
Spreading Kindness with 7th and 8th grade students who had full bingo cards of kind deeds.


Spreading kindness with 5/6 "Kindness" Bingo blackouts, dancing unit, and outside patio time with the beautiful day.





12th grade novels class. Senior Quinn Mahoney is dressed up as a civil war union soldier. The class is currently reading the novel across five Aprils, which focuses on a family who has relatives, fighting for both the confederacy and the union army.



NH Track apparel fundraiser deadline is tomorrow at midnight. Don't miss out if you are looking to get some gear. https://nhtf24.itemorder.com/




The elementary raffle fundraiser is approaching! This is the only fundraiser the elementary has each year to support our students. We are still asking for donations that will be raffle prizes for our fundraiser. We would like to have donations by this week, but will accept donations until March 11th. Attached is a letter that includes the details on how to donate. We appreciate the support and will be sharing more information regarding carnival raffle ticket sales soon!
Thank you for your support. It is appreciated!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vh0P5U37_5WUb2mP0mMOjGHeecS_U8Ju/view?usp=drivesdk

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Nice job presenting speeches at Monday's school board meeting Carson and Brooklyn. NHMS kindness tree during kindness week.






Advanced Foods finished a chapter about spices, herbs, garnishes, and making gifts of foods. They learned about what each herb and spice looked like, smelled like, and taste tested on potato wedges. Some were better than others. The pictures were of the students making a gift in a jar and then several were given to teachers or parents as an appreciation gift




We went "down south" and made Jambalaya in Cooking Around the World; a new FCS class. Sopapilla, churros, guacamole, and more were made from learning about Mexico. The students have daily assignments, projects, and tests, but the food labs are their favorite. "Sometimes the food is so good the students eat it and we didn't take time to capture a photo!" stated Mrs. Schmitt. The students are learning new vocabulary and about different cultures than their own; a valuable lesson



Mrs. Schmitt‘s Foods II students have completed their Dairy Unit. Mrs. Schmitt wrote a grant for some new culinary items and used them during the dairy unit. Here are some pictures of the students preparing for our Dairy Carnival for the preschool students (coming up next week), some of the free prizes from Midwest Dairy, and reading books about dairy, cows, ice cream, and cheese. We are looking forward to our carnival next wee





STRAWBERRY SALES: Due to the downpour of constant rain in Florida they will not be able to pick the strawberries and have them here on 2/26. Expected delivery will be the week of 3/11. I will know the exact date of delivery as it gets closer.

On Thursday, Mrs. Wickham's 1st graders celebrated Black History Month by participating in the annual UNI African American Read-In. During this event the students listened to a couple stories, watched a magic show, and tried our hand at being an illustrator! Each student was also gifted a book to take home!







Recently, Security State Bank made a $200 donation to help sponsor the 8th grade oratory trip to Kansas City. We appreciate their support in helping students gain new and unique experiences!


STRAWBERRY SALES ANNOUNCEMENT: DUE TO THREE DAYS OF RAIN IN FLORIDA THEY WILL NOT BE ABLE TO PICK AND SHIP STRAWBERRIES AS PLANNED IN FEBRUARY. The next shipping date will be the week of March 11th. I am sorry for any inconvenience.
(Please send your payments to the school as I am still missing some. Thank you. Mrs. Schmitt)

Students in Mrs. Macon's Spanish I classes ended their food unit by creating a menu of authentic food from a Spanish speaking country of their choice. Students were also given the opportunity to prepare Spanish food. Besides well known foods like tacos, salsa, and guacamole, there were other more unique foods like hallaca from Venezuela and churro cookies. This is always a fun unit to do!





Students in Mrs. Macon's Spanish I classes ended their food unit by creating a menu of authentic food from a Spanish speaking country of their choice. Students were also given the opportunity to prepare Spanish food. Besides well known foods like tacos, salsa, and guacamole, there were other more unique foods like hallaca from Venezuela and churro cookies. This is always a fun unit to do!







Students in Mrs. Macon's Spanish I classes ended their food unit by creating a menu of authentic food from a Spanish speaking country of their choice. Students were also given the opportunity to prepare Spanish food. Besides well known foods like tacos, salsa, and guacamole, there were other more unique foods like hallaca from Venezuela and churro cookies. This is always a fun unit to do!






tudents in Mrs. Macon's Spanish I classes ended their food unit by creating a menu of authentic food from a Spanish speaking country of their choice. Students were also given the opportunity to prepare Spanish food. Besides well known foods like tacos, salsa, and guacamole, there were other more unique foods like hallaca from Venezuela and churro cookies. This is always a fun unit to do!





Happy Valentine's Day from Mrs. Nuss's second grade class!


Mrs. Heeren's class in innovation lab. They built a hooverboard for the tooth fairy!
