🏫 Welcome Back to School! 🏫 The first day was all about smiles, excitement, and stepping into a brand new year of possibilities! We're thrilled to see our students ready to conquer the year ahead. Let’s make it the best one yet! 🎒 #FirstDayOfSchool #CBSD #TaylorTide #BackToSchoolJoy
9 months ago, Kim Rineer
3 students pose and smile for a picture outside the school building
a group of 7 students posing outside Taylor before school
a group of 8 students lined up and reading to go into school
the doors to taylor are open, and all of the students are walking into the building on the first day
🌟 Huge Shout Out to our Parent Teacher Partnership! 🌟 Our incredible PTP kept our staff energized with a fantastic spread of snacks and drinks during the busy week leading up to school. Your support means the world to us, and we’re so grateful to have such a dedicated community behind us. Thank you for helping us start the school year off right! 🙌 #ParentTeacherPartnership #TaylorTide #RollTideRoll #CBSD
9 months ago, Kim Rineer
4 baskets of snacks on the table and a sign from the PTP telling staff to "Have a Great Year!"
✨ Back to School Night Recap! ✨ We loved seeing our students and families back on campus! 🏫 🌟 Touring the building, meeting teachers, and catching up with friends made for a fantastic night. Here’s to an amazing school year ahead! 💪 #BackToSchool #TaylorCampus #TaylorTide
9 months ago, Kim Rineer
Students and their families gathered on the bleachers in the gymnasium while our building principal spoke about our upcoming year, before families met their teachers
a student with his family chatting with a staff member
students and their families checking our Mr. McBride's 6th grade classroom
It's the last #FlashbackFriday before school starts next week! Let's take a nostalgic journey back to 1986 and the first day of school. 📸 Check out this gem from the Taylor Archives, showing students eagerly waiting to enter Taylor School. Who's excited for the new school year? 🎒📚 #BackToSchool #TaylorSchoolMemories #1986 #TaylorTide
9 months ago, Kim Rineer
photo of a newspaper articla from Wednesday, September 3, 1986 showing students outside the school building. It reads: "1986-87 Term Begins. Students are shown outsife Taylor Building School this orning awaiting the "bell" sounding the opening of the 1986-87 term. All public schools opened today as well as St. Peter's and Holy Trinity Parochial Schools."
Let’s all work together to keep our garden vibrant and thriving! 🌸🥕 This beautiful space reflects our collective efforts and respect for nature. Please remember that when visiting our garden we ask that you stay on pathways to avoid tampling plants, properly dispose of trash, avoid picking plants, refrain from climbing on features, and respect the wildlife by not disturbing or harming any insects or animals that live in the garden. 🐛 By following these simple guidelines, we can ensure that everyone can continue to enjoy and appreciate the garden’s beauty. Thank you for your cooperation!
9 months ago, Kim Rineer
the garden on our playground, filled with sunflowers and tons of green plants and vegetables, with the view of our building behind it
🌟 Join us for Back to School Night at Taylor Campus this Thursday, August 15th, from 5:30-7:30pm. 🎒 Come meet your student’s teachers and get ready for an awesome year ahead! We’d love for you to stay the whole time if you can. See you there! 😊 #BackToSchool #TaylorTide #MeetTheTeachers
9 months ago, Kim Rineer
Join us for Back to School Night. August 15th, 2024. 5:30pm-7:30pm
#FlashbackFriday to when a Taylor classroom transformed into a McDonald's for a day, with help from Columbia McDonald's! 🍔🍟 Students not only had fun but also learned important life skills during this unique experience. Check out this newspaper article for a glimpse into the excitement and learning. 📰 #TaylorSchool #Throwback #McDonaldsDay
9 months ago, Kim Rineer
a photo of students in a classroom transformed into a McDonald's. The article reads: " McDonald's comes to school. Students in Mrs. Maurer's Learning Support Class at Taylor Elementary School created its own McDonald's store, courtesy of the Columbia McDonald's. The store was designed to increase memory skills; reading skills; math concepts such as small, medium, and large, as well as money skills. Each child got the chance to be a waiter or waitress and had to build up the ability to remember an order of two, three, then four items by size, sandwich, and meal. "The only problem was that we all got hungry, while we were educating our minds," Mrs. Maurer said."
