4th grade had their Quarter 3 Awards program. Lots of students improved their grades and worked hard in the classroom, all while showing the TRIBE expectations along the way. Way to work hard! Let's finish the year even stronger!





4th grade had their Quarter 3 Awards program. Lots of students improved their grades and worked hard in the classroom, all while showing the TRIBE expectations along the way. Way to work hard! Let's finish the year even stronger!




4th grade had their Quarter 3 Awards program. Lots of students improved their grades and worked hard in the classroom, all while showing the TRIBE expectations along the way. Way to work hard! Let's finish the year even stronger!







4th grade had their Quarter 3 Awards program. Lots of students improved their grades and worked hard in the classroom, all while showing the TRIBE expectations along the way. Way to work hard! Let's finish the year even stronger!








Second grade had a wonderful time at the Rockford Fossil Park. It was a beautiful day to explore the nature center, take a hike on native prairie land, and hunt for fossils! Thanks to Matt Crayne and our parent chaperones for helping us out. The elementary raffle fund helped pay for this field trip.





On Tuesday, a select group of 7th/8th choir students went to Oelwein to combine with the North East Iowa Schools for an honor choir. They did a phenomenal job! Great work guys!



Looking for a way to brighten your child's smile this summer? Hawkeye Community College is hosting a FREE Summer Dental Clinic during the month of July! 🦷✨ Here are the details: What’s included: Dental exams (including X-rays), teeth cleaning, preventive treatments, and restorative care. When: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays in July from 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM. July 7–9 July 14–16 July 21–23 Where: Hawkeye Community College Dental Clinic, Grundy Hall (1501 East Orange Road, Waterloo, IA). Spots are limited! 📅 You can reserve yours online at: www.hawkeyecollege.edu/hawkeye-smiles

🏎️The Chickasaw Esports Varsity Mario Kart Deluxe Team is racing against North Fayette Valley TODAY at 4:00 PM! 🎮 Go Chickasaws!

🎯 The Chickasaw Trap Shooting Team is heading to Cresco Wildlife to take on Cresco on Monday, April 21st, 2026 at 4:00 PM! Let's send them all our support as they represent New Hampton on the range! Go Chickasaws! ❤️🖤

High School Seniors: reminder that May 1 is "Decision Day" where we invite you to wear a shirt that represents your future career, military branch or college!
⚽️ ROAD GAME ALERT! The Chickasaw Boys Soccer Team is hitting the road to Denver - Gielau Soccer Comp. Today April 21st, 2026 at 6:15 PM! Our boys are ready to bring the heat! Every pass, every shot, every save shows that Chickasaw heart and hustle! Go Chickasaws! ❤️🖤

Congratulations to Class of 2026 Senior Riley Scheidel, who recently attended a Signing Day at NICC in Calmar and has committed to studying in their John Deere TECH program starting this Fall!

🏃♂️The Chickasaw Boys Track Team is heading to Charles City today, April 21st, 2026 at 4:30 PM! Let's send them all our support as they compete with heart and determination! Go Chickasaws! ❤️🖤

⛳️ DOUBLE MATCH DAY! The Chickasaw Girls and Boys Golf Teams take on Waukon on Monday, April 21st, 2026 at 4:00 PM! 🏌️♀️🏌️♂️Our golfers are ready to bring their best to the course! Every drive, every chip, every putt shows that Chickasaw skill and determination! Let's send them all our support as they compete with heart and pride! Go Chickasaws! ❤️🖤

Brenda Vavrock, Safe Routes to School Coordinator, recently visited the fourth graders to share important information about bicycle safety. She reviewed the rules of the road and reminded students that biking on Main Street sidewalks is not allowed due to safety concerns. Brenda engaged students by sharing pictures and videos to reinforce these concepts. After her presentation, she also fitted helmets for students whose families had signed up to receive one. Thank you, Brenda, for taking the time to educate and support the students—your visit was truly appreciated!






After video modules and learning in Foods I class (2nd semester), they finished their food safety unit. Each earned a ServSafe Food Handler Certificate from the restaurant association. (Not pictured: Avani)

🏃♀️ HOME MEET ALERT! The Chickasaw Girls Track Team is hosting a meet TODAY at 4:30 PM! 🔥
Our athletes are ready to fly on their home track! Every sprint, every jump, every throw shows that Chickasaw speed, strength, and determination! ❤️🖤💪
ADMISSION:
👥 Adults: $6 | Students: $4
🎟️ Get your tickets NOW: Online: https://tickets.gobound.com/tickets/events/h.456f4618e555441/checkout
or at the Gate: Cash, Credit, or Debit accepted
Let's pack the stands and cheer on our girls as they compete! This is OUR HOUSE! 🏁Go Chickasaws! ❤️🖤
Our athletes are ready to fly on their home track! Every sprint, every jump, every throw shows that Chickasaw speed, strength, and determination! ❤️🖤💪
ADMISSION:
👥 Adults: $6 | Students: $4
🎟️ Get your tickets NOW: Online: https://tickets.gobound.com/tickets/events/h.456f4618e555441/checkout
or at the Gate: Cash, Credit, or Debit accepted
Let's pack the stands and cheer on our girls as they compete! This is OUR HOUSE! 🏁Go Chickasaws! ❤️🖤

Mrs. Schmitt has two sections of Foods II classes that are currently on their extensive dairy unit. They have learned about the nutrition of dairy, the variety, and how to carefully cook milk and cheese without scorching it. The labs for this unit were making vanilla and chocolate cooked pudding, old-fashioned ice cream, easy ice cream, and butter. The students also did a milk taste-testing lab and filled out a reflection sheet. Unfortunately, Mrs. Schmitt was busy helping, so few pictures were taken of all of their work. Mrs. Schmitt brought many of her dairy antiques (Schmitts were dairy farmers for years) for the students to participate in an activity of guessing gadgets from the past. A dairy carnival for New Hampton kindergarten students is in the planning process by the high school students.
The students finished their European pastries with Dutch letters and Kringla cookies. They are learning so much about other countries and what they eat.
7th grade FCS Group (Day Two students): This is the first year that I have done "Muffin Wars" with my 7th graders. The students have been learning about the importance of each part of a recipe and how to read a recipe. Each group chose between sweet or savory muffins, and then they had choices of what ingredients they would add into their muffins. They had a guided sheet with measurements, so the muffins would turn out if they followed the directions. They needed to choose a flour, liquid, flavorings, seasonings, and a stir-in option like berries, flavored chips, cocoa, etc. Then the 7th graders needed to write their own recipe and name their muffin creation. They had a guided recipe sheet to help them along. The winners of the first group were Dixie-Lynn, Megan, Paisley, Annalise, & Kadrian with the muffins called "Chocolate Cinnamon Swirl."
