Good Luck to our Girls’ and Boys' Soccer teams. The Varsity Girls Soccer game against Charles City will start at 4:30pm this afternoon at home. The Varsity Boys Soccer game will follow at 6 pm. Go Chickasaws!!
about 23 hours ago, Kyle Hennessy
Good Luck to our Girls’ and Boys' Soccer teams. The Varsity Girls Soccer game against Charles City will start at 4:30pm this afternoon at home. The Varsity Boys Soccer game will follow at 6 pm. Go Chickasaws!!
Good Luck to our Girls' and Boys' Track & Field team. They are going to travel to Waverly-Shell Rock High School for their Track meet. The meet will start at 5 pm this evening. Go Chickasaws!!
about 23 hours ago, Kyle Hennessy
Good Luck to our Girls' and Boys' Track & Field team. They are going to travel to Waverly-Shell Rock High School for their Track meet. The meet will start at 5 pm this evening. Go Chickasaws!!
Join Future Business Leaders of America! FBLA is a business club open to all high school students. You do not have to be in a business class to be in the FBLA club. We offer many opportunities that will assist you in your post-secondary endeavors. If you have questions, contact Mrs. Anderson or Mrs. Farrell! Our next meeting will be Friday, April 26th at 7:30am in Mrs. Farrell's room. You do not have to be a member to come to our meeting! Hope to see you there!
2 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Join Future Business Leaders of America! FBLA is a business club open to all high school students. You do not have to be in a business class to be in the FBLA club. We offer many opportunities that will assist you in your post-secondary endeavors. If you have questions, contact Mrs. Anderson or Mrs. Farrell! Our next meeting will be Friday, April 26th at 7:30am in Mrs. Farrell's room. You do not have to be a member to come to our meeting! Hope to see you there!
Join Future Business Leaders of America! FBLA is a business club open to all high school students. You do not have to be in a business class to be in the FBLA club. We offer many opportunities that will assist you in your post-secondary endeavors. If you have questions, contact Mrs. Anderson or Mrs. Farrell! Our next meeting will be Friday, April 26th at 7:30am in Mrs. Farrell's room. You do not have to be a member to come to our meeting! Hope to see you there!
Join Future Business Leaders of America! FBLA is a business club open to all high school students. You do not have to be in a business class to be in the FBLA club. We offer many opportunities that will assist you in your post-secondary endeavors. If you have questions, contact Mrs. Anderson or Mrs. Farrell! Our next meeting will be Friday, April 26th at 7:30am in Mrs. Farrell's room. You do not have to be a member to come to our meeting! Hope to see you there!
Join Future Business Leaders of America! FBLA is a business club open to all high school students. You do not have to be in a business class to be in the FBLA club. We offer many opportunities that will assist you in your post-secondary endeavors. If you have questions, contact Mrs. Anderson or Mrs. Farrell! Our next meeting will be Friday, April 26th at 7:30am in Mrs. Farrell's room. You do not have to be a member to come to our meeting! Hope to see you there!
Join Future Business Leaders of America! FBLA is a business club open to all high school students. You do not have to be in a business class to be in the FBLA club. We offer many opportunities that will assist you in your post-secondary endeavors. If you have questions, contact Mrs. Anderson or Mrs. Farrell! Our next meeting will be Friday, April 26th at 7:30am in Mrs. Farrell's room. You do not have to be a member to come to our meeting! Hope to see you there!
Our entire school is getting ready to administer an annual school climate and culture survey called Conditions for Learning to students in grades 3-12 This survey administration is required by the state’s plan to meet a federal law called the Every Student Succeeds Act. Our school will conduct the survey on the week of April 15th. All Iowa public school districts will use the Conditions for Learning Survey (Survey) to improve safety, student engagement and the overall learning environment so that all Iowa students have optimum conditions for learning. Our work to improve safety, student engagement and the overall learning environment will have a lasting impact on the future. Please review the attached letters. English: t.ly/H0aXb Spanish: t.ly/8Qolw
2 days ago, Matt Manson
Check out more of our $10 raffle prizes!! There is still time to purchase your raffle tickets for the elementary fundraiser! Tickets can be purchased from elementary students, staff, or the elementary office. THANK YOU to the individuals and businesses who have donated and THANK YOU for supporting our school!