#FlashbackFriday to the nostalgia of browsing books at the Scholastic Book Fair years ago, as seen in this newspaper clipping. 📰📚 Did you know we continue this tradition every year at Park Elementary? Join us for another exciting fair later this year! #Throwback #TaylorTide #BookFairTradition
9 months ago, Kim Rineer
a newspaper clipping showing a photo of a student and his mother looking through books. It reads: "Scholastic Book Fair. Deb Smith and her son, David, a third grader at Taylor Elementary School, browse through books to buy at the Scholastic Book Fair held annually at aylor and Park Elementary Schools. The annual event "benefits the school -- we get free books out of it -- and benefits the kids who get new books" said Librarian Kay Leader."
It's #FlashbackFriday from the Taylor Archives! Recognize anyone in this yearbook collage from the 1998-1999 Yearbook? Whether it's a parent, friend, teacher, or even yourself, share your memories! 📸✨ #TaylorTide #YearbookThrowback #SummerofFlashbacks
10 months ago, Kim Rineer
a collage page rom a yearbook in blackand white, showing tons of photos together of staff and students
It's #FlashbackFriday! Let's travel back to 1987 when the groundbreaking for the new Taylor Building took place. Check out this newspaper clipping highlighting this exciting milestone. 🏗️✨ #TaylorBuilding #HistoricMoments #1987 #TaylorTide
10 months ago, Kim Rineer
a newspaper clipping from Friday, May 1, 1987 showing a ohotor of 3 men posing with a shovel. The clipping reads "Taylor School Groundbreaking. Ground was broken by the Columbia Borough School District last night at the sight of the Taylor School project. Shown breaking ground are Dawson Detwiler, Superintendent of Schools, School Board President Larry Hain, and John Ray, project architect. Within the next week, safety fences are to be erected with line construction to start sometime this month."
📸✨ #FlashbackFriday from the Taylor Archives! Take a look at this photo from the 2009-2010 Columbia Elementary School Yearbook. Remember when Taylor was an elementary school?There should be a few familiar faces in this one! 🏫📚 #TaylorArchives #Nostalgia #TaylorTide #SummerofFlashbacks
10 months ago, Kim Rineer
a group of 10 staff members posing in the Taylor Gym, in the 2009-2010 school year
📢 We Are Hiring! Join Our Team! 📢 We have open positions available in our Food Services Department: 🍎 Part-time General Food Service Worker at Park Elementary School 🍽️ Full-time Cook at Columbia High School Perks: -Monday to Friday schedule -No night shifts -No holiday work Apply now and become a part of our amazing team! 🚀 #NowHiring #JoinOurTeam #FoodServiceJobs #EducationJobs #WorkLifeBalance  
10 months ago, CBSD
We are hiring join our team Open Positions Part-time general food service worker at Park Elementary School Full-time cook at Columbia High School Job Perks: Monday - Friday No nights to work No holidays to work scan our QR code Our Website : www.columbia.org/page/human-resources
🕰️✨ #FlashbackFriday from the Taylor Archives! Check out this 1982 news article about Read-A-Hat Day. 🎩 Students wore hats with messages they wanted to share. Do you recognize any faces from back then? Let's reminisce together! #TaylorArchives #TaylorTide #Nostalgia 📰📚
10 months ago, Kim Rineer
photo of a news article from Read A Hat Day. The article reads" Reading is fun! That's the message that is being generated in the COlumbia Borough elementary schools. One of the recent activities that focused on reading was a "Read-A_Hat Day." All students and staff were invited to wear hats with a message they wanted to share. Students were eager to rad the messages on their classmate's and teacher's hats. Those pictured are, seated top: Heather Ronana and seated bottom, Josh Waller, left to right, clockwise are: Donald Murphy, Emily Halter, Becky Seifried, Cristy Sapone, Sherman Kauffman, Greg Mowrer and Amy Resch."
