The Secondhand Schoolhouse

10/26/2026

10/26/2026

Alright, Educators... deep breath here... we've got a long week ahead! So, Mercury is in retrograde, a full moon is on the way for Monday as well. If that wasn't enough... it's Red Ribbon Week all week long, Halloween Class Parties will be in full swing late week & we "Fall Back" on Sunday... May the odds be ever in your favor!

10/23/2026

Do you have classroom items you no longer use? Give us a call!

10/23/2026

🍬🧪 Sweet treats meet spooky science at WonderLab Wednesdays! 🎃✨

Did you know your favorite Halloween candy is full of science? 🔬🌈

Join us for WonderLab Wednesdays: Candy Science, where little scientists will experiment with colorful candies, create their own Skittles rainbow, and discover what happens when candy meets water! 🍭💦

It's an afternoon of sweet discoveries, hands-on STEM fun, and a little Halloween magic! 👻💛

🗓️ October 28
⏰ 4PM–5:30PM
💲 Included with $10 museum admission | Members FREE
📍 ChildrenConnect, 30 Temple Ave, Newnan, GA

Bring your curious little scientist and let's explore, experiment, and discover together! 🌟

10/22/2026

Great idea for your school!

10/20/2026

We have your favorite authors and series!

10/20/2026

Thanksgiving books added today. All our Halloween and fall books are now on the blue shelf.

10/20/2026

Ready to watch science take flight? 🌱🍃

How can a tiny seed travel miles without legs, wings, or wheels? 🌬️✨

Join us for WonderLab Wednesdays: Seed Dispersal, where little scientists will discover the amazing ways seeds travel through nature!

Kids will explore how seeds spread and even create their own spinning maple seeds to send flying through the air. It's a fun, hands-on STEM adventure filled with curiosity and discovery! 🌳💚

🗓️ October 21
⏰ 4PM–5:30PM
💲 Included with $10 museum admission | Members FREE
📍 ChildrenConnect, 30 Temple Ave, Newnan, GA

Come explore, experiment, and discover with us! 💛

10/16/2026

"The questions are coming from inside the house." — Danielle S.

LOCAL DRIVEWAY — Second-grade teacher Mrs. Stallworth remained parked in her own driveway for 1 hour and 57 minutes Monday, reportedly to finish having no one talk to her. The incident followed a school day in which she fielded an estimated 670 questions, 63 of them about the bathroom and one about whether she lived at the school.

Mrs. Stallworth said she chose to stay in the vehicle after spotting her husband and two children at the front window, all three of them already mid-inhale. At 5:40 p.m., Mr. Stallworth slid a note reading "Dinner's ready" under the windshield wiper and received it back minutes later with a 2 out of 4 for lacking supporting details.

She eventually went inside due to the fact that she hadn't gone to the restroom since earlier that morning. She came back to the car with her food afterwards.

10/15/2026

We have all had these kind of students!