The baby chicks hatched last week, and the fourth-graders were thrilled to hold and gently pet them. It was an exciting, hands-on experience that sparked lots of curiosity and excitement in their classroom! This experience also connected perfectly to our learning as the fourth grade class has been studying the structures and adaptations of living things. Observing the chicks up close helped students better understand how physical features support survival and growth.
9 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
The baby chicks hatched last week, and the fourth-graders were thrilled to hold and gently pet them. It was an exciting, hands-on experience that sparked lots of curiosity and excitement in their classroom! This experience also connected perfectly to our learning as the fourth grade class has been studying the structures and adaptations of living things. Observing the chicks up close helped students better understand how physical features support survival and growth.
The baby chicks hatched last week, and the fourth-graders were thrilled to hold and gently pet them. It was an exciting, hands-on experience that sparked lots of curiosity and excitement in their classroom! This experience also connected perfectly to our learning as the fourth grade class has been studying the structures and adaptations of living things. Observing the chicks up close helped students better understand how physical features support survival and growth.
The baby chicks hatched last week, and the fourth-graders were thrilled to hold and gently pet them. It was an exciting, hands-on experience that sparked lots of curiosity and excitement in their classroom! This experience also connected perfectly to our learning as the fourth grade class has been studying the structures and adaptations of living things. Observing the chicks up close helped students better understand how physical features support survival and growth.
The baby chicks hatched last week, and the fourth-graders were thrilled to hold and gently pet them. It was an exciting, hands-on experience that sparked lots of curiosity and excitement in their classroom! This experience also connected perfectly to our learning as the fourth grade class has been studying the structures and adaptations of living things. Observing the chicks up close helped students better understand how physical features support survival and growth.
The baby chicks hatched last week, and the fourth-graders were thrilled to hold and gently pet them. It was an exciting, hands-on experience that sparked lots of curiosity and excitement in their classroom! This experience also connected perfectly to our learning as the fourth grade class has been studying the structures and adaptations of living things. Observing the chicks up close helped students better understand how physical features support survival and growth.
Fourth graders visited the Landfill of North Iowa and learned about the importance of the 3 Rs—Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle. Students were reminded how important it is to practice the 3 Rs to keep as much waste out of the landfill as possible. They were especially surprised to learn that batteries the fourth graders think are “dead” can still hold energy and potentially cause fires if not disposed of properly.
A big thank you to Christa for the informative tour and for teaching them how they can all help maintain a healthy environment!
9 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Fourth graders visited the Landfill of North Iowa and learned about the importance of the 3 Rs—Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle. Students were reminded how important it is to practice the 3 Rs to keep as much waste out of the landfill as possible. They were especially surprised to learn that batteries the fourth graders think are “dead” can still hold energy and potentially cause fires if not disposed of properly. A big thank you to Christa for the informative tour and for teaching them how they can all help maintain a healthy environment!
Fourth graders visited the Landfill of North Iowa and learned about the importance of the 3 Rs—Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle. Students were reminded how important it is to practice the 3 Rs to keep as much waste out of the landfill as possible. They were especially surprised to learn that batteries the fourth graders think are “dead” can still hold energy and potentially cause fires if not disposed of properly. A big thank you to Christa for the informative tour and for teaching them how they can all help maintain a healthy environment!
