The elementary raffle fundraiser is quickly approaching! This is the only fundraiser the elementary has each year to support our students. We are asking for donations that will be raffle prizes for our fundraiser. We appreciate your support! Information regarding raffle ticket sales coming soon! Thank you!
about 22 hours ago, Emily Steele
Raffle
Mrs. Reicks’ Third Grade class enjoyed a TRIBE Party of hot chocolate while watching a movie with their stuffed animals. Thank you to those who donate towards our Elementary Carnival as the funds paid for the hot chocolate and toppings!
about 22 hours ago, Kyle Hennessy
Mrs. Reicks’ Third Grade class enjoyed a TRIBE Party of hot chocolate while watching a movie with their stuffed animals. Thank you to those who donate towards our Elementary Carnival as the funds paid for the hot chocolate and toppings!
Mrs. Reicks’ Third Grade class enjoyed a TRIBE Party of hot chocolate while watching a movie with their stuffed animals. Thank you to those who donate towards our Elementary Carnival as the funds paid for the hot chocolate and toppings!
Mrs. Reicks’ Third Grade class enjoyed a TRIBE Party of hot chocolate while watching a movie with their stuffed animals. Thank you to those who donate towards our Elementary Carnival as the funds paid for the hot chocolate and toppings!
Mrs. Reicks’ Third Grade class enjoyed a TRIBE Party of hot chocolate while watching a movie with their stuffed animals. Thank you to those who donate towards our Elementary Carnival as the funds paid for the hot chocolate and toppings!
4th graders are improving their coding skills!
about 22 hours ago, Kyle Hennessy
4th graders are improving their coding skills!
4th graders are improving their coding skills!
🍎 Join Our Team for the 2026-2027 School Year! 🏫
✨While we are planning ahead for the 2026-2027 school year,
✨We have several immediate openings available for staff positions starting TODAY! ⚡️
1 day ago, Emily Hemesath
Job Openings for the 2026-2027 school year
2026 Student Senate Red Cross Blood Drive is Friday, Feb. 27th from 9-2pm. Please join us in the Old Gym! You can sign up using the link below or use the QR code on the image to sign up! For more information please reach out to Melissa Nelson at m_nelson@new-hampton.k12.ia.us
https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?zipSponsor=NewHamptonIA
1 day ago, Kyle Hennessy
2026 Student Senate Red Cross Blood Drive is Friday, Feb. 27th from 9-2pm. Please join us in the Old Gym! You can sign up using the link below or use the QR code on the image to sign up! For more information please reach out to Melissa Nelson at m_nelson@new-hampton.k12.ia.us https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?zipSponsor=NewHamptonIA
🏀 Home Court Showdown, Chickasaws! The Chickasaw JV and Varsity Boys Basketball Teams are ready to light up the Competition Gym as they host North Fayette Valley in an action-packed night of hoops and hometown pride! Let’s fill the stands and bring the energy as our boys battle for another big win!

📅 Tuesday, February 10, 2026
🕕 Tip-Off: 6:00 PM
📍 Competition Gym
🤠 Chickasaw Spirit Dress-Up Theme: HICK NIGHT! Grab the flannel, boots, and hats — it’s time to show off that country Chickasaw spirit!
💵 Admission: Adults $6 | Students $4. Tickets: Purchase online → https://tickets.gobound.com/tickets/events/h.3c5d50b9b1c604b/checkout or cash, credit, or debit also accepted at the gate. Go Chickasaws!
2 days ago, Gretchen Johnson
Chickasaw Activities
Members of the Chickasaw Leadership Team met this morning and did an activity to better understand inclusion, empathy, and diversity! Stay tuned for some fun activities happening at the middle school for Inclusion week March 2nd-6th!
2 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Members of the Chickasaw Leadership Team met this morning and did an activity to better understand inclusion, empathy, and diversity! Stay tuned for some fun activities happening at the middle school for Inclusion week March 2nd-6th!
Members of the Chickasaw Leadership Team met this morning and did an activity to better understand inclusion, empathy, and diversity! Stay tuned for some fun activities happening at the middle school for Inclusion week March 2nd-6th!
Congratulations to Brenna Throndson for being balloted for 2026-2027 NE District Secretary! Next stop, NE Districts on March 7th!