3 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Check out more of our $10 raffle prizes!! There is still time to purchase your raffle tickets for the elementary fundraiser! Tickets can be purchased from elementary students, staff, or the elementary office. THANK YOU to the individuals and businesses who have donated and THANK YOU for supporting our school!
Check out more of our $10 raffle prizes!! There is still time to purchase your raffle tickets for the elementary fundraiser! Tickets can be purchased from elementary students, staff, or the elementary office. THANK YOU to the individuals and businesses who have donated and THANK YOU for supporting our school!
Check out more of our $10 raffle prizes!! There is still time to purchase your raffle tickets for the elementary fundraiser! Tickets can be purchased from elementary students, staff, or the elementary office. THANK YOU to the individuals and businesses who have donated and THANK YOU for supporting our school!
This is the first year that New Hampton has an FBLA club and we represented very well at State. We are so proud of our kids and their accomplishments! Agribusiness- 2nd Place Colton Ashley 5th Place Lee Reicks 8th Place Marshall Zeien Business Calculations- 1st Place Lee Reicks Entrepreneurship- Marshall Zeien DNP Human Resource Management- Beth Pickar DNP Introduction to Business Presentation - 2nd Place- Tanner Hubka, Caden Rochford, Colin Shatek Job Interview- Karla Pickar DNP Organizational Leadership- Beth Pickar DNP Securities and Investments- 1st Place Colton Ashley Colton Ashley, Tanner Hubka, Colin Shatek, Caden Rochford, and Lee Reicks have all qualified for the National FBLA competition this summer in Orlando Florida!
3 days ago, Matt Manson
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There is still time to purchase your raffle tickets for the elementary fundraiser! Tickets can be purchased from elementary students, staff, or the elementary office. THANK YOU to the individuals and businesses who have donated and THANK YOU for supporting our school! Check out more of our $5 raffle prizes below!
3 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
There is still time to purchase your raffle tickets for the elementary fundraiser! Tickets can be purchased from elementary students, staff, or the elementary office. THANK YOU to the individuals and businesses who have donated and THANK YOU for supporting our school! Check out more of our $5 raffle prizes below!
There is still time to purchase your raffle tickets for the elementary fundraiser! Tickets can be purchased from elementary students, staff, or the elementary office. THANK YOU to the individuals and businesses who have donated and THANK YOU for supporting our school! Check out more of our $5 raffle prizes below!
There is still time to purchase your raffle tickets for the elementary fundraiser! Tickets can be purchased from elementary students, staff, or the elementary office. THANK YOU to the individuals and businesses who have donated and THANK YOU for supporting our school! Check out more of our $5 raffle prizes below!
7th grade students working on narrative writing and free reading.
4 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
7th grade students working on narrative writing and free reading.
7th grade students working on narrative writing and free reading.
7th grade students working on narrative writing and free reading.
7th grade students working on narrative writing and free reading.
These students help unload two deliveries today to the Chickasaw Pride Pantry. In addition, there was another whole crew who helped put it all away! Many hands make light work.
4 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
These students help unload two deliveries today to the Chickasaw Pride Pantry. In addition, there was another whole crew who helped put it all away! Many hands make light work.
These students help unload two deliveries today to the Chickasaw Pride Pantry. In addition, there was another whole crew who helped put it all away! Many hands make light work.9
Thank you to Prairie Lakes Church for their generous donation to the Chickasaw Pride Pantry. The cupboards are full again!
4 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Thank you to Prairie Lakes Church for their generous donation to the Chickasaw Pride Pantry. The cupboards are full again!
Thank you to Prairie Lakes Church for their generous donation to the Chickasaw Pride Pantry. The cupboards are full again!
Thank you to the LITTLE WAPSIE LEGENDS 4-H CLUB. This group put together meals with a baking container included - oh, and the recipe. These can be found in the Chickasaw Pride Pantry!
4 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Thank you to the LITTLE WAPSIE LEGENDS 4-H CLUB. This group put together meals with a baking container included - oh, and the recipe. These can be found in the Chickasaw Pride Pantry!
