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.
More photos of ice cream fun. Good job students. All students received this reward as our proficiency and growth increased as a building.
Students enjoying S&E's Ice Cream yesterday and today as a ISASP Reward. Great job students and thank you S&E for opening up for us.
We need your help, parents! The Department of Ed has given us an extension to try and get to a 50% free and reduced rate to offer Summer Meals in New Hampton. If you have not already filled out an application for Free and Reduced Meals, I beg you to do so. We are literally just 11 students away from being able to offer FREE Summer Meals at the Elementary School for ALL children ages 1-18!
Congratulations to Tegan Dungey for being selected as a member of the Student Advisory Council with the IGHSAU. Way to go!
Some lucky NHMS students won an extra recess yesterday in our PBIS drawing. Students enjoyed the great weather and a competitive game of Wiffleball.
Last night Aleigha Cahoy broke the 8th grade girls school record in the 200m dash with a time of 28.27! Congratulations Aleigha!
Huge shoutout to our Music Boosters who helped us commission the Colors Suite that was performed at our concert Monday. If you missed it, or just want to listen again, check out this website with all of our videos/recordings!
So proud of our kids and happy they had this opportunity!
https://sites.google.com/new-hampton.k12.ia.us/colorssuite/home
Our annual Decision Day Senior Picture showing to a shirt that represents their future college or workplace! Congratulations Class of 2024.
It's Youth Apprenticeship Week!!
Youth Apprenticeship Week (YAW) is a nationwide celebration that highlights the benefits and value of Registered Apprenticeship program opportunities for youth, ages 16–24.
New Hampton
"Our school began the Apprenticeship Program exploration this Fall. Our community is looking for skilled workers, and we are looking for a way to help meet the needs of our local industries and expand student skills. We approached a company as they are always looking for welders, and we have several students interested in that field. With a new Industrial Technology teacher, we explored possibilities to create an apprenticeship program with the classes we were currently offering. By November, Iowa Works was able to help us create this program, and we began looking for the right candidate. After interviewing students interested, the company decided to hire one of our students as a trial. It has been very successful as our student is doing well on the job and making academic gains in the school working toward successful graduation next year. Working with the business is important, and there is a lot of communication back and forth as we learn together. We are hopeful to add another position potentially for next school year as well. The success of this first RA has begun discussions in other areas around our community."
Flashback Moment - Sophomores in 2015 traveled to the Grout Museum to learn more about WWII as part of their studies in English 2.
Having lunch with your 4th grade friends is always fun!!