3 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Congratulations to Brenna Throndson for being balloted for 2026-2027 NE District Secretary! Next stop, NE Districts on March 7th!
🏀 Game Time, Chickasaws! The Chickasaw JV and Varsity Girls Basketball Teams are hitting the road to take on Turkey Valley in what’s sure to be an exciting night of hoops and hustle! Let’s show our support as they bring the energy, teamwork, and Chickasaw pride to the court!

📅 Monday, February 9, 2026
🕕 Tip-Off: 6:15 PM
📍 Turkey Valley High School
3 days ago, Gretchen Johnson
Chickasaw Activities
🏀 Back in Action, Chickasaws! The Chickasaw JV and Varsity Boys Basketball Teams are hitting the road to Crestwood for a rescheduled matchup that’s sure to bring the heat! It’s game time — and our boys are ready to play with heart, hustle, and Chickasaw pride!

📅 Monday, February 9, 2026
🕕 Tip-Off: 6:00 PM
📍 Crestwood High School
3 days ago, Gretchen Johnson
Chickasaw Activities
IOWA DEGREE RECIPIENTS⭐️ We are excited to announce TEN Iowa Degree applications were approved from our chapter! These individuals had to complete the following in order to apply for the highest degree the Iowa FFA Association can present a member: ✅Received their Chapter FFA Degree and been an active FFA member for at least two years. ✅Completed at least two years of systematic school instruction in Agriculture Education above the ninth grade level. ✅Earned and productively invested at least $1,500 OR worked at least 375 hours in excess of scheduled class time OR a combination thereof, in a SAE. ✅Have participated in at least 25 additional, unduplicated hours of community service activities within at least two different community service activities. ✅Demonstrate leadership ability by: Performing ten procedures of parliamentary law, giving a six-minute speech on a topic related to agriculture or the FFA, and serving as an officer/committee chair/participating member of a chapter committee. ✅Have satisfactory scholastic record as certified by the local agricultural education instructor and the principal or superintendent. ✅Have participated in the planning and completion of Chapter Program of Activities. ✅Have participated in at least five approved FFA activities above the chapter level. ✅Meet other requirements as established by the Iowa FFA Association. BIG CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE MEMBERS👏
3 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
IOWA DEGREE RECIPIENTS⭐️ We are excited to announce TEN Iowa Degree applications were approved from our chapter! These individuals had to complete the following in order to apply for the highest degree the Iowa FFA Association can present a member: ✅Received their Chapter FFA Degree and been an active FFA member for at least two years. ✅Completed at least two years of systematic school instruction in Agriculture Education above the ninth grade level. ✅Earned and productively invested at least $1,500 OR worked at least 375 hours in excess of scheduled class time OR a combination thereof, in a SAE. ✅Have participated in at least 25 additional, unduplicated hours of community service activities within at least two different community service activities. ✅Demonstrate leadership ability by: Performing ten procedures of parliamentary law, giving a six-minute speech on a topic related to agriculture or the FFA, and serving as an officer/committee chair/participating member of a chapter committee. ✅Have satisfactory scholastic record as certified by the local agricultural education instructor and the principal or superintendent. ✅Have participated in the planning and completion of Chapter Program of Activities. ✅Have participated in at least five approved FFA activities above the chapter level. ✅Meet other requirements as established by the Iowa FFA Association. BIG CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE MEMBERS👏
IOWA DEGREE RECIPIENTS⭐️ We are excited to announce TEN Iowa Degree applications were approved from our chapter! These individuals had to complete the following in order to apply for the highest degree the Iowa FFA Association can present a member: ✅Received their Chapter FFA Degree and been an active FFA member for at least two years. ✅Completed at least two years of systematic school instruction in Agriculture Education above the ninth grade level. ✅Earned and productively invested at least $1,500 OR worked at least 375 hours in excess of scheduled class time OR a combination thereof, in a SAE. ✅Have participated in at least 25 additional, unduplicated hours of community service activities within at least two different community service activities. ✅Demonstrate leadership ability by: Performing ten procedures of parliamentary law, giving a six-minute speech on a topic related to agriculture or the FFA, and serving as an officer/committee chair/participating member of a chapter committee. ✅Have satisfactory scholastic record as certified by the local agricultural education instructor and the principal or superintendent. ✅Have participated in the planning and completion of Chapter Program of Activities. ✅Have participated in at least five approved FFA activities above the chapter level. ✅Meet other requirements as established by the Iowa FFA Association. BIG CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE MEMBERS👏
