It's almost time. Make your plans now for Duke Energy Science Night.
Bus 16 is now back on the road and the route is in progress.
Bus 16 is having mechanical issues and the bus garage is in the way to fix the issue but the route will be delayed.
Make your plans now!
Make your plans now for Duke Energy Science Night. March 19!
Click the link and let us know if you plan to attend!
We are so excited to see everyone on March 19th!
Today we successfully completed our statewide tornado drill at J.R. Ingram.
Are your ready for Duke Energy Science Night?
🦅✨ Calling All Future Eagles! ✨🦅
Is your child turning 5 on or before August 31, 2026? It’s time to kick off their Kindergarten journey!
Join us for Kindergarten Kickoff Night at J.R. Ingram Elementary!
📅 March 12, 2026
⏰ 5:30 PM
Come:
✔️ Learn what to expect in Kindergarten
✔️ Meet our amazing staff
✔️ Tour our school
✔️ Get help with enrollment
At J.R. Ingram, our Eagles Engage, Achieve, Grow, Lead, and Empower—and Kindergarten is where it all begins!
If you haven’t registered yet, bring:
• Birth certificate
• Immunization record & physical
• 2 proofs of residency (utility bill + lease/deed)
Register through the Campus Parent App or the Lee County Schools website.
Help us spread the word—we can’t wait to meet our newest Eagles! 🦅💙💛
Is your child turning 5 on or before August 31, 2026? It’s time to kick off their Kindergarten journey!
Join us for Kindergarten Kickoff Night at J.R. Ingram Elementary!
📅 March 12, 2026
⏰ 5:30 PM
Come:
✔️ Learn what to expect in Kindergarten
✔️ Meet our amazing staff
✔️ Tour our school
✔️ Get help with enrollment
At J.R. Ingram, our Eagles Engage, Achieve, Grow, Lead, and Empower—and Kindergarten is where it all begins!
If you haven’t registered yet, bring:
• Birth certificate
• Immunization record & physical
• 2 proofs of residency (utility bill + lease/deed)
Register through the Campus Parent App or the Lee County Schools website.
Help us spread the word—we can’t wait to meet our newest Eagles! 🦅💙💛
🎉 It’s time for Meet the Staff Monday! 🎉
Each week we’ll spotlight TWO amazing members of our JRI family — one of our incredible teachers and one of our Rockstar support staff.
This week, we’re excited to introduce:
👩🏫 Anna Edwards - 4th Grade Teacher
⭐ Doresa Scott - 3rd Grade Teacher
We couldn’t do what we do without the hard work, dedication, and heart our staff pour into our Eagles every single day! 💛🦅💙
💬 Drop a comment below to show them some love or share your favorite thing about them!
Come back every Monday to meet more of the wonderful faces that make JRI such a special place to learn and grow! 🌟
Each week we’ll spotlight TWO amazing members of our JRI family — one of our incredible teachers and one of our Rockstar support staff.
This week, we’re excited to introduce:
👩🏫 Anna Edwards - 4th Grade Teacher
⭐ Doresa Scott - 3rd Grade Teacher
We couldn’t do what we do without the hard work, dedication, and heart our staff pour into our Eagles every single day! 💛🦅💙
💬 Drop a comment below to show them some love or share your favorite thing about them!
Come back every Monday to meet more of the wonderful faces that make JRI such a special place to learn and grow! 🌟
It's almost time. Duke Science Night is this month!
🚀🌎🌙 **Hands-On Science in Action!**
In Mrs. Jennifer Koneski’s class, our third graders have been busy building Sun/Earth/Moon models as part of their Solar System study!
These interactive models have helped students *see* and *understand* how the Earth moves around the Sun and how the Moon moves around the Earth. Instead of just reading about it, they’ve been able to physically model:
* 🌎 Why we have day and night
* 🌙 The phases of the Moon
* 🌑 How solar and lunar eclipses happen
This connects directly to the **North Carolina 3rd Grade Science Standards**, which focus on understanding how the Earth, Moon, and Sun work together in predictable patterns. In kid-friendly terms, students are learning that:
✔ The Earth rotates (spins) to create day and night
✔ The Moon orbits (travels around) the Earth
✔ The Earth orbits the Sun
✔ Eclipses happen when these objects line up in specific ways
We love seeing our students engage in hands-on learning that makes big science concepts easier to understand. Way to go, third grade — you’re shining bright! 🌟
In Mrs. Jennifer Koneski’s class, our third graders have been busy building Sun/Earth/Moon models as part of their Solar System study!
These interactive models have helped students *see* and *understand* how the Earth moves around the Sun and how the Moon moves around the Earth. Instead of just reading about it, they’ve been able to physically model:
* 🌎 Why we have day and night
* 🌙 The phases of the Moon
* 🌑 How solar and lunar eclipses happen
This connects directly to the **North Carolina 3rd Grade Science Standards**, which focus on understanding how the Earth, Moon, and Sun work together in predictable patterns. In kid-friendly terms, students are learning that:
✔ The Earth rotates (spins) to create day and night
✔ The Moon orbits (travels around) the Earth
✔ The Earth orbits the Sun
✔ Eclipses happen when these objects line up in specific ways
We love seeing our students engage in hands-on learning that makes big science concepts easier to understand. Way to go, third grade — you’re shining bright! 🌟
Mark your calendars!
Join us on March 19th for Duke Energy science night!
🚀✨ Out of This World! ✨🚀
Last night our 4th grade and 1st grade students took us on a musical mission that was truly out of this world! 🌎🌟
With a space-themed spectacular, our gym was packed full of families ready for liftoff—and our young astronauts did not disappoint! From stellar songs to cosmic choreography, they led us on a grand adventure through the galaxy. Their confidence, talent, and energy were shining brighter than the North Star! ⭐🎶
We are so proud of our students for blasting past expectations and delivering a performance that was nothing short of astronomical!
A huge THANK YOU to our families for filling the gym and supporting your children—and for orbiting over to our space-themed Book Fair as well. 📚🚀 Your support helps our school continue to grow and reach for the stars!
What a night at J.R. Ingram… the future is bright, and these Eagles are ready to soar into the stratosphere! 🦅✨
Make your plans now for March 19th!
See you on March 19th for Duke Energy science night!
Join us for Duke Energy science night.
Boys and Girls club is closed again today. Please let your child's teacher know how they are getting home today.