Thank you to the LITTLE WAPSIE LEGENDS 4-H CLUB. This group put together meals with a baking container included - oh, and the recipe. These can be found in the Chickasaw Pride Pantry!
Mrs. Schmitt spent three days at the FCCLA State Conference in Cedar Rapids. Sunday and Monday Schmitt judged the Culinary Competition; each day was four hours of judging. Her student competed on Sunday in the Baking & Pastry Competition. The rest of the conference Mrs. Schmitt was able to learn about many of the competitions like: cake decorating and food truck competition. "My hope is for next year for all of our FCCLA students to compete in a class either for Star Events (which qualify to compete at Nationals) and Iowa Events. One of the speakers was Nash Roe (a 15 year old entrepreneur) owning four baking companies. He was an impressive speaker. Mrs. Schmitt also toured the Paramount Theater with its rich history. Many Hospitality & Tourism careers were the focus during the tour. We are just starting our FCCLA chapter and each year it will grow big and better!
4 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Mrs. Schmitt spent three days at the FCCLA State Conference in Cedar Rapids. Sunday and Monday Schmitt judged the Culinary Competition; each day was four hours of judging. Her student competed on Sunday in the Baking & Pastry Competition. The rest of the conference Mrs. Schmitt was able to learn about many of the competitions like: cake decorating and food truck competition. "My hope is for next year for all of our FCCLA students to compete in a class either for Star Events (which qualify to compete at Nationals) and Iowa Events. One of the speakers was Nash Roe (a 15 year old entrepreneur) owning four baking companies. He was an impressive speaker. Mrs. Schmitt also toured the Paramount Theater with its rich history. Many Hospitality & Tourism careers were the focus during the tour. We are just starting our FCCLA chapter and each year it will grow big and better!
Mrs. Schmitt spent three days at the FCCLA State Conference in Cedar Rapids. Sunday and Monday Schmitt judged the Culinary Competition; each day was four hours of judging. Her student competed on Sunday in the Baking & Pastry Competition. The rest of the conference Mrs. Schmitt was able to learn about many of the competitions like: cake decorating and food truck competition. "My hope is for next year for all of our FCCLA students to compete in a class either for Star Events (which qualify to compete at Nationals) and Iowa Events. One of the speakers was Nash Roe (a 15 year old entrepreneur) owning four baking companies. He was an impressive speaker. Mrs. Schmitt also toured the Paramount Theater with its rich history. Many Hospitality & Tourism careers were the focus during the tour. We are just starting our FCCLA chapter and each year it will grow big and better!
Mrs. Schmitt spent three days at the FCCLA State Conference in Cedar Rapids. Sunday and Monday Schmitt judged the Culinary Competition; each day was four hours of judging. Her student competed on Sunday in the Baking & Pastry Competition. The rest of the conference Mrs. Schmitt was able to learn about many of the competitions like: cake decorating and food truck competition. "My hope is for next year for all of our FCCLA students to compete in a class either for Star Events (which qualify to compete at Nationals) and Iowa Events. One of the speakers was Nash Roe (a 15 year old entrepreneur) owning four baking companies. He was an impressive speaker. Mrs. Schmitt also toured the Paramount Theater with its rich history. Many Hospitality & Tourism careers were the focus during the tour. We are just starting our FCCLA chapter and each year it will grow big and better!
Mrs. Schmitt spent three days at the FCCLA State Conference in Cedar Rapids. Sunday and Monday Schmitt judged the Culinary Competition; each day was four hours of judging. Her student competed on Sunday in the Baking & Pastry Competition. The rest of the conference Mrs. Schmitt was able to learn about many of the competitions like: cake decorating and food truck competition. "My hope is for next year for all of our FCCLA students to compete in a class either for Star Events (which qualify to compete at Nationals) and Iowa Events. One of the speakers was Nash Roe (a 15 year old entrepreneur) owning four baking companies. He was an impressive speaker. Mrs. Schmitt also toured the Paramount Theater with its rich history. Many Hospitality & Tourism careers were the focus during the tour. We are just starting our FCCLA chapter and each year it will grow big and better!