IOWA DEGREE RECIPIENTS⭐️ We are excited to announce TEN Iowa Degree applications were approved from our chapter! These individuals had to complete the following in order to apply for the highest degree the Iowa FFA Association can present a member: ✅Received their Chapter FFA Degree and been an active FFA member for at least two years. ✅Completed at least two years of systematic school instruction in Agriculture Education above the ninth grade level. ✅Earned and productively invested at least $1,500 OR worked at least 375 hours in excess of scheduled class time OR a combination thereof, in a SAE. ✅Have participated in at least 25 additional, unduplicated hours of community service activities within at least two different community service activities. ✅Demonstrate leadership ability by: Performing ten procedures of parliamentary law, giving a six-minute speech on a topic related to agriculture or the FFA, and serving as an officer/committee chair/participating member of a chapter committee. ✅Have satisfactory scholastic record as certified by the local agricultural education instructor and the principal or superintendent. ✅Have participated in the planning and completion of Chapter Program of Activities. ✅Have participated in at least five approved FFA activities above the chapter level. ✅Meet other requirements as established by the Iowa FFA Association. BIG CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE MEMBERS👏
IOWA DEGREE RECIPIENTS⭐️ We are excited to announce TEN Iowa Degree applications were approved from our chapter! These individuals had to complete the following in order to apply for the highest degree the Iowa FFA Association can present a member: ✅Received their Chapter FFA Degree and been an active FFA member for at least two years. ✅Completed at least two years of systematic school instruction in Agriculture Education above the ninth grade level. ✅Earned and productively invested at least $1,500 OR worked at least 375 hours in excess of scheduled class time OR a combination thereof, in a SAE. ✅Have participated in at least 25 additional, unduplicated hours of community service activities within at least two different community service activities. ✅Demonstrate leadership ability by: Performing ten procedures of parliamentary law, giving a six-minute speech on a topic related to agriculture or the FFA, and serving as an officer/committee chair/participating member of a chapter committee. ✅Have satisfactory scholastic record as certified by the local agricultural education instructor and the principal or superintendent. ✅Have participated in the planning and completion of Chapter Program of Activities. ✅Have participated in at least five approved FFA activities above the chapter level. ✅Meet other requirements as established by the Iowa FFA Association. BIG CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE MEMBERS👏
IOWA DEGREE RECIPIENTS⭐️ We are excited to announce TEN Iowa Degree applications were approved from our chapter! These individuals had to complete the following in order to apply for the highest degree the Iowa FFA Association can present a member: ✅Received their Chapter FFA Degree and been an active FFA member for at least two years. ✅Completed at least two years of systematic school instruction in Agriculture Education above the ninth grade level. ✅Earned and productively invested at least $1,500 OR worked at least 375 hours in excess of scheduled class time OR a combination thereof, in a SAE. ✅Have participated in at least 25 additional, unduplicated hours of community service activities within at least two different community service activities. ✅Demonstrate leadership ability by: Performing ten procedures of parliamentary law, giving a six-minute speech on a topic related to agriculture or the FFA, and serving as an officer/committee chair/participating member of a chapter committee. ✅Have satisfactory scholastic record as certified by the local agricultural education instructor and the principal or superintendent. ✅Have participated in the planning and completion of Chapter Program of Activities. ✅Have participated in at least five approved FFA activities above the chapter level. ✅Meet other requirements as established by the Iowa FFA Association. BIG CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE MEMBERS👏
IOWA DEGREE RECIPIENTS⭐️ We are excited to announce TEN Iowa Degree applications were approved from our chapter! These individuals had to complete the following in order to apply for the highest degree the Iowa FFA Association can present a member: ✅Received their Chapter FFA Degree and been an active FFA member for at least two years. ✅Completed at least two years of systematic school instruction in Agriculture Education above the ninth grade level. ✅Earned and productively invested at least $1,500 OR worked at least 375 hours in excess of scheduled class time OR a combination thereof, in a SAE. ✅Have participated in at least 25 additional, unduplicated hours of community service activities within at least two different community service activities. ✅Demonstrate leadership ability by: Performing ten procedures of parliamentary law, giving a six-minute speech on a topic related to agriculture or the FFA, and serving as an officer/committee chair/participating member of a chapter committee. ✅Have satisfactory scholastic record as certified by the local agricultural education instructor and the principal or superintendent. ✅Have participated in the planning and completion of Chapter Program of Activities. ✅Have participated in at least five approved FFA activities above the chapter level. ✅Meet other requirements as established by the Iowa FFA Association. BIG CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE MEMBERS👏
