Travis Heights Elementary School PTA > School Event > NO SCHOOL!

NO SCHOOL!

By Ms. Janecek-Friedman on April 12, 2019 in School Event

April 19th

Please mark your calendar for our Staff Development Day as there will be no school.

Wednesday Folder – April 10, 2019

This teacher is loving working with 1st & 2nd graders for the first time. We are learning a lot from each other!We love our THES families! Interested in joining us? Check out our websites.School: www.austinisd.org/schools/travisheightsPTA: travisheightselementary.com ... See MoreSee Less

Photo

View on Facebook

The Texas patchnose snake (Salvadora grahamiae lineata) gets its name from the large scale that covers the front of its nose, a helpful protection for an animal that must use its face to burrow into rocky terrain & hard soils! This snake is common in the Hill Country but hard to find because they're shy & quick to hide when startled. Patchnose snakes are harmless to humans. They feed on lizards, reptile eggs, frogs, & smaller snakes. ... See MoreSee Less

Photo

View on Facebook

Respecting culture and language is part of what we do at THES. From a 1st grade classroom. ... See MoreSee Less

Photo

View on Facebook

Join us in celebration of Black History Month with Elizabeth Kahura, Kenyan born storyteller, drummer, dancer, and teacher of a diverse range of African traditions at our Pleasant Hill Branch (211 E. William Cannon) bit.ly/KahuraStorytime ... See MoreSee Less

Photo

View on Facebook

Who’s doing all the work around here?😂 This is a cedar waxwing and these birds are migrating through Central Texas right now. They fly in large flocks and their diet consists mainly of berries. Sometimes they eat fermented berries and get a little drunk! If you see any of these masked birds and they’re acting weird, please bring them to us for care. ... See MoreSee Less

Photo

View on Facebook

Top

NO SCHOOL!

Helpful Links

Grades

Follow Us

Contact Us

Top Nav

Navigation

Helpful Links

Grades

Follow Us

Contact Us