Halstead Elementary invites all parents and families to join our Parent Workshop: Let’s Do the Math! Learn tips, strategies, and fun ways to support your child’s math learning at home.
📅 Date: October 28th
⏰ Time: 3:30–4:15 PM
📍 Location: Room 12
Register now by contacting our PCOC Valerie Muniz at Munizv@CCISD.com. Don’t miss this chance to explore math in a hands-on, engaging way and help your student build confidence in numbers! 💙🐾💛
Celebrate Thanksgiving with Your Child at Halstead Elementary
Join us for a Thanksgiving Feast during your student’s lunchtime on November 18th and enjoy a special holiday meal together.
Menu Includes:
Holiday Turkey with Gravy (T)
Chicken Fried Steak (B)
Honey Wheat Roll
Thanksgiving Stuffing
Mashed Potatoes
Seasoned Green Beans
Sweet Potato Casserole
Cranberry Sauce
Rips Lone Star Luau Slush
Cost: $5.50 (cash or check only)
Preregistration Required: Only 50 walk-in spots available
Registration Deadline: November 7, 2025
RSVP using the QR code or follow this link: https://events.raptortech.com/registration/6c34ce62-1bc9-418e-b1df-1757de1a344e/e3fd93a9-40b6-42e4-8354-140337ccaf0a
Don’t miss this opportunity to share a meal and create Thanksgiving memories with your child.
Wear your favorite team shirt to show our strength as we team up to take down drugs!
5th Graders Conquer Stage Fright at Their Poetry Slam!
Ms. Tollette’s 5th graders turned their classroom into a stage for their very own Poetry Slam! Before writing their own poems, students read and discussed two poems, “Stage Fright” and “Foul Shot.” Through these poems, they explored how words can capture emotions, tell a story, and connect with others.
With those lessons in mind, students then set out to create their own original poems, drawing from their personal experiences, imagination, and creativity. The next big step? Overcoming a little stage fright of their own! One by one, they stood in front of their classmates to share their work aloud, showing courage, confidence, and pride in their writing.
What started as a lesson in poetry turned into a celebration of self-expression and bravery.
We’re so proud of these talented young writers for stepping up to the mic and showing that every voice deserves to be heard! 💙🐾💛
Red Ribbon Day
Wear red to show we are all united against drugs!
Please join Copperas Cove ISD Special Education and Section 504 for Transition Fair
Get resources on:
Employment
Education
Employment
Training
Independent Living
Recreation & Leisure
Visit with community agencies and organizations and get connected to services in Copperas Cove ISD and in the community.
November 5th at 8AM- 3:15PM
at Lea Ledger Lobby
400 s 25th ST
Copperas Cove Tx
Put on your favorite hat or hoodie and show how you’re blocking out bad choices and staying drug-free!
"Drugs Are Scary Thursday!"
Wear your favorite Halloween costume and help us scare away bad choices because saying no to drugs is always in style!
Please remember all costumes must follow school dress code and can not include face paint, masks, or any type of face covering.
Halstead it’s time for Spooky Science Night!
Put on your favorite costume and join us for an evening filled with exciting experiments and surprises.
October 23rd from 5:30-7PM
Whether you’re filling your candy bucket at the Trunk or Treat, exploring our exciting experiment tables, grabbing a treat from the PTO’s concessions, joining the cake walk, or checking out the Bookfair, this night has something fun for the whole family!
We can’t wait to see you there!
Pizza with Parents🍕🍕
Smiles, slices, and sweet memories filled Halstead Elementary as students enjoyed a special lunch with their families!
Thank you to all the parents and guardians who joined us, we loved seeing everyone come together. 💙🐾
Attention Military Families!!
There will be a "Special Food Distribution" for service members and their families on Friday, October 24th 8:30- 10:00AM at the Phantom Warrior Stadium.
For more information contact Ms. Hart (254) 258-5611
Only 3 school days left to help Halstead tackle our Monster Candy Crisis!
These mischievous monsters are still causing chaos around our school! Your donations can help us satisfy their sweet tooth and save the day.
Let’s work together to fix our monster problem before time runs out!
Remember, the class with the most donations wins Popcorn with the Principal!
Ms. Peck’s class visited Ms. Klein’s room to learn about greater than, less than, and equal to. Students practiced comparing numbers, using the correct symbols, and working together to solve problems. By the end of the lesson, they were confidently identifying which numbers are larger, smaller, or equal.
From 7:10–7:30 AM parents and guardians may join in on the fun by signing in at the front office and escorting their student to the library to find their next great read before the school day begins!
*Please note: students must finish shopping by 7:30 AM to avoid interrupting instruction time.*
Support our school from anywhere, every purchase helps grow your students love of reading.
To access the online shop you can scan the QR code or follow this link::
👉 https://www.scholastic.com/bf/hettiehalsteadelemschool1
Halstead Parents and Families!
Progress reports are going home today so be sure to check those backpacks!
Take a moment to review your child’s progress, celebrate their growth, and reach out to teachers with any questions. 💛💙🐾
Make shopping easy and cash-free with Scholastic’s E-Wallet!
Parents can set up a secure, digital payment option for their child by scanning the QR code or following this link:
👉 https://www.scholastic.com/bf/hettiehalsteadelemschool1
The Halstead Elementary Scholastic Book Fair is officially open! 🎉
Join us from October 15th through the 24th to explore a world of stories, adventures, and imagination. Don’t miss your chance to stock up on great books and support our school’s love of reading!💛💙
Parents can set up a secure, digital payment option for their child by following this link:
👉 https://www.scholastic.com/bf/hettiehalsteadelemschool1
Mr. Keller’s 2nd graders put their creativity to the test by building shelters meant to keep animals dry.
The groups worked together to draft a plan and then put the plan to the test. armed only with foam blocks, clay, popsicle sticks, foil and glue our young builders set out to weather the spray bottle storm!
Unity Day, started by PACER's National Bullying. Prevention Center in October 2011, is the signature event
of National Bullying Prevention Month.
This is a day when we can come together to send a visible message of
building commUNITY through kindness, acceptance, and
inclusion.
The call to action is simple: wear and share the color orange.
This vibrant statement becomes a conversation starter, showing support for students who have been bullied and
for bullying prevention.
https://www.pacer.org/bullying/nbpm/unity-day/