IOWA DEGREE RECIPIENTS⭐️ We are excited to announce TEN Iowa Degree applications were approved from our chapter! These individuals had to complete the following in order to apply for the highest degree the Iowa FFA Association can present a member: ✅Received their Chapter FFA Degree and been an active FFA member for at least two years. ✅Completed at least two years of systematic school instruction in Agriculture Education above the ninth grade level. ✅Earned and productively invested at least $1,500 OR worked at least 375 hours in excess of scheduled class time OR a combination thereof, in a SAE. ✅Have participated in at least 25 additional, unduplicated hours of community service activities within at least two different community service activities. ✅Demonstrate leadership ability by: Performing ten procedures of parliamentary law, giving a six-minute speech on a topic related to agriculture or the FFA, and serving as an officer/committee chair/participating member of a chapter committee. ✅Have satisfactory scholastic record as certified by the local agricultural education instructor and the principal or superintendent. ✅Have participated in the planning and completion of Chapter Program of Activities. ✅Have participated in at least five approved FFA activities above the chapter level. ✅Meet other requirements as established by the Iowa FFA Association. BIG CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE MEMBERS👏
IOWA DEGREE RECIPIENTS⭐️ We are excited to announce TEN Iowa Degree applications were approved from our chapter! These individuals had to complete the following in order to apply for the highest degree the Iowa FFA Association can present a member: ✅Received their Chapter FFA Degree and been an active FFA member for at least two years. ✅Completed at least two years of systematic school instruction in Agriculture Education above the ninth grade level. ✅Earned and productively invested at least $1,500 OR worked at least 375 hours in excess of scheduled class time OR a combination thereof, in a SAE. ✅Have participated in at least 25 additional, unduplicated hours of community service activities within at least two different community service activities. ✅Demonstrate leadership ability by: Performing ten procedures of parliamentary law, giving a six-minute speech on a topic related to agriculture or the FFA, and serving as an officer/committee chair/participating member of a chapter committee. ✅Have satisfactory scholastic record as certified by the local agricultural education instructor and the principal or superintendent. ✅Have participated in the planning and completion of Chapter Program of Activities. ✅Have participated in at least five approved FFA activities above the chapter level. ✅Meet other requirements as established by the Iowa FFA Association. BIG CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE MEMBERS👏
IOWA DEGREE RECIPIENTS⭐️ We are excited to announce TEN Iowa Degree applications were approved from our chapter! These individuals had to complete the following in order to apply for the highest degree the Iowa FFA Association can present a member: ✅Received their Chapter FFA Degree and been an active FFA member for at least two years. ✅Completed at least two years of systematic school instruction in Agriculture Education above the ninth grade level. ✅Earned and productively invested at least $1,500 OR worked at least 375 hours in excess of scheduled class time OR a combination thereof, in a SAE. ✅Have participated in at least 25 additional, unduplicated hours of community service activities within at least two different community service activities. ✅Demonstrate leadership ability by: Performing ten procedures of parliamentary law, giving a six-minute speech on a topic related to agriculture or the FFA, and serving as an officer/committee chair/participating member of a chapter committee. ✅Have satisfactory scholastic record as certified by the local agricultural education instructor and the principal or superintendent. ✅Have participated in the planning and completion of Chapter Program of Activities. ✅Have participated in at least five approved FFA activities above the chapter level. ✅Meet other requirements as established by the Iowa FFA Association. BIG CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE MEMBERS👏
IOWA DEGREE RECIPIENTS⭐️ We are excited to announce TEN Iowa Degree applications were approved from our chapter! These individuals had to complete the following in order to apply for the highest degree the Iowa FFA Association can present a member: ✅Received their Chapter FFA Degree and been an active FFA member for at least two years. ✅Completed at least two years of systematic school instruction in Agriculture Education above the ninth grade level. ✅Earned and productively invested at least $1,500 OR worked at least 375 hours in excess of scheduled class time OR a combination thereof, in a SAE. ✅Have participated in at least 25 additional, unduplicated hours of community service activities within at least two different community service activities. ✅Demonstrate leadership ability by: Performing ten procedures of parliamentary law, giving a six-minute speech on a topic related to agriculture or the FFA, and serving as an officer/committee chair/participating member of a chapter committee. ✅Have satisfactory scholastic record as certified by the local agricultural education instructor and the principal or superintendent. ✅Have participated in the planning and completion of Chapter Program of Activities. ✅Have participated in at least five approved FFA activities above the chapter level. ✅Meet other requirements as established by the Iowa FFA Association. BIG CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE MEMBERS👏
New Hampton's National Honor Society chapter is gearing up for Post Prom with our annual mini-cheesecake fundraiser, partnering with Sweets by Keke! A portion of all proceeds goes to New Hampton's 2026 Post Prom. Contact an NHS member or Mrs. Bercik to order your six-pack of mini cheesecakes today! See attached flyer for more information. All orders are due by February 20 and will be delivered the week of March 9. Please make checks out to New Hampton Schools. Thanks in advance for your support!
