Bennett Families: The phones are back up and working!
Bennett Families: Our phones are down. Please email the office at cpleass@mckinneyisd.net with questions or concerns. The district is working to fix the problem.
3rd grade celebrated National STEAM day with LEGO coding.

Book Fair Previews fill us with such joy! Seeing the library transformed, finding favorite characters, and new books to bring home is so exciting. Kinder and 1st created a wish list in SeeSaw and 3rd-5th created a paper version. Check those accounts and bags- they have lots to share!
Previews finish tomorrow: sales begin Friday 2:30pm-4:00pm. We are open Monday-Friday next week 7:40am-3:40pm.










2nd grade's month of STEAM continued this week with Dash robots and Blockly coding. Students learned how to care for Dash and the basics of block coding. Next week, they'll be challenged to code their Dash through a giant map of NYC replicating the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade.







The BBLC is ready for Book Fair Previews! See you soon Bennett Bears!

Join us Wednesday for dinner! Eldorado & Ridge location.

November lunch menu!

Thank you for supporting our Big Kahuna Fundraiser! Our students who sold 15 items (20 family) had a bus ride with Ms. Halpin & Dr. Tillson and enjoyed a snow cone! We all had a BLAST! We will post the items we purchase for our school in the coming weeks!! #proudtobeaBEAR 🐾 🐻 💙










The Very Hungry Caterpillar and the most amazing team! Sorry I was so hungry today...

Last round of 2nd graders made their way through the BBLC to test their hand at the chompsaw. Not much beats seeing kids testing out tools for the first time!





It's Red Ribbon Week and Bennett Bears are saying Peace Out to Drugs!







2nd grade visiting this week to test out the chompsaw. They are getting ready for a special project in November featuring a read aloud, Officer Petti, coding with Dash, and creating with Chompsaw. It's going to be a STEAM filled month for this grade level!





Gobble Gobble Gobble! Officer Petti staying well hydrated during kinder lunch!

Red Ribbon Week starts Monday! Life is a puzzle...add your piece to our school community by joining us for dress up days and committing to a healthy lifestyle.

13 of our Bennett Bears earned the privilege to have their art on exhibition at the 53rd Annual TABE (Texas Assoc for Bilingual Education) conference! Thank you Ma. Daubenspeck for supporting our budding artists! We are so proud of our Bennett Bears! 🐾 🐻



Our staff is simply the BEST! We shared our learning from our recent District staff development! The very BEST staff at the very BEST school in McKinney are learning for our students! 🐾 🐻


The fun isn't canceled - just postponed!

These amazing CREED winners had lunch with Ms. Halpin & Dr. Tillson and picked a book from our Vending Machine today! Great job showing leadership in your classroom!

Pillar Spotlight: Bennett ASO Officer Petti (Safety & Well-Being)
See video: https://youtu.be/jsIVu4bUTJ0
“To know Officer Petti is to love him!” Bennett Elementary principal, Kassie Halpin, proclaims the merits of their campus Armed Security Officer.
“He has done it all - from walking students to the nurse who have an injury, ensuring visitors follow our campus exceptions, to killing wasps! Officer Petti has become part of the Bennett culture, and he deserves to be recognized for going above and beyond for every single BEAR!”
We proudly present this safety and well-being Pillar Spotlight on Bennett Elementary ASO Officer Robert Petti.
See video: https://youtu.be/jsIVu4bUTJ0
“To know Officer Petti is to love him!” Bennett Elementary principal, Kassie Halpin, proclaims the merits of their campus Armed Security Officer.
“He has done it all - from walking students to the nurse who have an injury, ensuring visitors follow our campus exceptions, to killing wasps! Officer Petti has become part of the Bennett culture, and he deserves to be recognized for going above and beyond for every single BEAR!”
We proudly present this safety and well-being Pillar Spotlight on Bennett Elementary ASO Officer Robert Petti.

