The art department is back in the ceramics business! The new kiln ran it's first official firing with student work today! We're so excited to get back in the swing of things.
October is National Principals Month! We are so grateful to have two of the best on staff at our little school. Thank you to Mr. Hansen and Mr. Camlek for everything you do every day in support of students and staff!
Tuesday was Intro to Ag Steak Day! Students learned about steak and safe cooking practices.
These 6 students successfully completed the Snap On Multimeter training program and received their certificates!
Seventh and fourth graders have been enjoying their weekly collaborative reading time in the library.
Thank you for all that you do, Mr. Fowell!
Have you ever wondered how Humpty Dumpty actually fell off of the wall? Come to the Middle School Drama Club's production of Hooray for Justice! by Renee Clark and find out! Performances are November 3 at 7:00 p.m. and November 4 at 3:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m.
Getting ready for the show with the UWL Screaming Eagles Marching Band!!!
It's a throwback Thursday kind of day! Can you name the year these photos were taken? Bonus if you can name the students.
Hint: it's not 1999.
The 6th graders have been learning about how early people lived. They created projects that showed things like shelter, food, tools, clothing, and art.
Regional Volleyball at Seneca tonight.
Throughout the year we will be acknowledging out amazing staff members! Thank you for all you do, Ms. Lund!
Did you know our library has iPads for students to use to enhance their learning?
Congratulations to the students who were honored at our PBIS Assembly on Thursday! These students were recognized by their teachers for doing a great job using their skills for learning in the classroom. Keep up the great work!
Conference Cross Country tonight at River Ridge.
Volleyball Pink Night and Parents Night. Thursday, October 12th.
4K-12 is invited to wear pink tomorrow in support of Breast Cancer Awareness month! Join us for pink night tomorrow as well at the home volleyball games.
High School Volleyball Tuesday, October 10th.
On Saturday, three Spanish Club members joined Señora Paulson for a taste of Nicaraguan cuisine at La Marimba restaurant in Hillsboro, followed by a local Dia de los Muertos festival at Keewaydin Farms near Viola. There were many opportunities to experience firsthand this beautiful Mexican celebration honoring deceased loved ones. Students created flower decorations made of corn husks, decorated tortillas, tasted pan de muerto (bread of the dead), listened to a live music performance, and helped contribute to the community ofrenda by harvesting marigolds grown right on site and bundling them to place on the altar honoring the dead. What a neat cultural experience to be a part of! We'll be back next year!