3 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
New Hampton's National Honor Society chapter is gearing up for Post Prom with our annual mini-cheesecake fundraiser, partnering with Sweets by Keke! A portion of all proceeds goes to New Hampton's 2026 Post Prom. Contact an NHS member or Mrs. Bercik to order your six-pack of mini cheesecakes today! See attached flyer for more information. All orders are due by February 20 and will be delivered the week of March 9. Please make checks out to New Hampton Schools. Thanks in advance for your support!
New Hampton's National Honor Society chapter is gearing up for Post Prom with our annual mini-cheesecake fundraiser, partnering with Sweets by Keke! A portion of all proceeds goes to New Hampton's 2026 Post Prom. Contact an NHS member or Mrs. Bercik to order your six-pack of mini cheesecakes today! See attached flyer for more information. All orders are due by February 20 and will be delivered the week of March 9. Please make checks out to New Hampton Schools. Thanks in advance for your support!
🏀 Light Up the Court, Chickasaws! The Chickasaw Boys and Girls Basketball Teams are back on their home court to take on MFL MarMac in a night full of energy, excitement, and Chickasaw pride! Let’s pack the gym, turn up the volume, and cheer our teams to victory!

📅 February 6, 2026
🕓 JV Girls Tip-Off: 4:00 PM. Followed by JV Boys, Varsity Girls, and Varsity Boys
💡 Chickasaw Spirit Dress-Up Theme: NEON NIGHT! Bring the glow, wear the brightest colors, and light up the stands with Chickasaw spirit!
💵 Admission: Adults $4 | Students $6. Tickets: Purchase online → https://tickets.gobound.com/tickets/events/h.5d88d1df0f0c440/checkout or cash, debit, or credit also accepted at the gate.

Let’s make it a night to remember — bright lights, big energy, and bold Chickasaw pride! Go Chickasaws! 🔴⚫💡
6 days ago, Gretchen Johnson
Chickasaw Activities
Preschool pre-registration is now open! Please click on the link below to pre-register your child for New Hampton Preschool for the 2026-27 school year.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vQIUzRMmG4aCVD48twoxA1cxlCvGfwK2y0595ulsY5iPJ06QglDBVCh57dd5hYU4TfZALlEEOT4jh_R/pub

7 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Preschool pre-registration is now open! Please click on the link below to pre-register your child for New Hampton Preschool for the 2026-27 school year. https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vQIUzRMmG4aCVD48twoxA1cxlCvGfwK2y0595ulsY5iPJ06QglDBVCh57dd5hYU4TfZALlEEOT4jh_R/pub
Preschool pre-registration is now open! Please click on the link below to pre-register your child for New Hampton Preschool for the 2026-27 school year. https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vQIUzRMmG4aCVD48twoxA1cxlCvGfwK2y0595ulsY5iPJ06QglDBVCh57dd5hYU4TfZALlEEOT4jh_R/pub
Our 4th Grade 2nd Quarter Awards Ceremony was a huge success—these students are true rock stars! ⭐️
We were so proud to recognize students who earned above 90% in reading, language, science, social studies, and math, as well as those who showed growth and determination by raising their grades and earning the BUG Award. 📈

We also celebrated students on the 2nd Quarter Honor Roll and 1st Semester Honor Roll, along with our Tribe Student Award recipients who consistently followed PBIS expectations and set a positive example for others. ♥️

Way to go, 4th graders! Your hard work, growth, and great choices do not go unnoticed—we are so proud of you! 🎉👏



8 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Our 4th Grade 2nd Quarter Awards Ceremony was a huge success—these students are true rock stars! ⭐️ We were so proud to recognize students who earned above 90% in reading, language, science, social studies, and math, as well as those who showed growth and determination by raising their grades and earning the BUG Award. 📈 We also celebrated students on the 2nd Quarter Honor Roll and 1st Semester Honor Roll, along with our Tribe Student Award recipients who consistently followed PBIS expectations and set a positive example for others. ♥️ Way to go, 4th graders! Your hard work, growth, and great choices do not go unnoticed—we are so proud of you! 🎉👏
