In our reading unit, third graders are exploring the question: "How do historic places, documents, and symbols represent our nation?" We were honored to have U.S. Army Veterans Mr. Jules Hoschouer and Mrs. Sandy Fryar join us to teach proper flag etiquette. Students learned about the significance of each of the 13 folds of the American Flag and practiced folding it correctly. This experience not only enriched their understanding of national symbols but also fostered respect for our veterans.
Fifth grade students attended the Mental Health Resource Fair that was hosted by CTC (Communities that Care. Students were able to learn the importance of Mental Wellness and to visit with individuals from various community organizations that assist in various areas. The 5th grade students and Mrs. Wilber would like to thank the following for their time and dedication to bringing awareness and sharing their work and knowledge. Thank you!
Centennial Mental Health
Milestone Wellness
Northeast Colorado Health Department
New Vision
North Colorado Health Alliance
Antelope Recovery
Colorado State University Mental Health
IMatter
Charlie Health
Johnstown Heights Behavioral
It is time to get your basketball gear! All items will be delivered before Christmas. Go Cougars!!!
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We had some fun in 6th grade science!S'more's and ice cream lab to learn about conduction, radiation, and convection.
Negative numbers have entered the seventh grade classroom!!! Seventh grade students have been working with addition and subtraction of positive and negative integers.
My World History students helping others prepare for their lessons.
30 of our FFA Chapter attended the District XVI Leadership Conference in Sterling, and what a fantastic day it was! This conference was organized entirely by our District XVI Officer team, with our very own Claudia Rhoades and Cooper Edson leading the way as District Secretary and Executive Committee member. The group was inspired by a powerful keynote from Mrs. Jamie Adams on making choices that shape our lives – such an impactful message! Freshmen and sophomores took part in engaging workshops led by the District Officers and FFA Alumni, Emma Daly, focusing on teamwork and communication skills. Meanwhile, juniors and seniors went on industry tours at H&M Feeders and Nichols Tillage, where they explored business operations and career opportunities in agriculture.
Our third graders have been diving into The Wild Robot these past few weeks! 📖✨ As part of our Family Literacy Night, students have replicated the book cover to showcase outside our classroom. We’re eager to finish the book and watch the movie together
Exciting news from our third-grade classroom! Students have been diligently working on multiplication facts 1-5 and 10, and now they're diving into facts 6-9! We introduced a fun hands-on technique to help them master these new facts.
"Happy World Kindness Day! 💕 Our Pre-K students celebrated by coloring beautiful hearts and delivering them to staff around the school. Watching their joy in giving was such a heartwarming sight! 🌟 #WorldKindnessDay #PreKActsOfKindness #SpreadingJoy #EarlyEducation"
JHS Vocal Choir students attended the annual League Choir Festival in Akron yesterday. The students were split into Jr High and High School groups and worked with clinicians on the multiple pieces of music they have worked on in class the last few weeks. At the end of the day they put on a concert which was the perfect ending to all of their hard work! Students commented that they enjoyed performing in front of people they didn't know and singing with a larger group of people then they are used to.
Go Cougars!
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Dannika Wilson is to be recognized today for her unselfish commitment in volunteering to help another student in her class succeed academically. When the students were offered some additional time to work on their own assignments, she slid her chair to that of another student's desk and began helping them get caught up in the class. She continued to guide this student and kept them on track in order to complete some missing assignments.
Way to exude Lion Pride Dannika!!!
Congratulations to JHS Senior Claudia Rhoades for receiving a $500 scholarship to the College of Agriculture Sciences and Natural Resources at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln for completing the Nebraska Youth Beef Leadership Symposium.
🏆 Come join us in cheering on our Lady Cougars as they embark on their journey to state! 🌟 Let's show them our support and send them off with all the energy we can muster! Who's excited? 🙌
Our 8th grade Ag students have been hard at work in the shop, creating their very own candy dispensers! This project not only lets them get hands-on with woodwork but also gives them the chance to safely use a few power tools to bring their ideas to life. Proud of their creativity and growing skills!
What an honor to celebrate my dad today as a Veteran and all those that have served in the military. This ceremony is beyond important to teach children about veterans and all they have sacrificed for our country.
My dad brought his Air Force jackets for the students to try on and explained what the stripes and bars stand for, and discuss his service.
My mom also shared what her experience was like being a spouse of someone in the military and the difficulty of losing friends to war.
They always bring poppies to share with the students and we listen to the song about Flanders Field. Thank you veterans! 🇺🇸we will never forget!
More pictures!
Looking forward to celebrating our Military Veterans tomorrow!!
Please join us!!
