The Barnesville School of Arts & Sciences offers an innovative preschool through 8th grade education that integrates the humanities, art, math, and science. Small class settings foster a culture of joy, support, and excellence. Skilled teachers engage each child in an academically challenging environment that promotes imagination, exploration, growth, and achievement.
Barnesville 5th-grade students tackled their first overnight trip away to Gettysburg! The trip was full of historical sightseeing, hands-on learning, and the opportunity to foster independence.
On Friday, April 22, 2022, Barnesville students participated in an all-day earth day celebration full of service-learning opportunities, outdoor activities, and celebrating 11 years as a Certified Green School.
Awareness, acceptance, inclusion. These values are at the core of the 7th-Grade Disability Project. Each year, in April, students complete an Independent Research Project about an individual with a disability.
Each year, Mrs. Gekas’ third-grade students participate in a Valentine’s Day celebration that honors traditions and neighbors in our surrounding community. Visits to friends in the community followed by a traditional tea exemplify values like respect and kindness that we call “The Barnesville Way.
Each January, Barnesville School of Arts & Sciences celebrates Peace Week with lessons and activities that honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. while also exploring the broader concept of peace that inspired and guided him. This year’s theme was “BE the Difference.”
Students, staff, and Barnesville families gathered on November 11, 2021 to honor our veterans and thank them for their service to our country.
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Barnesville Students are JOYful learners who IMAGINE, EXPLORE, GROW & ACHIEVE through our Arts & Sciences program. We encourage you to visit and experience #TheBarnesvilleWay.