It's time to Spring Forward!
Just a quick reminder that the JH GBB teams will be playing tomorrow against Broadview/Lavina. Games times are 10/11/12.
Go Huskies!!
Please see the March School Board Meeting Agenda below:
This week's Prom H
em Workshop has been rescheduled for Thursday, March 7 3:30-5 in the FCS room.
This weeks hem workshop (previously rescheduled for Thursday) is cancelled. The workshop for next Tuesday, March 12 is still a go. See you then!
Our kindergarteners had a blast at Wise Wonders science museum yesterday! Thanks to the staff at Wise Wonders and our chaperones for making this day so fun for our kids!
What a great day on the mountain yesterday! Our first-fifth graders loved learning how to ski/snowboard. Thank you to RLM instructors and all our chaperones for making this day possible!
No School, Friday March 8th
Science Fair Results:
7th Grade
1st Lainey Clark (Dissolving Rates for Allergy Medication)
2nd Jolissa Gray & Jaylin Helbert (Types of Music vs Plant Growth)
3rd (Tie) Jaycee Heskett (Best Baking Soda for Cookies)
3rd (Tie) William Wynthein (Soil Types vs Plant Growth)
Honorable Mention
Tristan Wilcox & Benny Wiliams (Antler decay rates)
8th Grade
1st Mylie Campbell & Mallory Pelton (Memory Test)
2nd Chassity Heskett (Fruit Preservation)
3rd (Tie) Tucker Zumbrun (Tape Strength)
3rd (Tie) Chael Roberts (Cinch Speed)
Honorable Mention
Hayden Gunderson (Fat in Foods)
Overall Winners
2nd Place Chassity Heskett
1st Place Mallory Pelton, Mylie Campbell
Please see below:
This week's Leaders of the Week- Mika Berg, Holden Clark, Wesley Balavage, and Cambria Burr! Way to go!
Kindergarten Field Trip
Don't forget! Elementary Ski Day, #1
Junior High Girls Basketball
Please don't forget that payments for Elementary Ski Day #2 are due on Monday, March 4th! Thank you!
Don't forget that Kindergarten Field Trip Permission Slips and payments are due Monday!
Weekly Events
Did you know Dr. Seuss’ birthday is on March 2nd? To honor him, we did some fun Dr. Seuss activities today in kindergarten, first and second grades. Students loved this sensory activity and science experiment to create Oobleck. This slimy stuff originates from the book Bartholomew and the Oobleck. It’s a great book to check out!
Our students far exceeded their reading goal this month and therefore met the challenge to duct tape the principal!!!!
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