The elementary school held a College and Career Week.
Creek View Elementary recently held a College and Career Week at school. Engineers, accountants, karate masters, dancers, an airline pilot and a chef were just some of the career fields visiting during out special week. .
The Alpharetta club presented the awards to teachers and students from Alpharetta High, Webb Bridge Middle and Creek View Elementary schools.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Bob Pepalis is a member of the Windward Rotary Club. Want to have your club's news posted on Alpharetta-Milton Patch? How about starting up a blog? Teachers and students from three Alpharetta schools were honored by the Windward Rotary Club on April 22. The club made awards of Student and Teacher of the Quarter to those chosen by Creek View Elementary School, Webb Bridge Middle School and Alpharetta High School. Students of the Quarter Teachers of the Quarter The Windward Rotary Club meets most Mondays at noon at the Marriott on Windward Parkway in Alpharetta.
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The elementary school's music department got help from parents, students and staff to present the program.
The Creek View Elementary School music department recently performed “Once Upon a Mattress” for parents and friends of the Creek View Community. Pictured here are two scenes from the play showing Creek View students singing and dancing. The costumes and set would not have been possible if not for the many volunteer hours from Creek View parents, students and staff. The play was a huge success and enjoyed by all, according to Fran Gerlich of the school's staff. Share your school's activities with your neighbors on Alpharetta-Milton Patch. Promote them in the Calendar of Events, and then post photos and news about what's going on in the announcements online.
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Creek View Elementary PTA sponsored the "Dads, Dodgeball & Desserts" event.
More than 500 participants took part in Creek View Elementary School’s recent Dads, Dodgeball and Dessert Night at the school. The event was sponsored by the Creek View Elementary PTA. In picture #1, student, Picture #2 shows
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The Alpharetta school held the second annual Cheetah Challenge 1K fun run with hundreds turning out for the event.
Creek View Elementary School held its second annual Cheetah Challenge 1K fun run on Dec. 1, with more than 300 students and staff members turning out for the event. This was a health and wellness initiative to encourage students to have fun while being physically active. Male and Female Winners Following the run, the runners and their families enjoyed a healthy breakfast sponsored by Another Broken Egg, Fuel Up to Play 60, Harry’s Farmers Market, and Jason’s Deli. The other sponsors that made this event possible were Dr. Eric A. Johnson Dentist, Big Peach Running Company, Core Physique and Windward Lake Club.
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The students in Alpharetta collected money during the school's recent carnival to donate to the Red Cross.
A pair of Creek View Elementary School fifth grade students weren't going to wait for someone to do something for victims of Hurricane Sandy. Vik Anil and Ian Schwalbe took it upon themselves to collect money at the school's recent carnival for disaster relief. Anil and Schwalbe set up a collection box at the Ceek View carnival. first they wrote up an announcement and broadcast it to the school over its public address system before the afternoon school dismissal. Even with such short notice, they collected more than $100 that will be donated to the Red Cross. "We are all very proud of Vik’s and Ian’s efforts," said Fran Gerlich of Creek View elementary.
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Fourth grade students took part in a traditional potlatch
Fourth grade students at Creek View Elementary School in Alpharetta concluded their Native American unit by participating in a traditional potlatch. The idea for the celebration comes from the Native Americans of the Northwest region of the United States. The children each created items ranging from origami figures to duct tape wallets. After meeting in the cafeteria, each child was able to window shop other classmates items and trade just like the Native Americans. Pictured above are students Zubin Fredericks (left) and Dylan Huskey (right) actively trading during the Potlatch activity. Does your school have something you'd like to share with the community? Post an announcement on Alpharetta-Milton Patch, and don't forget the photos!
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7:45 am on Saturday, September 22, 2012
What a fun and meaningful way to really learn history! Great job, Creek View! more ›
The first week of school is coming to a close.
Creek View Elementary School’s new Administration Team delivered treats to all staff members in celebration of completing our first week of the new school year. Pictured from left to right are: Assistant Principal Jennifer Rosenthall, Principal Debbie Doss and Assistant Principal Monica In. It's the first year as principal for Doss, who replaced Matt Rogers when he left for Atlanta Public Schools. What's happening in your school? Post it on Patch! Post an Announcement or News Release Post an Event in the Calendar
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8:31 am on Saturday, August 18, 2012
Thank you for our sweet treat! We had a great first week, and I'm looking forward to a great new year! more ›
Hundreds of students from 23 schools participated in the math competition.
Two hundred and twenty students representing 23 schools participated in the third Annual Cheetah Cup, a math tournament for fourth, fifth and sixth graders. The competition required tie-break questions to determine all individual prizes. The tournament was hosted by the Creek View Elementary Academic Bowl Team on April 21. Students competed for awards in both team and individual categories. The students had to solve 20 clever, engaging and challenging problems on a variety of mathematical topics. Although friendly, the competition was fierce, and students used many different strategies to tackle the problems. Special congratulations go to the following teams and individuals for their outstanding performance: Individual winners Overall High…
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The elementary school in Alpharetta host the Cheetah Cup, a math competition.
Students in grades 4, 5 and 6 need to sharpen their No. 2 pencils and start practicing solving math problems to compete in the second annual Cheetah Cup Math Tournament returning to Creek View Elementary School. On Saturday, April 21, five-member teams from area schools will compete for the Cheetah Cup. But there's only room for 30 teams to compete, so schools should register soon. The registration deadline is March 21. The school promises that "the opportunity for students to grow mathematically is unsurpassed, the problems are clever, engaging, and challenging, and the atmosphere is exciting for student and teacher alike." Each team must be accompanied by an adult who will proctor a team from another school. Students and teachers should …
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Kelly Kittle
6:44 am on Friday, March 22, 2013
This was a wonderful experience for my child. Thank you teachers and staff for supporting this event!!!! more ›