This week is American Education week (November 17-21). We would like to send a special thanks each day to someone who makes a difference in education.
Today we say thank you to our Teachers! Teachers wear many hats each and every day. Teachers are detectives as they find out what the students already know and what they need to know next. They are motivators, encouraging students to reach their potential. Teachers are management masters, as they organize both people and materials to make sure the day runs smoothly. They are mentors, as they help students guide student choices and build their character. They are communicators, making sure parents and teachers are a team in the student’s education. They are caretakers, as they help students through their highs and lows in life. We appreciate all the hard work and dedication from our teachers at New Hampton!
Today we say thank you to our Teachers! Teachers wear many hats each and every day. Teachers are detectives as they find out what the students already know and what they need to know next. They are motivators, encouraging students to reach their potential. Teachers are management masters, as they organize both people and materials to make sure the day runs smoothly. They are mentors, as they help students guide student choices and build their character. They are communicators, making sure parents and teachers are a team in the student’s education. They are caretakers, as they help students through their highs and lows in life. We appreciate all the hard work and dedication from our teachers at New Hampton!
Ms. Junk's Kindergarten intervention students practice letter formation kinesthetically by tracing letters in sand
With seven classes displaced during the remodel, Mrs. Sinnwell is making great use of this flexible space for both lab learning and social studies activities!
Seventh graders had a fantastic time at the Dubuque Riverfront Museum.
According to the Iowa Department of Education: "The Iowa Department of Education supports industry certification through its Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs by identifying and approving Industry-Recognized Credentials (IRCs) that align with career pathways ..."
Our very own students at New Hampton High School have achieved their IRC through ServSafe program and exam. The Foods I students (two sections) all achieved a Food Handler Certificate good for three years. This is recognized in the Food Industry as much needed training and taught by New Hampton's Family & Consumer Science teacher, Mrs. Schmitt. "The students are well-equipped to take an after-school job in the hospitality industry. This is a real-world valuable learning experience." The certificates were paid with Perkins' Grant money. Thank you, Mr. Manson for making this happen.
Don't worry about dessert for Thanksgiving because I ordered one extra pie of every kind and this is what we have left:
One - French Silk $28.00
One - Pecan Pie $25.00
One - Peanut butter Chocolate Pie - $28.00
One - Apple Pie $24.00
Eight- Pumpkin Rolls $20.00 each
Cake Tidbits and Cheesecake Sampler are sold!
Please email Mrs. Schmitt to save your pie because they will go quickly!
a_schmitt@new-hampton.k12.ia.us
It's that time of year again when the New Hampton Choirs go on tour! Make sure you catch a performance
NHHS Interact Club is excited to announce our School Spirit Clothing Drive! This is your chance to share your Chickasaw pride and help others show their school spirit. We are collecting any school-branded apparel in good condition including:
*T-shirts
*Sweatshirts
*Jackets
*Hats
*Joggers
*Bags/Accessories
Why Donate?
Your donations will help students and community members refresh their Chickasaw wardrobe at a fraction of the cost of buying new. Stay tuned for upcoming pop-up shops, where everyone will have the chance to pick up spirit wear for a free-will offering.
FCCLA (Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America) donated two bags of toys and shelf-stable food to the Ronald McDonald House. The students traveled to Keystone AEA in Elkader on Tuesday to a District Leadership meeting.
This week is American Education week (November 17-21). We would like to send a special thanks each day to someone who makes a difference in education.
Today we say thank you to our School Support Staff! From our paraprofessionals to secretaries, to bus drivers, custodians, nurses, and school cooks, YOU are the ones who keep our schools running smoothly every day. They are the ones behind the scenes making a difference every day, who truly enjoy helping others. We appreciate all you do to make our schools safe, clean, and fun to be at. Thank you New Hampton School Support Staff!
Today we say thank you to our School Support Staff! From our paraprofessionals to secretaries, to bus drivers, custodians, nurses, and school cooks, YOU are the ones who keep our schools running smoothly every day. They are the ones behind the scenes making a difference every day, who truly enjoy helping others. We appreciate all you do to make our schools safe, clean, and fun to be at. Thank you New Hampton School Support Staff!
The holidays are quickly approaching and our dress up days for December are here! Dress up days are the same for students and staff in the elementary, middle school, and high school. Happy Holidays!
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Mayor Geerts visited New Hampton Middle School to sign the American Education Week proclamation as students looked on. The public schools in the New Hampton School District are always working to provide a positive environment that will empower students in an ever changing world.
L-R Brooks Lechtenberg, Breyer Collins, Hudson Albrecht, Cale Geerts, Mayor Steve Geerts, Maceo Valentini, Rowan Kleiss, Mayzie Thomas, Gracie Hanson, Skylar Sternat, and Maddilynn Erin.
7th Grade GBB Game tonight @ Postville will start at 5:15, 8th grade will practice at the CWC after school. Good Luck tonight 7th graders in Postville.
This week is American Education week (November 17-21). We would like to send a special thanks each day to someone who makes a difference in education.
Today we would like to thank our Administrators. Our administrators are here to support and advocate for the students, teachers, and staff in our school buildings. We appreciate their leadership and dedication to making our school a safe and welcoming learning environment for all students. Thank you school administrators!
Today we would like to thank our Administrators. Our administrators are here to support and advocate for the students, teachers, and staff in our school buildings. We appreciate their leadership and dedication to making our school a safe and welcoming learning environment for all students. Thank you school administrators!
Students in Mrs. Macon's Spanish I classes created questions and answers based on their class stories. They then read their information aloud with a partner, interview style, as their speaking assessment.
7th Grade FCS students (2 sections- a total of 37 students) have been doing some simple daily life skills of learning to cook over a stove. They made hash browns from baked potatoes and then the next lab they learned how to cook scrambled eggs. The young students are doing really well and if they practice at home they were instructed to ask permission first to use the stove
This week is American Education week (November 17-21). We would like to send a special thanks each day to someone who makes a difference in education.
Today we would like to thank our School Board Members. Our school board members make an extraordinary difference in the lives of our students and our community. They work hard to make informed decisions that have an impact both on our students today and the future students of NH. We appreciate all they do to help our students succeed. Thank you New Hampton School Board members!
Today we would like to thank our School Board Members. Our school board members make an extraordinary difference in the lives of our students and our community. They work hard to make informed decisions that have an impact both on our students today and the future students of NH. We appreciate all they do to help our students succeed. Thank you New Hampton School Board members!
“Come out tonight or tomorrow to enjoy a great performance of Annie! Our middle school students were treated to a special sneak peek this afternoon.”
Baking Class is learning to make pies. First, the students learned about all of the different types of pies and vocabulary. As an activity the students made homemade playdough to practice with to make pie crust. This is a perfect way to make one and two crust pies over and over again.
