Mrs. Lamar's students were working on sight words and independent reading while she was checking in with students 1:1. Growing readers in Kinder!!!
Mr. Romenskiy's freshman students recently read "The Most Dangerous Game" by Richard Connell. Today, they completed their study guide, worked with partners, and reviewed the story with a competitive game of Kahoot.
1st Grade math and science were going strong today! Students worked hard solving math word problems. Later, they made a sun tracker after learning about sunrise, sunset, and east and west directions.
2nd Grade: 1-minute reading passage checks, small group reading practice, spelling word work, and putting words in alphabetical order using popsicle sticks----busy morning!
Students from Mr. Taylor's class working on their declaration!
From Mr. Taylor: "The second 5th grade class will hold their election too. Nicholas was nominated to run for president by his party and Sophia was nominated by her party."
Tap it, map it, graph it with first and second graders!
From Mr. Taylor: "Waylon and Trinidy are running for president tomorrow. They both created new political parties and will do their best to convince the 6th grade to vote for one of them."
Waylon-Wheelies
Trinidy-Priceys
From Mr. Taylor: "This group signed their party charter and will be holding their election tomorrow."
From Ms. Dailey: "Students modeling finding the unknown number in an equation. They loved getting to show off what they know!"
First and third graders doing tap it, map it, graph it with blends. GR8 job!!!
From Mrs. Warner: "Learning about the movement of shadows."
From Mrs. Warner:
"Celebrating our pumpkin decorating contest win with a pizza party!"
Update to the high school basketball schedule: There will be no JV contests this week. High school girls and boys will play Prairie Home/Bunceton tonight with the girls starting at 6:00 p.m. Tomorrow night the varsity girls, followed by varsity boys, will start the night at 5:30 against Leeton.
Congratulations to Weston Crawford for being nominated and recognized as our outstanding senior student at this month’s Rotary Luncheon. Weston is a great asset to our school district. He is always willing to help and can be seen at many school and community events. He is an A+ tutor this semester and has enjoyed working with the younger students. He is involved in numerous activities and athletics including National Honor Society, FFA, FBLA, FCA, Soccer, Basketball, Track, Cross Country, and many others. Throughout high school, Weston has received honors for All-Conference and All-District Soccer, All-Conference and State Qualifier for Cross Country, All-Conference and State Qualifier for track, and FBLA State Contest Qualifier.
Following graduation, Weston plans to attend college and is still deciding on a major. He will be successful at any of the avenues he is considering.
We are all proud of Weston and his accomplishments so far and will support him as he pursues higher goals in his life.
Congratulations again Weston Crawford!!
The Missouri State High School Volleyball Association announces the 2023 All State Team.
Congratulations to Senior, Nevaeh Washington who was voted All State!
Well deserved young lady!
GR8 STAFF- We are GR8FUL for you!
A GR8 big round of applause also goes out to staff member, Stacie Merriott, for sharing her creative vision with the entire school! This afternoon each junior high and high school student was partnered with an elementary buddy. The upper level mentors assisted their buddies as they worked through 10 stations in their classroom. Later, the partners completed a balloon character of their choice as part of a STEM Balloon Project. It was a student-led afternoon that culminated in a Thanksgiving Day Balloon Parade led by Grand Marshall, Mrs. Hammers! The amount of time and effort to coordinate these activities is deeply appreciated by staff and students! Thank you, Mrs. Merriott, for a wonderful afternoon! We are extremely GR8ful that you joined our Tiger Nation this year!
Ms. Dailey's students enjoyed eating lunch with their teacher! The Thanksgiving feast was AMAZING!!! It was fun to see their little eyes light up when tasting turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy, green beans, cranberry sauce, rolls, and pumpkin pie! Her Firsties enjoyed having the "big kids" in their classroom this afternoon!
Mrs. Piscopo's Kindergarten class had so much fun with their new friends from Mr. Rollins' advisory class!
