Congratulations and good luck to Emma, Baylee, and Caydence as they cheer in the 2023 Iowa Honor Cheer Squad at the UNI-Dome today!
4th graders were celebrated last week during our 1st
quarter award ceremony. Awards included core subject awards for 90% or higher, TRIBE awards, and Honor Roll. Be sure to celebrate these awesome accomplishments with your student! #NHTribe
Bus #19 is running 10 minutes behind
Good luck to the 7th-8th grade girls basketball teams!! The 7th grade basketball game against Decorah will be at Decorah Middle School at 4:15pm this evening. The 8th grade basketball game will be at home at 4:15pm this evening. The price of admission is $2 for Students (all NH students have activity passes) $3 for Adults and $5 for a Family. Go Chickasaws!!
Elementary students are loving recess with this beautiful weather!
Do you love kids? If so, we'd love to meet you! New Hampton CSD is looking for teacher and paraeducator subs and a full-time night custodian.
This week is American Education week (November 13-17). 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!
We will have a Meet the Winter Sports Teams night Friday, November 17. Come out and support our Chickasaws!!
This week is American Education week (November 13-17). 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!
Here are a few of our fire prevention poster winners!
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Congratulations to the newest FFA members during tonight's Blue Jacket Ceremony.
Dear families,
As a friendly reminder, our informational meeting about the Dominican Republic will take place November 14 th , at 5:15pm. If you have not done so yet, click the following link for the meeting location and to receive important follow-up information: https://bit.ly/49hLOKF
Additionally, those who register for the meeting will be eligible to receive a $200 discount and will qualify for the Risk-Free Enrollment when they enroll on our tour!
I cannot wait to tell you more about this trip of a lifetime!
Kris Ward
This week is American Education week (November 13-17). 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!
Good luck to the varsity girls wrestling team!! The varsity girls wrestling meet will be at Central Community Junior-Senior High School at 6 pm this evening. Go Chickasaws!!
On an in-service day, these teachers served by helping to unload the food truck from NEIA Food Bank to help restock the Chickasaw Pride Pantry.
Remember if your family has a need for food, come to the front entrance of the high school and take according to your need.
These three rocked the decorating for Little Light of Mine from Interact Club helping NH Rotary.
Baking I Class started their pie unit. Friday we made homemade pie crust and they learned how to make a successful meringue. Students made mini chocolate meringue pies to take home. One student commented how much work making their own pie crust was and Mrs. Schmitt said, "making pies are not for the faint of heart."
Foods I Class (both sections) were busy last week making Paninis for a food's lab. They chose different kinds of breads, meats, and vegetables to go into each sandwich. The students have learned a lot from labs: leadership skills, time management, being prepared, communication, and reflection with a lab report.
Reminder: Middle School Students, Kwik Star Sales are due tomorrow morning during homeroom time. Please bring your sales sheets.