Fourth graders visited the Landfill of North Iowa and learned about the importance of the 3 Rs—Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle. Students were reminded how important it is to practice the 3 Rs to keep as much waste out of the landfill as possible. They were especially surprised to learn that batteries the fourth graders think are “dead” can still hold energy and potentially cause fires if not disposed of properly. A big thank you to Christa for the informative tour and for teaching them how they can all help maintain a healthy environment!
Fourth graders visited the Landfill of North Iowa and learned about the importance of the 3 Rs—Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle. Students were reminded how important it is to practice the 3 Rs to keep as much waste out of the landfill as possible. They were especially surprised to learn that batteries the fourth graders think are “dead” can still hold energy and potentially cause fires if not disposed of properly. A big thank you to Christa for the informative tour and for teaching them how they can all help maintain a healthy environment!
Happy teacher appreciation week to all the teachers!! We appreciate all of you. Thank you for all you do!!
9 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Congratulations to Senior Ella Knutson for signing on to be part of the University of Wyoming Rodeo Team!
12 days ago, Michelle O'Donnell
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Happy School Lunch Hero Day to all the Food Service workers!! We appreciate all of you. Thank you for all you do!!🍒🍓🍇🍌🍴🍖🍗🥩🥓🧆
12 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Decision Day 2026! We are celebrating our soon-to-be graduates, asking them to wear a shirt that represents their future military branch, place of employment, or college today!
12 days ago, Michelle O'Donnell
DecisionDay
Happy National Principal Day to your principals Mrs. Steele, Mr. Schmitt, and Mr. Manson!! We appreciate all of you. Thank you for all you do!!
12 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Happy National Principal Day to your principals Mrs. Steele, Mr. Schmitt, and Mr. Manson!! We appreciate all of you. Thank you for all you do!!
Happy National Principal Day to your principals Mrs. Steele, Mr. Schmitt, and Mr. Manson!! We appreciate all of you. Thank you for all you do!!
Happy National Principal Day to your principals Mrs. Steele, Mr. Schmitt, and Mr. Manson!! We appreciate all of you. Thank you for all you do!!
Last week, the 8th-grade middle school students learned how to use family tree vocabulary in Spanish. They played games, sang songs, and completed a small project to practice pronunciation. Aplausos for their results!
13 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Last week, the 8th-grade middle school students learned how to use family tree vocabulary in Spanish. They played games, sang songs, and completed a small project to practice pronunciation. Aplausos for their results!
Last week, the 8th-grade middle school students learned how to use family tree vocabulary in Spanish. They played games, sang songs, and completed a small project to practice pronunciation. Aplausos for their results!
Last week, the 8th-grade middle school students learned how to use family tree vocabulary in Spanish. They played games, sang songs, and completed a small project to practice pronunciation. Aplausos for their results!
Last week, the 8th-grade middle school students learned how to use family tree vocabulary in Spanish. They played games, sang songs, and completed a small project to practice pronunciation. Aplausos for their results!
Last week, the 8th-grade middle school students learned how to use family tree vocabulary in Spanish. They played games, sang songs, and completed a small project to practice pronunciation. Aplausos for their results!
Last week, the 8th-grade middle school students learned how to use family tree vocabulary in Spanish. They played games, sang songs, and completed a small project to practice pronunciation. Aplausos for their results!

