Delcambre Elementary

06/23/2026

Our small group, the grannies, made it to the top three. They will perform at the 12:00 session. You should be able to watch it with this link.

This is "2026 Elementary National Convention" by Beta Club on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

06/21/2026

James and the Giant Peach at National Beta in Nashville! ❤️

06/17/2026

Hi Everyone!
Attached is the information that you need for the 26-27 school year.
Our theme this year is "Level Up!" Dress days could be any board game or video game that is appropriate for elementary students (If you have questions you can email me.)
The uniform policy is attached. The district updated the policy this year. Please read the guidelines before you buy uniforms. PLEASE, be sure that skirts follow the guidelines.
I hope that you are enjoying summer.......tell my kiddos that I miss them and that I hope that they are reading!
Our office reopens on Monday, July 20th.
Please share this information with any new parents and have them email me their students names and grades so I can add them to my email list.
I am currently out of town, so responses may be slow.
Note: The handbook will not be included in this email. I will send it out at the end of next week.

06/13/2026

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JUST A REMINDER!
We are so excited to have our first public sale on Monday, June 15th at the Delcambre Shrimp Festival Building from 4 pm-7pm!!
We will also have shirts from last year available - all youth shirts $5
All adults shirts $10!!!

05/28/2026

Mrs Kim and I attended LDOE’s Teacher Leader Summit for the past few days. 💡

05/27/2026

Freeze in the Breeze! ❤️

05/26/2026

Our 3rd graders participated in an Arts in Education art class. You are my Sunshine was the theme. The kids really enjoyed it. ☀️

05/26/2026

PBIS end of year raffle.
Students left over paws for the year are used as their raffle entries.
Thanks to our PBIS committee for all the activities they organized this year.

05/26/2026

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You hum a lullaby. You sing a silly song. You turn on a nursery rhyme in the car. It feels like entertainment.

It is actually brain building.

Neuroscience confirms that infants who experience regular musical exposure display up to 90% stronger neural responses to speech sounds compared to babies who do not. Not just music skills. Language skills. The same brain regions process rhythm, pitch, and timing in both music and speech.

Here is what happens inside. When a baby hears a song, the auditory cortex fires precisely. Those same neural firing patterns are required to distinguish between similar speech sounds. ""Bat"" versus ""pat."" ""Ship"" versus ""chip."" Music trains the ear to hear the gaps.

That training transfers directly to reading readiness. Phonological awareness. The ability to hear and manipulate sounds in words. It is the single best predictor of early reading success.

You do not need formal lessons. You need exposure. Lullabies at bedtime. Songs during diaper changes. Clapping games. Rhyming books read aloud. Even background music played softly during play.

Every song is a workout for the language centers of your baby's brain. Sing more. Worry less. That is the research.

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05/26/2026

Nominate us for best public school and best after school program. Also nominate one of our teachers for best teacher.

Nominations start for Best of the Teche on Sunday. Click on the link below to start nominating. https://thedailyiberian.com/contests/best-of-the-teche/ #//