, games, outside toys, backpacks, and HangTime passes were given out for reading tickets,...
This Spring, the fantastic Barnett Choir Performed their "We Love Our World" Concert. The choir consists of 125 students from 2nd grade - 6th grade. Their choir director Christine Muniz is VERY proud of them, and the hard work that went into practicing for the concert. There were solo's...
The beginning of the 2012-2013 school year at Barnett began with a vision, a goal, for the students. This goal was to get a school wide total of 70,000 days read this year--that means that 80% of the Barnett students had to read 5 days or more this year. Not only did the students meet this...
Every year the fifth graders at Barnett Elementary are able to research an important person in United States history, create a speech, come up with a creative costume, and present themselves as that person during a wax museum presentation. The students this year did an amazing job coming...
If you haven't seen the YouTube craze entitled, Kid History videos, you should definitely watch them! Not only are they hilarious, they are related to the Barnett first grade teacher, Mrs. Patricia Hanson. Mrs. Hanson was able to introduce her nephews to the Barnett students on...
