Mulberry Creek Elementary School
Catch us at the Creek!
MCE Spreads Joy by Decorating Paper Grocery Bags for MIOSM and YAM
Mulberry Creek Elementary School recently brought creativity into the community through a special project celebrating Music in Our Schools Month and Youth Art Month. Students teamed up to decorate paper bags for the local supermarket in Cataula, Billy’s, turning an everyday item into a colorful showcase of student talent.
Each grade level contributed unique designs inspired by music, art, and positivity. Some students drew bright musical notes, instruments, and quotes, while others created imaginative patterns, springtime scenes, and bold abstract artwork. The project gave students a chance to express themselves while also learning about the importance of the arts in education.
Once completed, the decorated bags were delivered to Billy’s, where they are now being used to brighten customers’ shopping experience. Community members have enjoyed seeing the students’ creativity on display, making a simple trip to the store more cheerful and meaningful.
The project not only celebrated two important national observances but also strengthened the connection between the school and the local community. Through their artwork, Mulberry Creek Elementary students shared a message about the value of the arts and creativity, leaving a lasting impression far beyond the classroom.
Mulberry Creek Elementary School recently brought creativity into the community through a special project celebrating Music in Our Schools Month and Youth Art Month. Students teamed up to decorate paper bags for the local supermarket in Cataula, Billy’s, turning an everyday item into a colorful showcase of student talent.
Each grade level contributed unique designs inspired by music, art, and positivity. Some students drew bright musical notes, instruments, and quotes, while others created imaginative patterns, springtime scenes, and bold abstract artwork. The project gave students a chance to express themselves while also learning about the importance of the arts in education.
Once completed, the decorated bags were delivered to Billy’s, where they are now being used to brighten customers’ shopping experience. Community members have enjoyed seeing the students’ creativity on display, making a simple trip to the store more cheerful and meaningful.
The project not only celebrated two important national observances but also strengthened the connection between the school and the local community. Through their artwork, Mulberry Creek Elementary students shared a message about the value of the arts and creativity, leaving a lasting impression far beyond the classroom.
Harris County School District has updated the 2026–2027 academic calendar.
To better align with Muscogee County School District and support the convenience of our families and staff, Spring Break has been moved to April 5–9, 2027.
The change was approved by the Board of Education after stakeholder feedback showed strong support for aligning the schedules.
Please refer to the updated district calendar for details.
All Harris County School District offices and schools will be closed March 30 through April 3 for Spring Break.
Please enjoy your time off and stay safe. Classes will resume on Monday, April 6.
Please enjoy your time off and stay safe. Classes will resume on Monday, April 6.
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