Mrs. Schmitt spent three days at the FCCLA State Conference in Cedar Rapids. Sunday and Monday Schmitt judged the Culinary Competition; each day was four hours of judging. Her student competed on Sunday in the Baking & Pastry Competition. The rest of the conference Mrs. Schmitt was able to learn about many of the competitions like: cake decorating and food truck competition. "My hope is for next year for all of our FCCLA students to compete in a class either for Star Events (which qualify to compete at Nationals) and Iowa Events. One of the speakers was Nash Roe (a 15 year old entrepreneur) owning four baking companies. He was an impressive speaker. Mrs. Schmitt also toured the Paramount Theater with its rich history. Many Hospitality & Tourism careers were the focus during the tour. We are just starting our FCCLA chapter and each year it will grow big and better!
Mrs. Schmitt spent three days at the FCCLA State Conference in Cedar Rapids. Sunday and Monday Schmitt judged the Culinary Competition; each day was four hours of judging. Her student competed on Sunday in the Baking & Pastry Competition. The rest of the conference Mrs. Schmitt was able to learn about many of the competitions like: cake decorating and food truck competition. "My hope is for next year for all of our FCCLA students to compete in a class either for Star Events (which qualify to compete at Nationals) and Iowa Events. One of the speakers was Nash Roe (a 15 year old entrepreneur) owning four baking companies. He was an impressive speaker. Mrs. Schmitt also toured the Paramount Theater with its rich history. Many Hospitality & Tourism careers were the focus during the tour. We are just starting our FCCLA chapter and each year it will grow big and better!
2024 Student Leadership Conference for FCCLA results are as follows. Sydney Hyer scored with a bronze medal. How the event works is the students are competing against a rubric and allotted a specific amount of time. Depending on the amounts of points you earn on the rubric you will be scored in the Bronze, Silver, and Gold. If you reach at least a 90 in Gold then two students will go on to Nationals; which this year are in Seattle, Washington. Sydney had directions to decorate a styrofoam cake, bake chocolate chip cookies, bresh blueberry muffins, and make cream puffs with chantilly cream. Congratulations Sydney on her Bronze Medal! Mrs. Schmitt hope it was a great learning experience for her.
4 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
2024 Student Leadership Conference for FCCLA results are as follows. Sydney Hyer scored with a bronze medal. How the event works is the students are competing against a rubric and allotted a specific amount of time. Depending on the amounts of points you earn on the rubric you will be scored in the Bronze, Silver, and Gold. If you reach at least a 90 in Gold then two students will go on to Nationals; which this year are in Seattle, Washington. Sydney had directions to decorate a styrofoam cake, bake chocolate chip cookies, bresh blueberry muffins, and make cream puffs with chantilly cream. Congratulations Sydney on her Bronze Medal! Mrs. Schmitt hope it was a great learning experience for her.
2024 Student Leadership Conference for FCCLA results are as follows. Sydney Hyer scored with a bronze medal. How the event works is the students are competing against a rubric and allotted a specific amount of time. Depending on the amounts of points you earn on the rubric you will be scored in the Bronze, Silver, and Gold. If you reach at least a 90 in Gold then two students will go on to Nationals; which this year are in Seattle, Washington. Sydney had directions to decorate a styrofoam cake, bake chocolate chip cookies, bresh blueberry muffins, and make cream puffs with chantilly cream. Congratulations Sydney on her Bronze Medal! Mrs. Schmitt hope it was a great learning experience for her.
2024 Student Leadership Conference for FCCLA results are as follows. Sydney Hyer scored with a bronze medal. How the event works is the students are competing against a rubric and allotted a specific amount of time. Depending on the amounts of points you earn on the rubric you will be scored in the Bronze, Silver, and Gold. If you reach at least a 90 in Gold then two students will go on to Nationals; which this year are in Seattle, Washington. Sydney had directions to decorate a styrofoam cake, bake chocolate chip cookies, bresh blueberry muffins, and make cream puffs with chantilly cream. Congratulations Sydney on her Bronze Medal! Mrs. Schmitt hope it was a great learning experience for her.
