English 8 sent out 50 postcards in the fall, one to each state and one to Casa Blanca, Morocco. We have received 38 back. #YearInReview
Mrs. Stanley reflected on all the good times teaching technology for the first time this year. The kids were great. #YearInReview
The District Office, High School and Elementary School Offices will be closed tomorrow. Chartwells Lunch service will continue from 10am - 1pm. Have a safe holiday.
Mrs. Gerk's #YearInReview "Students in 5th and 6th grades helped bid farewell to our beloved high school intern, Karlie Martin. Miss Karlie has interned with us for the last two years and will be moving on to study Elementary Education at Fort Hays State University next year!"
#YearInReview Mrs. Houghtelling's class ended the year with book report projects! Students were able to tell all the literature elements in the books they read. A great way to show what they learned in reading throughout the year.
Mrs. Hunter's #YearInReview she reflected on a guest speaker that came to class. "It is always exciting to see how the students enjoy learning new things like virtual welding. They all got a chance to experience it. Many of them didn't even know what welding was."
Mrs. Clayton enjoyed working with the class of 2024. They served as wonderful role models and leaders and she looks forward to them taking what they have learned from our school district and applying it to make their impact on the world. #YearInReview
Mrs. Bieber's #YearInReview is dedicated to her English 7 students who showcased their creativity with one-pagers while analyzing theme and characters after reading the novel in verse The Crossover by Kwame Alexander.
Mrs. Jablonski loved when her JH PE worked as a team and came up with fun names for their team. Seen here, 5th hour PE students were hyped up preparing for an epic game of Powerball. Everyone plays an important role. #YearInReview
Mr. French enjoyed, watching his Algebra 1 students discover about their peers: max bench and squat numbers and the strong positive correlation between the two. Good job, statisticians! #YearInReview
A popular project in sixth grade was when students read the WWII novel Code Talkers and then did a cereal box book report about the book to showcase what they learned. #YearInReview
Mrs. Sprague said, "My most memorable moment from last year was the relationships built with students. One student and I started off to a 'rocky' beginning but by the end of the year, that student brought me flowers." #YearInReview
The activity captured our student’s work ethic, determination and growth. They read fairy tales with such great enthusiasm! Fairy tales can be a challenge for learners but they accepted the challenge and it was a favorite of Mrs. Bencomo & Mrs. Shafer. #YearInReview
Mrs. Nelson was proud of all the students who went to State FBLA. #YearInReview
Mrs, Froehlich was so proud of this collaborative project. Kindergarten made the trees, 1st grade made the houses, 2nd grade painted the mountains, and 4th grade made the ice skaters. #YearInReview
Congratulations to our FFA Parli-Pro Team for winning the state competition.
Mrs. Kleve was touched by the seniors who choose to dress like her on dress like a teacher day. Can you spot Mrs. Kleve? #YearInReview
Mrs. French enjoyed, one of the freshman English favorites, demonstrative speeches. This past year, students taught each other how to make lemonade, how to tie a tie, how to crochet, how to make elote en vaso, and more.#YearInReview
Mrs. Daniel enjoyed, students working on teamwork, STEM and real life applications during CU STEM day at NJC. They had to decide when to use solar power and when to use hydro power to provide electricity to their town. #YearInReview
Mr. Betley enjoyed visits from this guy. He would come by and make Darth Vader speak when he was having a good day. #YearInReview
