For those parents bringing students for morning tutoring, the cafeteria doors will be closed but unlocked in the mornings due to dropping temperatures.
Wear your favorite sports team apparel tomorrow for Red Ribbon Week!
Due to food supply chain issues, our cafeterias have had to make some revisions and substitutions. Please check the district app for the latest updates.
Mrs. Rinne says, “Art is good for the soul! We would like to invite secondary students to our Art Fair this year on Saturday November 6th from 8:30-11:30 am. We have 8 wonderful local artists who will be giving their time to share their techniques and talents with us. I would like to have all forms turned in by Tuesday this week to make sure we have enough supplies. I am considering asking participants to wear masks as a few of our artists would appreciate it. Here is what is being offered:
Ink and Watercolor (with retired teacher Jan Rensch)
Metal Tooling (with retired teacher Ellen Reynolds)
Scratch Art (with local artist Gary Duncan)
Jewelry (with local artist Margaret Moll)
Pottery (with Main Street Pottery)
Christmas Ornaments (with Museum Curator Jackie Duncan)
Chalk Paint Techniques (with Rock House owner Jean Potts)
Acrylic Paint on Rocks and Canvas (with our very own Leah Sullins)!”
Red Ribbon Week kicks off tomorrow!
Happy Halloween, Wildcats!
Congratulations to JB Huff, Levi Stout, and Kasey Richards for qualifying for state today at the district cross country meet. The boys’ team finished 13th out of 23 schools. Kasey also qualified last year and earned all-state honors. The state meet is next Saturday in Columbia. Pictures from the meet will be posted later.
7th grade held their own in their first basketball game of the season against Cuba!
Junior high girls’ basketball team and JH cheerleaders kick off their season tonight!
Next week is Red Ribbon Week on both campuses.
Happy Principal Appreciation Month to our three principals — Mr. Dunn, Dr. Rinne, and Mrs. Thrasher!
Our cafeteria teams love Halloween and our students! ❤️
Reminder School is Closed Friday, October 29. Have a great weekend!
Reminder to all parents that Thursday night is the last night for Parent-Teacher conferences. Teachers will be available from 4-7 at the JH/HS campus and by appointment at the elementary. Hope to see as many parents as possible!
Ms. Case says, "We love history! Students broke out into groups today to study Patrick Henry’s speech and Paul Revere’s ride!"
All PTO forms and money are due tomorrow. Late orders will not be accepted.
Art work from our talented students is on display in the hallways. Great job, Wildcats!
In Reading class today, 8th graders are conducting a character autopsy from a story they’ve read.
Mrs. Link says:
“Drama is practicing their Reader's Theater skills while reading the 1958 script from Dracula.”
Mrs. Haneline says, "Secondary students assisted elementary art classes today in preparations for a project. They 'Rock!'"
