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MBE Brand Camp 2018: ‘Lancers Lead from the Heart’
This year’s Teacher Brand Camp worked to more narrowly define the essential principle that makes MBE unique, resulting in a core touchstone: “Lancers Lead from the Heart.” more
Submitted by Kitty Rogers Brown
MBE introduces newest Flag Team members
Students serving on the 2018-2019 MBE Flag Team include: Harris Burson, Kate Caine, Lily Close, Smith Cole, Mac Holley, Andrew Murphree, Wilson Patrick, Reed Warburton and Harper Zanaty. more
New students welcomed to MBE
Organized by MBE parent Kate Brinkley and hosted by the MBE PTO, the Newcomers Party welcomed all new MBE students in first through sixth grades. more
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Raising the bar for writing at MBE
The 2018-19 school year will be the second consecutive year that one of MBE’s WIGs (“Wildly Important Goals”) through the Leader in Me program will include writing goals for students and teachers. more
Photo courtesy of Julie Tuck.
Virtual reality trip to Mount Everest
A recent SRO adventure involved a virtual trip to Mount Everest at Mountain Brook Elementary with Officer Richard Knecht. more
Submitted by Amber Benson.
Leadership Mountain Brook welcomes new class
This year’s class hosted a new member breakfast on Friday, May 4. more
Submitted by Kate Mather.
MBE leadership event celebrates school successes
Twice a year Mountain Brook Elementary holds a school-wide Leadership Celebration, which is an opportunity for students to share and celebrate leadership. more
Submitted by Kate Mather
MBE Flag Corps provides service to school and community
Each morning and each afternoon at MBE, four students can be seen performing an important duty: raising and lowering the American flag. more
Submitted by Kate Mather.
Lancers on the Lawn a big success
At the beginning of April, MBE hosted Lancers on the Lawn, a picnic for families of MBE students and staff. more
Submitted by Kate Mather.
MBE promotes student voice with new electives program
Electives have been a powerful addition to the MBE sixth-grade curriculum this year. more
Photo courtesy of Kate Mather.
MBE welcomes Career Spotlight speakers
What do a local news anchor, a commercial pilot and a nationally renowned chef have in common? They’ve all been Career Spotlight speakers at Mountain Brook Elementary this year. more
Photo courtesy of Kate Mather.
6th-grader Cowan Moorer wins MBE Geography Bee
Mountain Brook Elementary held its annual Geography Bee at the end of January, with fourth- through sixth-graders participating. more
Photo courtesy of Stewart Sevier.
May 6 Retirement Celebration for Stewart Sevier postponed
As the front office assistant, Ms. Sevier is the face of MBE, greeting most students and parents by name and making everyone feel welcome. more
Photo courtesy of Kate Mather.
Level Up Project sparks curiosity at MBE
As part of the Level Up Village project, students in kindergarten and fifth grade are communicating with a partner international classroom. more
Photo courtesy of Kate Mather.
Lancer Hour focuses on digital citizenship
At the beginning of October, Mountain Brook Elementary held the first Lancer Hour of the year on the topic of digital citizenship. more
Photo courtesy of Kate Mather.
MBE named a Common Sense School by national organization
Mountain Brook Elementary was recently named a Common Sense School by Common Sense Education. more
Photo courtesy of MBE.
MBE hosts 2nd annual Leadership Showcase
In October, Mountain Brook Elementary held a Leadership Showcase. more
Photo courtesy of Kate Mather.
Grade-level projects encourage service at MBE
Mountain Brook Elementary encourages students to be involved in service activities by providing a grade-level service project each month. more
Photos by Sarah Finnegan.
MBCS adopt flexible spaces to spur learning
Education is a constantly evolving field, and Mountain Brook City Schools are working to make sure classrooms are evolving as well. more
Photo courtesy of MBE.
MBE holds second annual leadership event
This event allowed the community, as well as other local schools, to take a closer look at how MBE students and staff strive to be leaders in everything they do. more