2024 Student Leadership Conference for FCCLA results are as follows. Sydney Hyer scored with a bronze medal. How the event works is the students are competing against a rubric and allotted a specific amount of time. Depending on the amounts of points you earn on the rubric you will be scored in the Bronze, Silver, and Gold. If you reach at least a 90 in Gold then two students will go on to Nationals; which this year are in Seattle, Washington. Sydney had directions to decorate a styrofoam cake, bake chocolate chip cookies, bresh blueberry muffins, and make cream puffs with chantilly cream. Congratulations Sydney on her Bronze Medal! Mrs. Schmitt hope it was a great learning experience for her.
2024 Student Leadership Conference for FCCLA results are as follows. Sydney Hyer scored with a bronze medal. How the event works is the students are competing against a rubric and allotted a specific amount of time. Depending on the amounts of points you earn on the rubric you will be scored in the Bronze, Silver, and Gold. If you reach at least a 90 in Gold then two students will go on to Nationals; which this year are in Seattle, Washington. Sydney had directions to decorate a styrofoam cake, bake chocolate chip cookies, bresh blueberry muffins, and make cream puffs with chantilly cream. Congratulations Sydney on her Bronze Medal! Mrs. Schmitt hope it was a great learning experience for her.
The Food Consumer Science students finished their Sandwiches & Pizza unit. The students learned about the many different types of sandwiches, where they originated, and how to make them.
4 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
The Food Consumer Science students inished their Sandwiches & Pizza unit. The students learned about the many different types of sandwiches, where they originated, and how to make them.
The Food Consumer Science students inished their Sandwiches & Pizza unit. The students learned about the many different types of sandwiches, where they originated, and how to make them.
The Food Consumer Science students inished their Sandwiches & Pizza unit. The students learned about the many different types of sandwiches, where they originated, and how to make them.
The Food Consumer Science students inished their Sandwiches & Pizza unit. The students learned about the many different types of sandwiches, where they originated, and how to make them.
On Monday New Hampton Elementary teachers participated in our 2nd annual #IMPACTCOMMUNITY activity. The Boosters for Elementary Kids donated funds for our teachers to give back and thank our community partners. We appreciate the partnerships we have and the impact we're able to have on students!
7 days ago, Emily Steele
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It is the last night of performance!! Come support your 7th/8th Grade Choir students by watching Zombeo and Juliet! A Romeo and Juliet story but with a twist! tonight, March 22nd at 7 pm!! The tickets are $6.
7 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
  It is the last night of performance!! Come support your 7th/8th Grade Choir students by watching Zombeo and Juliet! A Romeo and Juliet story but with a twist! tonight, March 22nd at 7 pm!! The tickets are $6.
Our three year olds have been having a great time in preschool this March! We had a sensory bin filled with St. Patrick's Day coins and shamrocks to work on our sorting and fine motor skills. They practiced beginning writing skills by doing a directed drawing of a leprechaun and painting it with water colors. The preschoolers created green shamrocks by mixing yellow and blue paint. They also had a math activity where students counted the number on their die and then filled in that many dots on their shamrock. Our show and tell this month is bringing in something green to share. And of course we couldn't forget to create a leprechaun trap. We never did catch him but we sure had fun trying!
7 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Our three year olds have been having a great time in preschool this March! We had a sensory bin filled with St. Patrick's Day coins and shamrocks to work on our sorting and fine motor skills. They practiced beginning writing skills by doing a directed drawing of a leprechaun and painting it with water colors. The preschoolers created green shamrocks by mixing yellow and blue paint. They also had a math activity where students counted the number on their die and then filled in that many dots on their shamrock. Our show and tell this month is bringing in something green to share. And of course we couldn't forget to create a leprechaun trap. We never did catch him but we sure had fun trying!
Our three year olds have been having a great time in preschool this March! We had a sensory bin filled with St. Patrick's Day coins and shamrocks to work on our sorting and fine motor skills. They practiced beginning writing skills by doing a directed drawing of a leprechaun and painting it with water colors. The preschoolers created green shamrocks by mixing yellow and blue paint. They also had a math activity where students counted the number on their die and then filled in that many dots on their shamrock. Our show and tell this month is bringing in something green to share. And of course we couldn't forget to create a leprechaun trap. We never did catch him but we sure had fun trying!
