6th graders performed their "How To" speeches this week. We learned about everything from fishing, baking, baseball, to drawing, makeup, musical instruments, and showing sheep! They did fantastic!
1 day ago, Liz Will
Thank you to Chris Davis for teaching us about soil and water conservation. We learned some valuable information. Plants are natural filters that keep water free of pollutants. A plastic bag takes about 15 years to decompose, styrofoam never disintegrates, and paper towels take about 2 and a half weeks. Recycling and reusing is an excellent way to practice conservation.
3 days ago, Janet Eshelman
Proud of these fourth graders who put together a student led book club! They are reading STRANDED by Jeff Probst and Chris Tebetts.
3 days ago, Jenny Fledderjohann
The fourth graders finished up their study of the branches of government by really looking into the judicial branch. We held the mock trials of Curly Pig and Goldilocks, and performed for each other and the second grade classes.
3 days ago, Jenny Fledderjohann
Everyone had fun dancing at the annual Father-Daughter dance! Thank you to the Prom Committee for letting us host. It was beautifully decorated!
6 days ago, Laura Watercutter
Congratulations to all of the 5th graders on graduating from DARE. A special congratulations to Evan and Lena for winning the DARE essay competition! Excellent work, 5th graders! Thank you to everyone in attendance to support these great kids. ๐
8 days ago, Kaylee Merges
The annual Father-Daughter Dance for girls in grades K-6 is this Sunday, April 21 from 4:00-5:30. Enter the building through the doors at the Ranger (horse) entrance. Admission is a $5 donation per family. Can't wait to see everyone dressed up!
9 days ago, Laura Watercutter
Congratulations to all of the students who earned Ranger of the Week recognition! Great job, Rangers!
9 days ago, 4-12 Principal
5th Grade students finished their Traditional Chinese Pottery Project in Art. Students learned about the Chinese culture along with a variety of traditional designs used in the making of their pottery. Each student completed a plate, a bowl and 1 to 2 spoons.
11 days ago, Nicole Kirkpatrick
What a beautiful day for 5th graders to get outside and learn more about our LIGHT unit with solar toys. Big Idea: Light is a form of energy.๐กโ๏ธ
11 days ago, Kaylee Merges
Our first round of future Rangers signed with us today!
11 days ago, Sarah Vorhees
A huge congratulations to Colin Miltner and Lena Roettger for winning the zone God, flag, and country competition this past weekend!! They will both move on to the state competition in May!
13 days ago, Stephanie Gross
Next week is prom spirit week!
Monday 4/15- monochromatic- dress all one color
Tuesday-4/16 Students dress like a teacher and teachers like students
Wednesday- 4/17- dress as the younger you
Thursday -4/18 Baseball day- dress as a baseball player or wear favorite baseball team gear. (No spikes or cleats)
16 days ago, Jenny Fledderjohann
5th Graders are starting Wiffle Ball this week. Coach Webb's HS PE class is creating lessons and instructing as a part of their curriculum. Teachers and students did an awesome job collaborating together.
19 days ago, Katie Szymczak
Thank you to 5th grade's guest reader, JoAnn Bambauer! ๐ช๐ญโ๏ธโจโ๏ธ๐
22 days ago, Kaylee Merges
We had an AWESOME Right to Read week! We enjoyed so many fun activities and learned so much about the upcoming solar eclipse! Special thanks to all the teachers and volunteers who made this week possible! ๐
22 days ago, Brittany Wierwille
The Right to Read Committee would like to thank the volunteers and teachers for helping us make this week so special. A special shout out to Mr. Dusty Knapke and the New Knoxville FFA for making and donating these medallions to all the K-6 students! Enjoy the Solar Eclipse!