Today's Husky Pack POV: class assemblies to cover Threat Regret with Mr. Butler and Sgt. Schauer. Thank you for talking with our students about school safety!
Welcome to the pack, Mrs. Mendez! We are so happy to have a full of life, coffee loving, 5th grade English teacher on our Husky Team!
Our team has covered so much since the start of the new year: community building, classrooms/schedules, new commitments and campus systems, plus all things school-wide expectations AKA The Husky Way…Thank you to our awesome staff that set the stage for a great year!
Meet our 2025-2026 office staff- we can't wait to see our Husky Families tonight at Meet the Teacher!
Wrapping up our first official staff week back by celebrating some of us who came back even earlier- our Schlather admin, new teachers, and our new teacher liaisons- Sligh and Wahl! Thank you for your time and enthusiasm in making this year a great one!
It's a great morning to be a Husky Staff thanks to Travelin' Tom's Coffee and our wonderful Admin Team and secretary, Portela!
✨ Shoutout to the amazing Mrs. Labron, who’s out at the H‑E‑B in Cibolo working hard on behalf of Schlather Intermediate and all of Communities in School (CIS) for the School Supply Drive! Her dedication to making sure our students have what they need to start the year strong is truly inspiring. We’re so grateful for all she does to support our community. Thank you, Mrs. Labron—you’re making a difference!
Happy Birthday to Schlather's Band Director, Stephanie Bryan. Hope you had a wonderful day! 🎂
Readers become Leaders! Make a plan for your Husky to keep reading over the summer! 📚☀️
Art students are taking on new perspectives and trying out Photography! 📸
Huskies are leaders on campus even before the sun comes up!!
Remind your Husky to check the lost and found! We are fully stocked now that the weather is warm! 🧥☀️
The Ambassadors Club uses a bulletin in the cafeteria to announce and celebrate our arrivals and departures from Schlather Intermediate. Thank you for being such a welcoming club to our Huskies!
On Big Art Day, March 6th, we revealed our 6th grade tile tradition installation! The kids are still talking about what they got to impart on the wall
#bigartday2025
#SCUCArtInspires
#SCUCFineArts
Stephanie Bryan, Band Director at Schlather Intermediate School, is in the running for America’s Favorite Teacher, sponsored by Reader’s Digest. Ms. Bryan, who is currently fourth in the voting during the Group Phase, could win a $25,000 prize, a Hawaiian getaway, an appearance in Reader’s Digest, and visit to her campus from Bill Nye, noted American science television personality.
“I sent in an application and got selected,” Bryan said. “My colleagues (at Schlather) were telling me how they voted and how excited they were.” Bryan has taught for 14 years, the last eleven at SCUC. In her contest profile, she lists one of her more memorable moments.
“Several years ago, I had a student who could not get a buzz or a sound with his trombone,” Bryan recounted. “We tried every single day working with him to get him to buzz his lips rather than hum.” Her patience came to fruition two months later.
“I had him play. He finally got the buzz! But the most amazing part about it was when the entire class stood up to cheer for him. That was a smile I will never forget!”
Voting for America’s Favorite Teacher ends in a few weeks. She needs to stay in the Top 10 by March 20, 2025. The following week, she will need to stay in the Top 5. Supporters can get one free vote per day. Additional votes can be purchased at $1 per vote, with proceeds going to the Planetary Society.
Vote for Ms. Bryan here: https://shorturl.at/r4PEQ
Last week, our PTC surprised the kids with a treat in honor of National Oreo Day! Thank you!!!
Yay!! First sale at the book fair- bright and early!!!
The Book Fair is open March 3-7th during school hours in addition to our afterschool family night on March 6th 5:00pm-6:30pm
Online Fair:
https://www.scholastic.com/bf/schlatherintermediatesch
This week, 6th grade Honors ELAR students selected a world problem, presented a solution, and argued why it is the best possible solution. They presented to various volunteer adults and their peers. They are growing up so much!
We are so honored to have Mr. Jones as our Teacher of the Year!! This award is so well deserved and we are so proud of all the work and heart that he puts into our campus!
This week the 6th grade Social Studies teachers guided their students through the pros and cons of oil production. Here they are in the hallway, making big decisions!
