Junior High Spanish students have been studying Hispanic artists and their influence on art and the Spanish-speaking world. To conclude this study, they created self-portraits and presented them, along with basic personal information, to the class in Spanish.
about 8 hours ago, Gabrielle Tebo
Student presenting the self portrait they created to the class.
Student presenting the self portrait they created to the class.
Student presenting the self portrait they created to the class.
Various students holding up their self portraits.
NHS Spiritwear pickup will be Wednesday, November 19th from 3:30 - 5:00PM by the Ranger Entrance.
1 day ago, Scott Bayless
Gatekeepers Thanksgiving Food Drive for Agape. Each homeroom can participate to win donuts and juice/milk. (2 sets of winners: K-6 and 7-12) Please bring in any perishable item to your homeroom next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday leading up to Thanksgiving.
1 day ago, Nicole Kirkpatrick
Food Drive
Show your spirit for our Brainiacs tomorrow! Let's go Skobo!
3 days ago, Jenny Fledderjohann
add
The 4th graders went on a "behind the scenes" tour of our school to see where electricity comes into and runs throughout our building. We even got to see the boiler room and learned how our heat and air conditioning works. Thank you Mr. Schroer and Ms. Hamilton for the tour!
3 days ago, Laura Watercutter
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Luke's shirt supports our LEGO robotics team's motto for this season! 😂
3 days ago, Laura Watercutter
1
2
8th graders learning about Value and creating their own paint by number self portraits. Such a fun project to see.
3 days ago, Nicole Kirkpatrick
Value Self-portraits
Value Self-portraits
Value Self-portraits
Value Self-portraits
Value Self-portraits
Value Self-portraits
Value Self-portraits
Value Self-portraits
Value Self-portraits
Value Self-portraits
Freshman students in Mr. Halko's American History class presented Veterans Day projects this week honoring Veterans from their families! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
5 days ago, Terry Halko
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
6B students making Christmas ornaments for Christmas in the Village.
5 days ago, Nicole Kirkpatrick
ornaments
ornaments
ornaments
ornaments
ornaments
ornaments
ornaments
ornaments
Congratulations to the K-3 Rangers of the week! This month we are focusing on the word, gratitude! We are so proud of our Rangers!
6 days ago, Stacey Stetler
Basketball tournaments are in full swing in K-6 PE. Students have been working on ball control, dribbling, shooting, passing, etc. Proud of all the hard work! ❤️🏀🖤
6 days ago, Katie Szymczak
Upcoming Spirit Day!
6 days ago, Jenny Fledderjohann
1
🔬 Enzyme Fun: A Hands-On Simulation From competitive inhibition (hello, tennis balls!) to the struggle of denaturation (goodbye, opposable thumbs!) and the power of a coenzyme partnership, these students are learning enzyme function and regulation in the most memorable way. Data analysis is next! #BiologyLab #EnzymeKinetics #HandsOnScience
7 days ago, Natalie Stuttler
Enzyme Lab
Enzyme Lab
Enzyme Lab
Enzyme Lab
Enzyme Lab
Enzyme Lab
Enzyme Lab
Enzyme Lab
Enzyme Lab
Enzyme Lab
Good morning! We are looking forward to having our Veterans here for our recognition ceremony. The north parking lot will be completely open for parking. If that is full, there will be some parking available in the south parking lot. Thank you!
9 days ago, Stacey Stetler
Please wear red, white, and blue for Veterans' Day tomorrow! 🇺🇸
9 days ago, Jenny Fledderjohann
All scheduled winter sports practices including the volleyball recognition night are on as scheduled for today.
9 days ago, Kay Webb
We will be closed for today, Monday, November 10.
10 days ago, New Knoxville School
We will be on a 2- hour delay for Monday, November 10.
10 days ago, New Knoxville School
MMR Students working on "Follow the Bouncing Ball" and "One Good Bounce" These bouncing ball experiments showed us the linear model, the exponential model, and the quadratic model of functions.
14 days ago, Winsome Compton
Measuring bounce height
practice Bounce
One Good Bounce
The Science of Color: Hands-on Chemistry! Using Bunsen burners for a classic flame test, our students are getting a colorful look at atomic structure and the visible part of the electromagnetic spectrum. Great work in the lab, chemists!
15 days ago, Natalie Stuttler
The Science of Color: Hands-on Chemistry! Using Bunsen burners for a classic flame test, our students are getting a colorful look at atomic structure and the visible part of the electromagnetic spectrum. Great work in the lab, chemists!
The Science of Color: Hands-on Chemistry! Using Bunsen burners for a classic flame test, our students are getting a colorful look at atomic structure and the visible part of the electromagnetic spectrum. Great work in the lab, chemists!
The Science of Color: Hands-on Chemistry! Using Bunsen burners for a classic flame test, our students are getting a colorful look at atomic structure and the visible part of the electromagnetic spectrum. Great work in the lab, chemists!
The Science of Color: Hands-on Chemistry! Using Bunsen burners for a classic flame test, our students are getting a colorful look at atomic structure and the visible part of the electromagnetic spectrum. Great work in the lab, chemists!
The Science of Color: Hands-on Chemistry! Using Bunsen burners for a classic flame test, our students are getting a colorful look at atomic structure and the visible part of the electromagnetic spectrum. Great work in the lab, chemists!
The Science of Color: Hands-on Chemistry! Using Bunsen burners for a classic flame test, our students are getting a colorful look at atomic structure and the visible part of the electromagnetic spectrum. Great work in the lab, chemists!
The Science of Color: Hands-on Chemistry! Using Bunsen burners for a classic flame test, our students are getting a colorful look at atomic structure and the visible part of the electromagnetic spectrum. Great work in the lab, chemists!
The Science of Color: Hands-on Chemistry! Using Bunsen burners for a classic flame test, our students are getting a colorful look at atomic structure and the visible part of the electromagnetic spectrum. Great work in the lab, chemists!