Fun Friday Challenge!

Let's just say that this week's Fun Friday was an egg-citing challenge between Mrs. Remphrey and Mr. Lewis. Check out this egg-ceptional challenge right here!

Fun Friday Holiday!

It's Fun Friday AND it's that time of year! Sing along with Patton teachers and staff as they celebrate the holidays!

Teachers Keep Learning, Too!

Many Patton teachers have been busy attending and presenting at education conferences this fall. Mrs. Remphrey, Miss Zimmermann, Mrs. Bunting and Mr. Lewis recently attended the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Regional Conference in Richmond, where Mrs. Remphrey was a session presenter! Mr. Kelley and Mrs. Kropp are currently attending the National Council of Teachers of English Conference in Washington, DC while Mrs. Lear and Mr. Thomas are attending the National Council for the Social Studies Conference in Boston. Mrs. Nanis, Mr. Walsh and Mr. Kelley also participated the first Delco EdCamp at Swarthmore College in October. Patton Proud of our teachers  -- always learning and looking to be the best they can be!

Patton Happy!

With summer coming to an end, this week's Fun Friday on HawkTV took a look back at the beginning of summer -- the last day of school!

Who Are You?

Friday, September 12 was Picture Day at Patton -- and HawkTV took a look back at some "old" photos of our staff for Fun Friday! Take a look right here!

Fun Friday for ALS

Fun Friday on HawkTV is back for another school year! This week, teachers and staff got together to take part in the Ice Bucket Challenge for ALS. It was fun, informative and raises awareness for the disease that affects so many. Check out the Fun Friday Patton Ice Bucket Challenge as well as other challenges by many other Patton teachers and staff!

Mr. Kelley, Published Again

Patton Middle School Creative Writing teacher Brian Kelley has co-written a collaborative article accepted for publication in this July's edition of English Journal and is now available online. The article, entitled "Transforming Professional Lives through Online Participation", is currently one of the "Free Access" pieces in that issue. Check it out right here!