Our 4th Grade 2nd Quarter Awards Ceremony was a huge success—these students are true rock stars! ⭐️ We were so proud to recognize students who earned above 90% in reading, language, science, social studies, and math, as well as those who showed growth and determination by raising their grades and earning the BUG Award. 📈 We also celebrated students on the 2nd Quarter Honor Roll and 1st Semester Honor Roll, along with our Tribe Student Award recipients who consistently followed PBIS expectations and set a positive example for others. ♥️ Way to go, 4th graders! Your hard work, growth, and great choices do not go unnoticed—we are so proud of you! 🎉👏
Our 4th Grade 2nd Quarter Awards Ceremony was a huge success—these students are true rock stars! ⭐️ We were so proud to recognize students who earned above 90% in reading, language, science, social studies, and math, as well as those who showed growth and determination by raising their grades and earning the BUG Award. 📈 We also celebrated students on the 2nd Quarter Honor Roll and 1st Semester Honor Roll, along with our Tribe Student Award recipients who consistently followed PBIS expectations and set a positive example for others. ♥️ Way to go, 4th graders! Your hard work, growth, and great choices do not go unnoticed—we are so proud of you! 🎉👏
Our 4th Grade 2nd Quarter Awards Ceremony was a huge success—these students are true rock stars! ⭐️ We were so proud to recognize students who earned above 90% in reading, language, science, social studies, and math, as well as those who showed growth and determination by raising their grades and earning the BUG Award. 📈 We also celebrated students on the 2nd Quarter Honor Roll and 1st Semester Honor Roll, along with our Tribe Student Award recipients who consistently followed PBIS expectations and set a positive example for others. ♥️ Way to go, 4th graders! Your hard work, growth, and great choices do not go unnoticed—we are so proud of you! 🎉👏
Our 4th Grade 2nd Quarter Awards Ceremony was a huge success—these students are true rock stars! ⭐️ We were so proud to recognize students who earned above 90% in reading, language, science, social studies, and math, as well as those who showed growth and determination by raising their grades and earning the BUG Award. 📈 We also celebrated students on the 2nd Quarter Honor Roll and 1st Semester Honor Roll, along with our Tribe Student Award recipients who consistently followed PBIS expectations and set a positive example for others. ♥️ Way to go, 4th graders! Your hard work, growth, and great choices do not go unnoticed—we are so proud of you! 🎉👏
Our 4th Grade 2nd Quarter Awards Ceremony was a huge success—these students are true rock stars! ⭐️ We were so proud to recognize students who earned above 90% in reading, language, science, social studies, and math, as well as those who showed growth and determination by raising their grades and earning the BUG Award. 📈 We also celebrated students on the 2nd Quarter Honor Roll and 1st Semester Honor Roll, along with our Tribe Student Award recipients who consistently followed PBIS expectations and set a positive example for others. ♥️ Way to go, 4th graders! Your hard work, growth, and great choices do not go unnoticed—we are so proud of you! 🎉👏
Our 4th Grade 2nd Quarter Awards Ceremony was a huge success—these students are true rock stars! ⭐️
We were so proud to recognize students who earned above 90% in reading, language, science, social studies, and math, as well as those who showed growth and determination by raising their grades and earning the BUG Award. 📈

We also celebrated students on the 2nd Quarter Honor Roll and 1st Semester Honor Roll, along with our Tribe Student Award recipients who consistently followed PBIS expectations and set a positive example for others. ♥️

Way to go, 4th graders! Your hard work, growth, and great choices do not go unnoticed—we are so proud of you! 🎉👏



8 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Our 4th Grade 2nd Quarter Awards Ceremony was a huge success—these students are true rock stars! ⭐️ We were so proud to recognize students who earned above 90% in reading, language, science, social studies, and math, as well as those who showed growth and determination by raising their grades and earning the BUG Award. 📈 We also celebrated students on the 2nd Quarter Honor Roll and 1st Semester Honor Roll, along with our Tribe Student Award recipients who consistently followed PBIS expectations and set a positive example for others. ♥️ Way to go, 4th graders! Your hard work, growth, and great choices do not go unnoticed—we are so proud of you! 🎉👏
