05/16
Thank you to Iowa Pork Producers for free coupons to purchase pork for our Family & Consumer Science (FCS) food labs. We will use them next school year.
Graduation Caps are decorated and ready to go for Sunday's Commencement ceremonies. New Hampton High School Commencement is Sunday, May 19 at 2:30 in the competition gym.
The Class of 24 proudly walks through the hallways as students clap and cheer.
Ready for Sunday! The competition gym is all set up for Commencement. The seniors enjoyed breakfast together before doing a commencement run through.
Enjoying fellowship, the Class of 2024, eats a meal together for the last time
Today marked the Seniors last day of school. They came in bright and early to the Senior Breakfast prepared by their high school teachers.
Thank you to all of sponsors of the Senior banners! They are now hung and ready for Graduation! Congratulations to the Class of 2024!
The class is finishing strong with their Ground Beef Challenge in Foods II. Each group was given one pound of ground beef and they needed to come up with a main dish. There was quite a variety (as the pictures will show) of meatballs, sliders, spaghetti, casseroles, etc. Mrs. Schmitt has some wonderful beginning chefs!
Foods II (two sections) succeeded in their Ground Beef Challenge. Each group was given one pound of ground beef and they needed to come up with a main dish. There was quite a variety (as the pictures will show) of meatballs, sliders, spaghetti, casseroles, etc.
Foods II (two sections) succeeded in their Ground Beef Challenge. Each group was given one pound of ground beef and they needed to come up with a main dish. There was quite a variety (as the pictures will show) of meatballs, sliders, spaghetti, casseroles, etc.
Iowa BIG North students volunteering to help Liz and Theresa at the Chamber prepare the flowering baskets to hang on Main Street! Being of service to others is one of our main tenets!!
The advanced building trades students received certifications in construction through career connections and 5 rivers apprenticeship program.
Former students, do you remember? As part of reading a book about the Holocaust (Night by Elie Wiesel), this group of tenth graders traveled to Viterbo College in La Crosse, Wisconsin to hear a Holocaust survivor speak. Night is still read in Mr. Meisner's English 2 class.
3rd graders coded a robot! They had to have 1 movement, 1 sound, and 1 light. Here are three of them!
Video number 1 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XgFSVpmNZuWx00cZodbFrdPtwkopaCgF/view?usp=sharing
Video number 2
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LVANH2IzmQb1vYlV-o08bBIRJ9jOf-8Z/view?usp=sharing
Video number 3
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XgFSVpmNZuWx00cZodbFrdPtwkopaCgF/view?usp=sharing
Seniors last day beginning with a staff breakfast.
Congratulations to the Class of 2024. Tonight at the Dollars For Scholars Award Night our students received over $250,000 in scholarships. We appreciate the community support and the efforts of our students!
Congratulations to Aaron Holschlag and Trinity Schwickerath for signing with Hawkeye to trap shoot next year. Also congratulations to Jonathan Condon for signing with NICC to trap shoot!
Congratulations to Austyn Kleppe for breaking the 8th grade shot put record again this season with a throw of 46' 9". The 4 x 400 record was also broken dating back to 1991 by Austyn Kleppe, Carson Laures, Kye Rausch, and Ethan Carter in a time of 3:55.43.
Little rain opens up to a rainbow here at the JH Girls NEIC Track and Field Meet.
