We're still collecting for the Humane Society. The cats and dogs need you!
Congratulations to our fourth grade VIPs!
After reading and studying about Native Americans and their different types of homes, Mrs. Langendorf's students and Mrs. Magnuson's students recreated one.
Our third graders and Miss Petersen put on a spectacular performance tonight.
Congratulations to Georgia and James for placing first and second in the VFW "Illustrating America" poster contest! Georgia's artwork will move on to the state level. Great job to both of you!
Congratulations to our last third grade VIPs of the school year!
Congratulations to Mrs. Plebanek , Mrs. Renko, and Mrs. Gurley for being nominated for Madison County Communications Teacher of the Year! Voting can be done daily through April 30.
Our fourth graders rocked the stage last night! A big thank you to Miss Petersen for all of her hard work in putting this together.
Please help us help the animals!
Here's your excuse not to cook!
Come support this great organization!
Thanks for keeping us reading!
Awesome group of educators!
Ms. Guse's fifth graders enjoyed being sleuths as they participated in the Civil War Scavenger Hunt.
We are so proud of these 3! Over 700 entries in the Picture the Music Contest and these 3 made it into the top 100! They were honored at Powell Symphony Hall last night. Mason ended in the top 25 and received a blue ribbon. Congratulations, Cora, Maverick and Mason!
We put our thinking caps on for the IAR!
Congratulations to our fifth grade March VIPs!
Today, Mrs. Bartlett's and Mrs. Spies's classes had a Pi Day celebration! First, they learned about all of the parts of a circle. Next, they measured the circumference and diameter of all sizes of circles. Using these measurements, students were able to discover the number for Pi. They also read the book, Sir Cumference and the Dragon of Pi. As they enjoyed a slice of pie for dessert, they listened to a music video about their day.
Mr. Conway’s class created math problems for their classmates to solve. They are working on multiplying fractions greater than 1 by a whole number!
Missing anything? We have a lot of nice things waiting to go home.
