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Mrs. Hurtice Howard,
Principal
528 Redbud Street
Greenville, Mississippi 38701
662-334-7120
Grades Pre-K - 6
Julia L. Armstrong Elementary School houses grades Pre-K - 6, 3 resource
classes, and 2
Honors Classes. The complex consists of 28 classrooms, a library, and a
cafeteria.
Armstrong’s mission is to ensure that students’ achievement is reflected in
meeting the
demands for alternative performance-based assessment in the Mastery
Curriculum in the
following areas:
A. Language arts and Mathematics
B. Networking with the parent, school, and community
C. Development of student self-esteem and teacher
system-productivity.
Two computer labs, Jostens and New Century Education, are a part of
Armstrong’s
technology phase. We also have computers within the classrooms in
Pre-K - 3. The library has access to the Internet.
Our extra-curricular programs consist of a cheerleading squad, girl scout
troop, student
council, and sixth grade band.
Gifted Students Involved
The intellectually gifted
program is housed at Armstrong Elementary School. The students involved in
the program are bused from ten of the elementary schools within the
Greenville
Public Schools District. A different group of students are transported by
bus to Armstrong Elementary daily. We have a very understanding and pleasant
bus driver. She treats the children like they are her own. At the present
time, there are forty-one students enrolled in the program from grades 2-6.
Screening for placement in the program is an ongoing process.
We teach using the unit approach. The units include the Process Skills
suggested by the State Department of Education. The skills are creativity,
group dynamics, communication, critical
thinking, self-direction and research. For the 2000-2001 school term, the
students were involved in two major units of study. Please visit each
semester's page to read about the activities and see the pictures by clicking the links to the left.Facilitators for the
students are Mary I. Hardy and Carol Oakes.
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