Points of Pride
2025-2026 Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration
Point of Pride: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
Our school community came together in a beautiful display of unity and culture during our recent Hispanic Heritage Month celebration. Through vibrant student-led presentations, immersive cultural exhibits, and engaging activities, our students not only honored the rich history and diverse contributions of the Hispanic community but also fostered a deeper sense of inclusivity and belonging across our entire campus.
2025-2026 Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl Competition
Point of Pride: Morrow Elementary Shines at the Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl!
Morrow Elementary is beaming with pride as we celebrate the incredible performance of our 4th and 5th Grade Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl Team! After weeks of intensive reading, memorization, and practice, our students demonstrated exceptional literary knowledge and teamwork at the recent competition.
We are excited to announce that our team placed 4th Overall!
"Watching our students discuss these books with such passion and precision was a highlight of the year. Their 4th-place finish reflects their discipline and their genuine love for reading."
Congratulations to our Reading Bowl scholars! Thank you for representing Morrow Elementary with such brilliance and for reminding us all of the power of a great book.
2025-2026 Challenge 24 Competition
Point of Pride: Morrow Elementary Math Excellence!
We are thrilled to celebrate a remarkable achievement within our school community! Tylan Nguyen, a standout student in Mrs. Glasco’s 4th-grade class, performed incredibly at the recent Challenge 24 Competition.
Tylan showcased exceptional mental math skills, speed, and focus, ultimately securing 2nd Place in the competion!
"Tylan’s success is a shining example of the 'Morrow Magic' we see every day. His ability to stay calm under pressure and solve complex patterns is truly inspiring for his peers and teachers alike."
Way to go, Tylan! We are so proud to have you representing the Morrow Elementary Wildcats. Keep crunching those numbers!
2025-2026 Hear Our Voices Competition
Point of Pride: Morrow Elementary exhumes Excellence in Hear Our Voices Competition!
Morrow Elementary has much to celebrate! We are incredibly proud of our talented scholars for their outstanding achievements in the recent "Hear Our Voices" writing competition.
Please join us in congratulating the following winners for their creativity and dedication to the craft of storytelling:
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1st Place: Azalea Muhammad – Kindergarten Dictated Narrative (Class: Lewis)
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1st Place: Adalyn Murchison – 3rd Grade Narrative (Class: Aguire)
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3rd Place: Lucy Calvillo – 4th Grade Narrative (Class: Glasco)
These awards highlight the hard work of our students and the support of our wonderful educators here at Morrow Elementary School. Way to go, Wildcats!
2025-2026 Science Olympiad Competition
Point of Pride: Morrow Elementary Science Olympiad Team Takes 2nd Place!
We are exploding with excitement to celebrate the brilliant minds of our Morrow Elementary Science Olympiad Team! Our young scientists recently competed against schools from across the region and showcased incredible teamwork, critical thinking, and scientific inquiry, ultimately earning 2nd Place Overall!
From building complex structures to mastering the laws of physics and biology, our students proved that the "Morrow Magic" is a powerful force in the lab and beyond.
"Seeing our scholars tackle these rigorous scientific challenges with such curiosity and determination was truly inspiring. This 2nd-place victory is a testament to their hard work and the innovative spirit we foster here at Morrow Elementary."
Way to go, Science Wildcats! We are so proud of your dedication to discovery and for representing our school with such excellence. Keep questioning, keep experimenting, and keep reaching for the stars!
2025 Senior Alumni Walk
Morrow Elementary would like to highlight our 2025 Senior Alumni Walk. Every spring we have former students who are graduating walk through our halls with their caps and gowns. This provides an opportunity for our former students to proudly walk the halls of their alma mater, but gives our young impressionable students the opportunity to get a glimpse of what can be accomplished if they work hard with their academics. This is a proud moment for our alumni and the teachers that were instrumental in helping them build those foundational skills for success.
