Pershing Hill Elementary

Still throwing it back on day 4 of Teacher Appreciation Week, even including some games from the 90s!!
#BelongGrowSucceed #PHESPride

Bringing back the 90s music is the BEST way to make you smile during Teacher Appreciation! It is even more fun when you match shoes with your principal!
#BelongGrowSucceed #PHESPride

Ms. Hardy and Ms. Johnson hosted breakfast for Teacher Appreciation Week! We love our teachers and they deserve to start their day on the right track. #BelongGrowSucceed #TeacherAppreciationWeek

Ms. Hardy and Ms. Johnson hosted breakfast for Teacher Appreciation Week! We love our teachers and they deserve to start their day on the right track. #BelongGrowSucceed #TeacherAppreciationWeek

The 90s throwback T-Shirt Day was a huge success! #BelongGrowSucceed #AACPSAwesome

On this week’s Thursday Thoughts, Superintendent Dr. Bedell highlights the Teacher Academy of Maryland program at CAT North. #BelongGrowSucceed

- English: https://youtu.be/_KKe23mW0d8
- Spanish: https://youtu.be/EWXKZ5SUY_8

The Board of Education today approved an agreement with the Secretaries and Assistants Association of Anne Arundel County (SAAAAC) for the coming fiscal year that provides, subject to county funding, a step increase for eligible Unit IV employees and a 3 percent cost-of-living adjustment for all Unit IV employees.
For more information, go to the AACPS News Release page at https://www.aacps.org/article/2874675.

The Board of Education of Anne Arundel County today unanimously approved a 2027-2028 school year calendar that calls for classes to begin for students on Monday, August 30, 2027, and end on Wednesday, June 14, 2028.

For complete details, go to the AACPS News Release page at https://www.aacps.org/article/2874544.

The Board of Education of Anne Arundel County today unanimously approved a 2027-2028 school year calendar that calls for classes to begin for students on Monday, August 30, 2027, and end on Wednesday, June 14, 2028.

For complete details, go to the AACPS News Release page at https://www.aacps.org/article/2874544.

Day 2 of bringing back the 90s brings a boomin' breakfast from administration and some throwback TV!
#BelongGrowSucceed #PHESPride #TeacherAppreciation26

Meet us today! Meade cluster at Meade High School football field

Second grade students are applying their knowledge about intervals from last week into creating melodic compositions this week!
#MusicLearners #PHESPride

Camo day at Pershing Hill Elementary.

We are in recorder season in 3rd grade! I am so proud of how this group of students have started of this unit! They are learning, following, reading, and performing!
#BelongGrowSucceed #RecorderMusic

Modest Mussorgsky wrote "Pictures at an Exhibition" all based off of artwork and designs by a dear friend. Student illustrated a gnome and then modified their gnome based on the music to see how visual art and music are connected!

Teacher Appreciation week at the Hill is bringing back all the 90s vibes! Day one was Hip Hop and Bright colors days! The staff is feeling appreciated by their amazing administration!
#BelongGrowSucceed #PHESPride #TeacherAppreciation

On this week’s Thursday Thoughts, Superintendent Dr. Bedell highlights four schools that were awarded the Purple Star Schools designation, as announced this week by the Maryland State Department of Education. #BelongGrowSucceed

- English: https://youtu.be/9F-x1ohlB6s
- Spanish: https://youtu.be/aogRGEq1nKU

Joe Bigsby, a STEM teacher at Magothy River Middle School, tonight was named the 2026 Anne Arundel County Public Schools Teacher of the Year. The announcement came before a crowd of more than 700 people at the culmination of the 40th annual Excellence in Education Awards held at the Live! Event Center at Arundel Mills.

Bigsby has taught Anne Arundel County Public Schools students since 2018 and has spent the entirety of that time at Magothy River Middle School. During that time, he has built a reputation as a dynamic educator with a passion for student connection and innovation.

For more about Bigsby and all those honored at this year’s event, go to the AACPS News Release page at https://www.aacps.org/article/2843645.