Our Reveur Dreamers outdid themselves for World Dream Day 2025!!

To celebrate, students brought in over 600 items to create Sweet Dreams Bags for children of King’s Home - a nonprofit organization that provides a safe and supportive environment for children in need. With special help from Reveur parent volunteers and teachers (Mrs. Jane Farris, Mrs. Paige Bel, Mrs. Wendy Goodwin, Mrs. Jennifer Watson, and Mrs. Elise White) our 4th and 5th grade Dreamers filled forty-eight bags with stuffed animals/blankets, toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap/shampoo, and books. We are so proud of our students for their kindness and giving spirit. 

All Reveur students, kindergarten to 5th grade, created cards with words of kindness and encouragement to add to the bags. Through this project, all our Reveur students showed what it means to comfort others and help them achieve their dreams!

Do you want to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month with a family movie?

Click on the image and you can watch Coco. Use the following information to access the movie:

username: GSESStudent

password: GSESJags1

Last Friday, students brought in money so that they could Break a Rule! It was fun for our students to choose how to celebrate their support for Childhood Cancer Awareness.

Students placed their money in the container for their house. In all, we raised $1,024 for UA Miracle that supports the efforts of Children's Hospital of Alabama.

Amistad raised $306

Altruismo raised $245.50

Isibindi raised $245.00

Reveur raised $232.50

Thanks so much for supporting this worthwhile cause!

Looking for a no-pressure basketball or cheerleading league? Try Upward at Asbury UMC.

Kids learn a sport and how to give their best effort, how to treat others with respect, and how to work together. Basketball is open to K5-sixth grade boys and girls; cheerleading is designed for K5-third grade girls. Practices begin the week of Nov. 10; games are held on Saturday mornings beginning Dec. 6. Learn more & register: https://asburybham.org/basketball.