The New Hampton Schools will once again be serving meals for any student ages 1-18. Check out the links for more information and to sign up. For questions, please reach out to Jodi Cerwinske, Director of Food Service

https://tinyurl.com/y38kxnmw

Direct Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd4jajEhcdm87w3fbjmI9AzSag67JcnOo8SAAoyO0OW_ilgXw/viewform?pli=1

14 days ago, Erik Smith
⚠️ Baseball Game POSTPONED ⚠️ Tonight's Varsity Baseball game at MFL MarMac has been POSTPONED.

📅 NEW DATE: Thursday, June 12
about 4 hours ago, Gretchen Johnson
⚠️SOFTBALL SCHEDULE CHANGE ALERT! ⚠️ Tonight's Varsity Doubleheader vs. Crestwood has been pushed back an hour!
🕔 NEW START TIME: 6:00 PM (was 5:00 PM)
about 5 hours ago, Gretchen Johnson

🏈 A huge thank you to the Panther Prowl Youth Football Camp for an incredible day this past Friday, June 5th! Our future Chickasaws showed up ready to learn, compete, and have fun—and they absolutely crushed it. We are so grateful to everyone who helped make this camp a success; your dedication to our youth and our community is what makes the Chickasaw spirit so special. We can't wait to see these young stars back on the field in the future! 🖤❤️ GO CHICKASAWS!

about 8 hours ago, Gretchen Johnson
Chickasaw Activities
Chickasaw Activities

Submit your orders by June 15th!

The Elementary Boosters want to make your summer a little easier! We have partnered with Office World to offer prepackaged school supply bundles for the 2026-2027 school year.

Each bundle includes your student's required supplies and will be waiting in their classroom during the Open House in August. Please note that certain items—such as headphones, nap mats, and backpacks—are not included in the bundle and must be purchased separately.

All proceeds support the Elementary Boosters, allowing us to provide teacher conference meals, student activities, and special treats throughout the year.

How to Order:

Order Form: Fill out the Google Form with your student's information— https://forms.gle/DyCcLEpLkCtHHznB8.
Deadline: June 15th
Payment: Please make checks payable to Boosters for Elementary Kids and drop off or mail your payment to 206 W Main St., New Hampton, IA 50659 by June 15th.

6 days ago, Emily Steele
supply bundles

⚠️ ATTENTION CHICKASAW FANS ⚠️
🚨 LOCATION CHANGE 🚨 Tonight's baseball game has been MOVED from Jesup to New Hampton!

JV - 5:30 PM | Varsity - 7:30 PM
Spread the word and we'll see you there! Go Chickasaws! ⚾

7 days ago, Gretchen Johnson
Chickasaw Activities

The NH 4th graders had a graduation ceremony on the last day of school, as they have now graduated from elementary school and are moving on to middle school. We are so proud of each and every one of them and wish them nothing but the best! Please feel free to watch the graduation video below and make sure to stay until the end to hear a special message from one of the 4th graders.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qsHMX75JIj_E05OsOaY8ztmXv2qW6Fn1/view?usp=sharing

7 days ago, Kyle Hennessy

⚾️🥎 CALLING ALL CHICKASAW FANS! Get ready for summer sports with your very own 10-Event Chickasaw Punch Pass! For just $50, you'll get 10 punches to use at ANY home baseball or softball events! Don't miss a single home run, strikeout, or walk-off win this summer! Get your punch pass today and cheer on our Chickasaws all season long! GO CHICKASAWS! 🖤❤️

HOW TO ORDER:
📧 Email Gretchen at g_johnson@new-hampton.k12.ia.us

12 days ago, Gretchen Johnson
Chickasaw Activities
🏈 CHICKASAW YOUTH FOOTBALL CAMP IS BACK! Calling all future football stars in grades 5-8!

REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Friday, July 10
💵 Checks payable to Chickasaw Football Camp
📬 Turn in to Coach Pemble