🌞 Our playground is for everyone! Check out these photos of neighborhood kids having a blast. Remember, it's open daily until dark. Please respect the property and each other so we can keep this space safe and enjoyable for all. Let's continue to make it a welcoming place for our community! 🏃‍♂️🌳 #TaylorTide #RespectYourSpace #SummerFun
10 months ago, Kim Rineer
two neighbrhood kids paying ont he spinning playground equipment
2 neighborhood kids playing in the top of the big playground equipment at Taylor
It's that time again, #FlashbackFriday! Travel back to May of 1990 with this newspaper clipping showing the winners of the Back to the Fifties dress-up contest, proudly displaying their prizes of stereo headsets. The contest was held by the Parent's Club, now known as the Parent Teacher Partnership! 📰🎶 #TaylorTide #Throwback #VintageCool #SummerofFlashbacks
10 months ago, Kim Rineer
a newspaper clipping from Friday, May 11, 1990. Photo shows two students dressed up in poodle skirts listening to walkman headsets. It reads: "Winners of the Parents' Club 'Best Dressed Fifties Contest' held at the Spring Festival went to Janae Elslager and Lindsey Fauth. Both girls are seen enjoying their prize, a stereo headset,"
How about a second #FlashbackFriday treat for today? 📸 Dive into the nostalgia with this photo collage from the Taylor Yearbook 2001-2002! Do you spot any familiar faces? Remember those golden moments and the friendships that lasted a lifetime. 🌟 #SummerOfFlashbacks #FeelGoodFridays #RetroReads #TaylorTide
10 months ago, Kim Rineer
a photo collage from a yearbook showing tons of photo of students and staff from Taylor during the 2001-2002 school year
It's #FlashbackFriday! 🚀 Take a trip down memory lane with this 1992 news article about Starlab's visit to Taylor Elementary School. Students experienced the wonders of the night sky inside a portable planetarium. 🌌🔭 #SummerOfFlashbacks #FeelGoodFridays #RetroReads #TaylorTide
11 months ago, Kim Rineer
photo of a news article from Tuesday, March 10, 1992 called "Starlab delights, educates students" The article reads "The Taylor Elementary School gymnasium in Columbia took on a slightly different character last week. Normally, it's used for physical education, as a cafeteria and for assemblies or displays. Last week, however, the steady hum of an ordinary window fan was punctuated with enthused, childish cries of discovery and wodnerment inside an inflated silver bubble. The other worldly ight was Starlab, a portable planetarium provided by the Lancaster-Lebanon IU13. The bubble, made of industrial strenght polymer and offereing about 200 square feet as class space, is a proven teaching aid.
🚀 Our Creator Camp students pushed the boundaries of creativity with 3D printing last week! They crafted amazing objects both with a 3D printer and by hand. Check out these incredible designs! 🌟✨ #CreatorCamp #3DPrinting #Innovation #STEM #TaylorTide
11 months ago, Kim Rineer
the 3D printer in action
a few of the designs that students 3D printed, including the Columbia C logo, a sea turtle, a giraffe, a rabbit, a seal, a cat, a flower and a corgi dog.
the 3D printing process, without a 3 D printer. Bowls of sand with designs drawn into them drying
This week's #FlashBackFriday is here! 🎉🌞 Take a trip back in time with the 1945 edition of The Taylor Times Yearbook. ✨ Explore the iconic cover, and a few interior pages showing the original Taylor Building, the School Patrol, and a nostalgic photo collage. Join us every Friday for more nostalgic treasures! ❤️ #SummerOfFlashbacks #FeelGoodFridays #RetroReads #TaylorTide
11 months ago, Kim Rineer
front cover of the yearbook. It reads "Taylor Times" Year Book. William G. Taylor School. 1945
first page of the yearbook. white page with a black and white photo of the original school building. "William G. Taylor School'
A black and white photo showing the entire School Patrol 1944-1945
a photo page of 6 photos including Lt. Bennett & Capt. McCochren on Duty; seventh grade lining up for a class picture; Chris Hamaker, our photographer; 7th grade memebrs of school patrol; 7th grade basketball team in action; and 7th grade girls favorite sport
🌞🎉Get ready for a summer of nostalgia! 🎉🌞 We're launching #FlashBackFriday to take you on a trip down memory lane. First up, we're revisiting an inspiring 1989 article about two heroic students on duty as crossing guards, who alerted both homeowners and the fire department to a home with smoke coming from it! 🚸🚒 Join us every Friday for more heartwarming throwbacks! ❤️ #SummerOfFlashbacks #FeelGoodFridays #RetroReads #TaylorTide
11 months ago, Kim Rineer
a photo of a news article showing a photo of 2 kids, with 2 adults, and a dog mascot. The article reads" They were on their toes. Trevor Leas, 10, and Greg Bowers, 11, were on duty as crossing guards for Taylor Elementary School last week when they noticed smoke coming from a neighboring home. They notified the residents and had the call put in for a fire company. Thankfully the was no fire, but their action was recognized by the Susquehanna Fire Company by a certificate of award. Pictured above with Trevor and Greg are Bob Elias, Taylor Principal, and Henry Reese, assistant Hambones fire chief, and Sparky, who made the awards."