Our 4th Grade 2nd Quarter Awards Ceremony was a huge success—these students are true rock stars! ⭐️ We were so proud to recognize students who earned above 90% in reading, language, science, social studies, and math, as well as those who showed growth and determination by raising their grades and earning the BUG Award. 📈 We also celebrated students on the 2nd Quarter Honor Roll and 1st Semester Honor Roll, along with our Tribe Student Award recipients who consistently followed PBIS expectations and set a positive example for others. ♥️ Way to go, 4th graders! Your hard work, growth, and great choices do not go unnoticed—we are so proud of you! 🎉👏
Our 4th Grade 2nd Quarter Awards Ceremony was a huge success—these students are true rock stars! ⭐️ We were so proud to recognize students who earned above 90% in reading, language, science, social studies, and math, as well as those who showed growth and determination by raising their grades and earning the BUG Award. 📈 We also celebrated students on the 2nd Quarter Honor Roll and 1st Semester Honor Roll, along with our Tribe Student Award recipients who consistently followed PBIS expectations and set a positive example for others. ♥️ Way to go, 4th graders! Your hard work, growth, and great choices do not go unnoticed—we are so proud of you! 🎉👏
Our 4th Grade 2nd Quarter Awards Ceremony was a huge success—these students are true rock stars! ⭐️ We were so proud to recognize students who earned above 90% in reading, language, science, social studies, and math, as well as those who showed growth and determination by raising their grades and earning the BUG Award. 📈 We also celebrated students on the 2nd Quarter Honor Roll and 1st Semester Honor Roll, along with our Tribe Student Award recipients who consistently followed PBIS expectations and set a positive example for others. ♥️ Way to go, 4th graders! Your hard work, growth, and great choices do not go unnoticed—we are so proud of you! 🎉👏
Our 4th Grade 2nd Quarter Awards Ceremony was a huge success—these students are true rock stars! ⭐️ We were so proud to recognize students who earned above 90% in reading, language, science, social studies, and math, as well as those who showed growth and determination by raising their grades and earning the BUG Award. 📈 We also celebrated students on the 2nd Quarter Honor Roll and 1st Semester Honor Roll, along with our Tribe Student Award recipients who consistently followed PBIS expectations and set a positive example for others. ♥️ Way to go, 4th graders! Your hard work, growth, and great choices do not go unnoticed—we are so proud of you! 🎉👏
Our 4th Grade 2nd Quarter Awards Ceremony was a huge success—these students are true rock stars! ⭐️ We were so proud to recognize students who earned above 90% in reading, language, science, social studies, and math, as well as those who showed growth and determination by raising their grades and earning the BUG Award. 📈 We also celebrated students on the 2nd Quarter Honor Roll and 1st Semester Honor Roll, along with our Tribe Student Award recipients who consistently followed PBIS expectations and set a positive example for others. ♥️ Way to go, 4th graders! Your hard work, growth, and great choices do not go unnoticed—we are so proud of you! 🎉👏
Our 4th graders had an absolute blast at their 2nd quarter reward party—skating in town! 🛼🎉
Lots of smiles, laughter, and unforgettable memories were made. Thank you to everyone who supports our raffle—your generosity helps make fun, motivating opportunities like this possible for our students. We truly couldn’t do it without you!
8 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Our 4th graders had an absolute blast at their 2nd quarter reward party—skating in town! 🛼🎉 Lots of smiles, laughter, and unforgettable memories were made. Thank you to everyone who supports our raffle—your generosity helps make fun, motivating opportunities like this possible for our students. We truly couldn’t do it without you!