CAMP DATES:
📅 August 3-6
⏰ 6:00 - 7:00 PM each day

Don't miss your chance to learn from the best and get ready for the upcoming season! Whether you're a seasoned player or just starting out, this camp is for YOU! Hope to see you there! GO CHICKASAWS! 🖤❤️
12 days ago, Gretchen Johnson
Chickasaw Activities
New Hampton Community Schools honored staff for their years of service at an end of the year luncheon.
12 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
New Hampton Community Schools honored staff for their years of service at an end of the year luncheon.
New Hampton Community Schools honored staff for their years of service at an end of the year luncheon.
New Hampton Community Schools honored staff for their years of service at an end of the year luncheon.
New Hampton Community Schools honored staff for their years of service at an end of the year luncheon.
13 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
New Hampton Community Schools honored staff for their years of service at an end of the year luncheon.
New Hampton Community Schools honored staff for their years of service at an end of the year luncheon.
New Hampton Community Schools honored staff for their years of service at an end of the year luncheon.
Design the Sky was able to shoot their firework show last night! If you didn’t get a chance to see it, here’s the three-dimensional rendering of the show in its original form. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ok7Gqm39kfsrVSQk3tsAhRiUW4zegECH/view?usp=drivesdk
16 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Our fourth graders put their engineering and problem-solving skills to the test during our Egg Drop Challenge! Students designed and built creative contraptions to protect their eggs from a high fall. Congratulations to the students whose designs were successful and kept their eggs from cracking! We are proud of the hard work, creativity, and perseverance all of our students demonstrated throughout this activity. Check out the photos below to see some of the successful contraptions in action. Great job, fourth graders! 🥚🚀👏
17 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Our fourth graders put their engineering and problem-solving skills to the test during our Egg Drop Challenge! Students designed and built creative contraptions to protect their eggs from a high fall.
Our fourth graders put their engineering and problem-solving skills to the test during our Egg Drop Challenge! Students designed and built creative contraptions to protect their eggs from a high fall.
Our fourth graders put their engineering and problem-solving skills to the test during our Egg Drop Challenge! Students designed and built creative contraptions to protect their eggs from a high fall.
Our fourth graders put their engineering and problem-solving skills to the test during our Egg Drop Challenge! Students designed and built creative contraptions to protect their eggs from a high fall.
To wrap up the school-year, iJAG students hosted a meal-packaging day in collaboration with The Outreach Program. Students practiced networking and communication skills by fundraising in the community to help fund the meals. Overall, 760 bags (4,600 meals) of protein mac and cheese were packed and sent out to feed individuals in our community. This act of service would not have been possible without our amazing local donors and volunteers-thank you so much! https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yRqVIdefcuYm0eOPQ4vTVz11qKHMZWKQ/view?usp=drivesdk
17 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
To wrap up the school-year, iJAG students hosted a meal-packaging day in collaboration with The Outreach Program.
To wrap up the school-year, iJAG students hosted a meal-packaging day in collaboration with The Outreach Program.
To wrap up the school-year, iJAG students hosted a meal-packaging day in collaboration with The Outreach Program.
To wrap up the school-year, iJAG students hosted a meal-packaging day in collaboration with The Outreach Program.
To wrap up the school-year, iJAG students hosted a meal-packaging day in collaboration with The Outreach Program.
To wrap up the school-year, iJAG students hosted a meal-packaging day in collaboration with The Outreach Program.
To wrap up the school-year, iJAG students hosted a meal-packaging day in collaboration with The Outreach Program.
To wrap up the school-year, iJAG students hosted a meal-packaging day in collaboration with The Outreach Program.
To wrap up the school-year, iJAG students hosted a meal-packaging day in collaboration with The Outreach Program.
Mrs. Schmitt stated, "Thank you to the Iowa Beef Industry Council for two grants (middle school and high school) totaling $1,500.00 for all of the beef we use in our food labs in the FCS room."
17 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Traveling this summer? Check out where to find free meals for your kids around Iowa.
17 days ago, Erik Smith
Where to find Summer Meals
Cooking Around the World had its last lab on Wednesday, just before the last two days of school before their semester test. The students completed learning about Africa, and they made a stew called Chicken Mafe. It had cabbage, carrots, onions, potatoes, tomato paste, chicken thighs, spices, and peanut butter. At first the students were not sure, so Mrs. Schmitt ate the first bite and declared it delicious. The rest followed, and some even had seconds.
17 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Cooking Around the World had its last lab on Wednesday, just before the last two days of school before their semester test. The students completed learning about Africa, and they made a stew called Chicken Mafe. It had cabbage, carrots, onions, potatoes, tomato paste, chicken thighs, spices, and peanut butter. At first the students were not sure, so Mrs. Schmitt ate the first bite and declared it delicious. The rest followed, and some even had seconds.
Foods II finished strong this year with grilling chicken for their poultry unit. They had perfect weather, even though it was a little cold outside, on Wednesday to grill chicken breast. The students used a meat thermometer to make sure they were 165 degrees. Mrs. Schmitt also showed them how to check their chicken if they do not have a thermometer at home.
17 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Foods II finished strong this year with grilling chicken for their poultry unit. They had perfect weather, even though it was a little cold outside, on Wednesday to grill chicken breast. The students used a meat thermometer to make sure they were 165 degrees. Mrs. Schmitt also showed them how to check their chicken if they do not have a thermometer at home.
Foods II finished strong this year with grilling chicken for their poultry unit. They had perfect weather, even though it was a little cold outside, on Wednesday to grill chicken breast. The students used a meat thermometer to make sure they were 165 degrees. Mrs. Schmitt also showed them how to check their chicken if they do not have a thermometer at home.
Foods II finished strong this year with grilling chicken for their poultry unit. They had perfect weather, even though it was a little cold outside, on Wednesday to grill chicken breast. The students used a meat thermometer to make sure they were 165 degrees. Mrs. Schmitt also showed them how to check their chicken if they do not have a thermometer at home.
Congratulations to the 4th grade class on successfully completing elementary school!
17 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Congratulations to the 4th grade class on successfully completing elementary school!
6th Grade Quarter Activity: Relay races organized by kids at school, volleyball tournaments, wiffle ball, Gaga ball, play time at the park with grilled hot dog lunch, and dodgeball tournaments. It was chilly today, and there were a few sprinkles, but everyone had fun!
18 days ago, Brad Schmitt
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