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Celebrating Our
2026–2027 Student of the Year
2026–2027 Student of the Year
Twin Oaks Elementary proudly congratulates Ainara F., our 2026–2027 Student of the Year! Ainara’s hard work, leadership, and outstanding character make her a wonderful representative of our school.
We also congratulate James C., our Student of the Year Runner-Up, for his excellent achievement. We are proud of both students for making Twin Oaks shine!
In the STEM Lab, our 3rd–5th grade students explored the concept of balancing forces through a hands-on engineering challenge. Students worked to design a device that could make a paperclip appear to float in midair by carefully balancing the forces of magnetism and gravity.
This engaging activity provided students with an opportunity to apply their problem-solving and engineering skills while reinforcing the science concepts that our 3rd graders are currently learning in their science classes. It was a fun and exciting way for students to see these concepts come to life!
An extraordinary round of applause for our
Student of the Year Nominees!
Ainara F.
Allyzon G.
Keiry A.
Tahlia A.
David V.
Timothy L.
Cheyenne G.
James C.
Being nominated for Student of the Year is a remarkable honor that reflects exceptional academic dedication, strong character, and outstanding leadership. Each of these individuals represents the very best of our community, setting a high standard through their effort and integrity. We could not be prouder of your achievements—congratulations to you all!
Twin Oaks Volleyball Team's First Practice!
Tricky Word Relay Race in Ms. Thomas' 2nd Grade class.
Gifted students left and right brain mindset discovery scavenger hunt.
loha Vibes on Campus: Faculty & Staff
Celebrate Hawaiian Day
Our faculty and staff brought serious tropical energy to campus for Hawaiian Day, dressing in vibrant Hawaiian shirts to celebrate. The team enjoyed island treats and refreshing slush drinks while collaborating during their vertical planning session. Thank you to our incredible educators for bringing so much spirit, color, and dedication to our school community!
First graders participated in a Great Map Challenge. Using the map skills they have learned this week they followed clues that required them to use cardinal directions, the compass rose and a map key. With their knowledge and a school map they followed clues that led them all over the school. At the end of the challenge, they found a sweet treat!
🛡️ Huge shoutout to our incredible School Resource Officers, Deputy LeBlanc and Deputy Cain! ✨
They recently took the time to deliver three fantastic presentations to all of our students. Not only did they introduce themselves and review essential safety measures to keep our campus safe, but they also gave students a hands-on look at their daily gear—including a demonstration of the impressive 45 pounds of equipment they wear every day!
Swipe through the photos to see our SROs in action and check out the gear demo! Thank you, Deputy LeBlanc and Deputy Cain, for keeping our school safe and building such great relationships with our students. 👮♂️📚
In Science class the 3rd grade students tested different materials to see "What objects do magnetic force act on" They were each given a magnet and bag of different materials.
First Day in the STEM Lab:
The Index Card Tower Challenge! 🏢🎉
To launch the new school year, our students jumped right into their first STEM challenge! Working against the clock, teams were given a single material—index cards—and asked to design and build the tallest standing tower. A special shoutout to the winning group for their impressive engineering design!
This activity served as a fun, practical way for students to learn and practice our essential STEM lab rules, procedures, and safety guidelines. Learning how to work together and follow lab protocols sets the stage for a successful, creative year ahead. Excellent job, everyone! 👏
#STEM #BackToSchool #InteractiveLearning #SchoolLab #Teamwork
Mission Possible: A Powerful Start to Our School Year
Mission Possible: A Powerful Start to Our School Year
At Twin Oaks Elementary, our mission is clear — empower, inspire, and launch our students toward success. Thanks to the incredible support of our community partners, our First Students’ Day proved that this mission is absolutely possible.
We extend our deepest appreciation to the dedicated volunteers from Living Hope Church, the courageous Firefighters from District 17, the committed team from the Sheriff’s Office, and the supportive members of our School Board. Their presence and service set the tone for a year built on teamwork, encouragement, and shared purpose.
Even though today’s photos highlight our volunteers, they capture the spirit behind our mission: a community united to give students the strongest beginning. With their help, we launched the year with confidence, excitement, and a clear path forward.
Together, we’ve activated Mission Possible, and the future looks bright.
Here’s to a great beginning and an extraordinary year ahead.
Twin Oaks Leadership Retreat July 17,2026
Twin Oaks Elementary grade-level, instructional, and administrative leaders gathered for our annual Leadership Retreat to begin planning for the 2026-2027 school year. Guided by our "Mission Possible" theme, participants engaged in collaborative discussions, team-building activities, and strategic planning focused on strengthening teaching and learning for all students. This time together allowed our leadership team to align goals, build relationships, and prepare for a successful year of growth and achievement at Twin Oaks Elementary.
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