Our 4th graders had an absolute blast at their 2nd quarter reward party—skating in town! 🛼🎉 Lots of smiles, laughter, and unforgettable memories were made. Thank you to everyone who supports our raffle—your generosity helps make fun, motivating opportunities like this possible for our students. We truly couldn’t do it without you!
Our 4th graders had an absolute blast at their 2nd quarter reward party—skating in town! 🛼🎉 Lots of smiles, laughter, and unforgettable memories were made. Thank you to everyone who supports our raffle—your generosity helps make fun, motivating opportunities like this possible for our students. We truly couldn’t do it without you!
Our 4th graders had an absolute blast at their 2nd quarter reward party—skating in town! 🛼🎉 Lots of smiles, laughter, and unforgettable memories were made. Thank you to everyone who supports our raffle—your generosity helps make fun, motivating opportunities like this possible for our students. We truly couldn’t do it without you!
Our 4th graders had an absolute blast at their 2nd quarter reward party—skating in town! 🛼🎉 Lots of smiles, laughter, and unforgettable memories were made. Thank you to everyone who supports our raffle—your generosity helps make fun, motivating opportunities like this possible for our students. We truly couldn’t do it without you!
Our 4th graders had an absolute blast at their 2nd quarter reward party—skating in town! 🛼🎉 Lots of smiles, laughter, and unforgettable memories were made. Thank you to everyone who supports our raffle—your generosity helps make fun, motivating opportunities like this possible for our students. We truly couldn’t do it without you!
Our 4th graders had an absolute blast at their 2nd quarter reward party—skating in town! 🛼🎉 Lots of smiles, laughter, and unforgettable memories were made. Thank you to everyone who supports our raffle—your generosity helps make fun, motivating opportunities like this possible for our students. We truly couldn’t do it without you!
Our 4th graders had an absolute blast at their 2nd quarter reward party—skating in town! 🛼🎉 Lots of smiles, laughter, and unforgettable memories were made. Thank you to everyone who supports our raffle—your generosity helps make fun, motivating opportunities like this possible for our students. We truly couldn’t do it without you!
We are using Curipod to help 4th graders improve their writing by giving them immediate feedback so they can revise and grow right away. Bonus: students are excited to write!
8 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
We are using Curipod to help 4th graders improve their writing by giving them immediate feedback so they can revise and grow right away. Bonus: students are excited to write!
It may have been too cold to play outside in January, but these preschoolers found plenty of ways to play with "snow" and "ice" inside!
8 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
It may have been too cold to play outside in January, but these preschoolers found plenty of ways to play with "snow" and "ice" inside!
It may have been too cold to play outside in January, but these preschoolers found plenty of ways to play with "snow" and "ice" inside!
It may have been too cold to play outside in January, but these preschoolers found plenty of ways to play with "snow" and "ice" inside!
It may have been too cold to play outside in January, but these preschoolers found plenty of ways to play with "snow" and "ice" inside!
It may have been too cold to play outside in January, but these preschoolers found plenty of ways to play with "snow" and "ice" inside!
It may have been too cold to play outside in January, but these preschoolers found plenty of ways to play with "snow" and "ice" inside!
It may have been too cold to play outside in January, but these preschoolers found plenty of ways to play with "snow" and "ice" inside!
It may have been too cold to play outside in January, but these preschoolers found plenty of ways to play with "snow" and "ice" inside!
It may have been too cold to play outside in January, but these preschoolers found plenty of ways to play with "snow" and "ice" inside!
It may have been too cold to play outside in January, but these preschoolers found plenty of ways to play with "snow" and "ice" inside!
Cooking Around the World Class made Chicken & Sausage Jambalaya for their first lab of the semester. The students have been discussing different ethnic and cultural groups. They talked about what ethnic group their family is from and if they have any family recipes and traditions. Since it was Friday the leftovers went to the custodians because they had a wrestling tournament to work on the weekend. They loved it!
9 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Cooking Around the World Class made Chicken & Sausage Jambalaya for their first lab of the semester. The students have been discussing different ethnic and cultural groups. They talked about what ethnic group their family is from and if they have any family recipes and traditions. Since it was Friday the leftovers went to the custodians because they had a wrestling tournament to work on the weekend. They loved it!