Our three year olds have been having a great time in preschool this March! We had a sensory bin filled with St. Patrick's Day coins and shamrocks to work on our sorting and fine motor skills. They practiced beginning writing skills by doing a directed drawing of a leprechaun and painting it with water colors. The preschoolers created green shamrocks by mixing yellow and blue paint. They also had a math activity where students counted the number on their die and then filled in that many dots on their shamrock. Our show and tell this month is bringing in something green to share. And of course we couldn't forget to create a leprechaun trap. We never did catch him but we sure had fun trying!
Our three year olds have been having a great time in preschool this March! We had a sensory bin filled with St. Patrick's Day coins and shamrocks to work on our sorting and fine motor skills. They practiced beginning writing skills by doing a directed drawing of a leprechaun and painting it with water colors. The preschoolers created green shamrocks by mixing yellow and blue paint. They also had a math activity where students counted the number on their die and then filled in that many dots on their shamrock. Our show and tell this month is bringing in something green to share. And of course we couldn't forget to create a leprechaun trap. We never did catch him but we sure had fun trying!
Our three year olds have been having a great time in preschool this March! We had a sensory bin filled with St. Patrick's Day coins and shamrocks to work on our sorting and fine motor skills. They practiced beginning writing skills by doing a directed drawing of a leprechaun and painting it with water colors. The preschoolers created green shamrocks by mixing yellow and blue paint. They also had a math activity where students counted the number on their die and then filled in that many dots on their shamrock. Our show and tell this month is bringing in something green to share. And of course we couldn't forget to create a leprechaun trap. We never did catch him but we sure had fun trying!
Our three year olds have been having a great time in preschool this March! We had a sensory bin filled with St. Patrick's Day coins and shamrocks to work on our sorting and fine motor skills. They practiced beginning writing skills by doing a directed drawing of a leprechaun and painting it with water colors. The preschoolers created green shamrocks by mixing yellow and blue paint. They also had a math activity where students counted the number on their die and then filled in that many dots on their shamrock. Our show and tell this month is bringing in something green to share. And of course we couldn't forget to create a leprechaun trap. We never did catch him but we sure had fun trying!
Our three year olds have been having a great time in preschool this March! We had a sensory bin filled with St. Patrick's Day coins and shamrocks to work on our sorting and fine motor skills. They practiced beginning writing skills by doing a directed drawing of a leprechaun and painting it with water colors. The preschoolers created green shamrocks by mixing yellow and blue paint. They also had a math activity where students counted the number on their die and then filled in that many dots on their shamrock. Our show and tell this month is bringing in something green to share. And of course we couldn't forget to create a leprechaun trap. We never did catch him but we sure had fun trying!
Our three year olds have been having a great time in preschool this March! We had a sensory bin filled with St. Patrick's Day coins and shamrocks to work on our sorting and fine motor skills. They practiced beginning writing skills by doing a directed drawing of a leprechaun and painting it with water colors. The preschoolers created green shamrocks by mixing yellow and blue paint. They also had a math activity where students counted the number on their die and then filled in that many dots on their shamrock. Our show and tell this month is bringing in something green to share. And of course we couldn't forget to create a leprechaun trap. We never did catch him but we sure had fun trying!
Our three year olds have been having a great time in preschool this March! We had a sensory bin filled with St. Patrick's Day coins and shamrocks to work on our sorting and fine motor skills. They practiced beginning writing skills by doing a directed drawing of a leprechaun and painting it with water colors. The preschoolers created green shamrocks by mixing yellow and blue paint. They also had a math activity where students counted the number on their die and then filled in that many dots on their shamrock. Our show and tell this month is bringing in something green to share. And of course we couldn't forget to create a leprechaun trap. We never did catch him but we sure had fun trying!
New Hampton Schools will be 2 hrs late on 3/22. High School students will begin with ISASP testing.
7 days ago, Matt Manson
Must see Middle School Musical. So funny, don't miss your opportunity tomorrow at 7:00pm.
8 days ago, Brad Schmitt
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Middle School Parents, an email was sent and a letter will be going home with your student. Please see middle school students will start ISASP tests on April 2nd. We hope to show great growth in all academic areas, please have students well rested & ready to go during this week.
8 days ago, Brad Schmitt
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