Dear Parents and Guardians,

We’re excited to celebrate our Preschool Graduation! Please join us on May 5th at 6pm as we recognize all the hard work and growth of our students.

We can’t wait to celebrate this special moment with you!

Warmly,

The 4 year old preschool team!

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rAQ6rANZYRRGMgH9leIfDtYKIPgtYV9g/view?usp=sharing

13 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Bus 7 is running 5-10 minutes behind this morning 4/30/26
13 days ago, Laurie Thraenert

Due to last nights late meet the 7-8th boys and girls track practice will end at 4:30 PM today 4.29.26.

14 days ago, Gretchen Johnson
🏈 CALLING ALL FOOTBALL LOVERS! 🏈 The PANTHER PROWL is coming to New Hampton! 🐾⚡ Get ready to level up your game at our action-packed football camp! Grades 3rd - 8th on June 5th from 3:00 - 6:00 PM.

Whether you're looking to sharpen your skills, make new friends, or just have a blast on the field, this camp is FOR YOU! Don't miss out on the excitement!
15 days ago, Gretchen Johnson
Chickasaw Activities
Mrs. Reicks’s third grade class won the coin war contest for the foster grandparent program! The third graders collected $212.78!! Teacher Cheri‘s class came in second place! We competed against many schools in Mitchell County, Floyd County, Cerro Gordo County, and Chickasaw County. Mrs. Reicks' class will be given a pizza party with juice provided by the foster grandparent program! Also, Grandma Claudia was crowned Chickasaw County foster grandparent of the year! Congratulations to Grandma Claudia and the students in Mrs. Reicks’s class and Teacher Cheri’s class for working so hard for an awesome cause!
15 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Mrs. Reicks’s third grade class won the coin war contest for the foster grandparent program! The third graders collected $212.78!! Teacher Cheri‘s class came in second place! We competed against many schools in Mitchell County, Floyd County, Cerro Gordo County, and Chickasaw County. Mrs. Reicks' class will be given a pizza party with juice provided by the foster grandparent program! Also, Grandma Claudia was crowned Chickasaw County foster grandparent of the year! Congratulations to Grandma Claudia and the students in Mrs. Reicks’s class and Teacher Cheri’s class for working so hard for an awesome cause!
Mrs. Reicks’s third grade class won the coin war contest for the foster grandparent program! The third graders collected $212.78!! Teacher Cheri‘s class came in second place! We competed against many schools in Mitchell County, Floyd County, Cerro Gordo County, and Chickasaw County. Mrs. Reicks' class will be given a pizza party with juice provided by the foster grandparent program! Also, Grandma Claudia was crowned Chickasaw County foster grandparent of the year! Congratulations to Grandma Claudia and the students in Mrs. Reicks’s class and Teacher Cheri’s class for working so hard for an awesome cause!
Mrs. Reicks’s third grade class won the coin war contest for the foster grandparent program! We collected $212.78. Teacher Cheri‘s class came in second place!
📣 Elementary Families 📣

Please remind your child to bring a coat to school. Morning recess will be chilly this week!

If the temperature is 55° or above, students may go out in long sleeves.
If the temperature is 60° or above, students may go out in short sleeves.
16 days ago, Emily Steele
recess reminder
The boys' 7th-8th track meet for tonight 4.27.26 at New Hampton is CANCELLED!
16 days ago, Gretchen Johnson
UPDATE: Boys Golf at Tri-City Golf Course (MFL MarMac) has bee POSTPONED - TBD

Girls Golf at Dener has been POSTPONED to Friday, May 1st
16 days ago, Gretchen Johnson
Congratulations to the Class of 2026 Senior, Kylee Junk, who has signed to the University of Northern Iowa Dance Team!
16 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Congratulations to the Class of 2026 Senior, Kylee Junk, who has signed to the University of Northern Iowa Dance Team!
Congratulations to the Class of 2026 Senior, Kylee Junk, who has signed to the University of Northern Iowa Dance Team!
🌱🌿 FFA PLANT SALE! 🌿🌱 Whether you're starting a veggie garden or adding some color to your porch, we've got you covered! 🌻 Support your local FFA students and grab some beautiful plants!

🍅 Fresh tomatoes, peppers & cucumbers
🌸 Gorgeous potted plants & hanging baskets
💚 All the green goodness you need!

📅 WHEN:
• May 1st: 3:30-7:00 PM
• May 2nd: 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM

📍 WHERE:
New Hampton Ag Education Program Greenhouse
(East side of the high school)
16 days ago, Gretchen Johnson
FFA

Hello Dancers! We are thrilled to offer a dance opportunity for your young dancer to perform before the Varsity Football Game on Friday, September 4! The New Hampton Dance Team will teach the younger dancers a routine, giving them a team experience, helping them perform in front of a crowd, and making memories to last a lifetime!

Please click on the link:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TNbNAml3EgOxN-W-KlraBFokR4sL_SPa2__aVPC6H6c/edit?usp=sharing

16 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Given a "budget" , limited resources, and a little science, Physical Science students were challenged to design a protective device for an egg to be dropped from the NHMS foyer.g
19 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Given a "budget" , limited resources, and a little science, Physical Science students were challenged to design a protective device for an egg to be dropped from the NHMS foyer.
Given a "budget" , limited resources, and a little science, Physical Science students were challenged to design a protective device for an egg to be dropped from the NHMS foyer.
Given a "budget" , limited resources, and a little science, Physical Science students were challenged to design a protective device for an egg to be dropped from the NHMS foyer.