Second post - Third, Fourth, and Fifth Grades Celebrate ISASP Success!
To celebrate their ISASP scores from last spring, our third, fourth, and fifth graders enjoyed a fun-filled bowling outing! The students had a fantastic time, showing off their skills and cheering each other on. A big thank you goes out to the parents for raising such kind, respectful, and enthusiastic kids—we’re so proud of them!
Third, Fourth, and Fifth Grades Celebrate ISASP Success!
To celebrate their ISASP scores from last spring, our third, fourth, and fifth graders enjoyed a fun-filled bowling outing! The students had a fantastic time, showing off their skills and cheering each other on. A big thank you goes out to the parents for raising such kind, respectful, and enthusiastic kids—we’re so proud of them!
The girl's track meet at Tri-Center tomorrow has been moved up to a 3:00 start due to the chance of severe weather tomorrow night. Tri-Center may not be able to provide a concession stand so they're asking athletes and fans to plan as if there will be no concession stand.
Then a reminder boy's track meet at Underwood had previously been moved to a 2:30 start tomorrow.
Ms. Sanders' and Mrs. Butler's homeroom students made cards for hospitalized kids. In 6th, 7th, and 8th grade homeroom, students are working on character qualities such as kindness, empathy, and self-care.
For those attending the JH track meet this afternoon, admission for anyone school age and older will be $5. Tickets can be purchased ahead of time through Bound, with a card at the gate, or with cash with exact change.
The First Grade students have loved having Miss Becky read to them every Friday all year!Today, Miss Becky read ‘Duck! Rabbit!‘ to the students. The students had to figure out what the optical illusion was. Was it a duck or a rabbit?
The Kindergarten class learned about chicks through the 21 days of incubation. Once they hatched we were able to enjoy some time with them before going to their forever home on the farm.
Join us in the old gym for "A Night Under The Stars" as we celebrate our Juniors and Seniors at Prom on Saturday, April 12th, at 6 pm. Doors will open at 5:30 pm.
Nolan Muff was our student of the week. Nolan was recognized for working hard in his classes and for always being willing to help others in class.
On Tuesday, April 8th, the 6th grade class celebrated finishing the DARE program by visiting the Harrison County Jail. We want to thank Officer Logan Lieber for teaching the lessons to our students as well as the Harrison County Sherif's office for allowing us to visit.
The 8th grade class went to the Orpheum Theater and to the Sioux City Railroad Museum on Wednesday, April 9th. Students have been studying the holocaust and were able to get some hands-on experience including hearing from holocaust survivor, Inge Auerbacher.
For those heading to the boys track meet at Missouri Valley this afternoon, there will not be cash accepted at the gate. Tickets can be purchased ahead of time through Bound or with a card at the gate.
Decker Sports has a team page available for softball pants (black and white), belts, socks and visor. Store closes April 13th. https://bvsb25.itemorder.com/shop/sale/
Hayley Follman is our student of the week. Hayley is recognized for going out of her way to try something new. Way to go, Hayley!
The 2nd grade had a great time at the Rose Theater yesterday watching Milo Imagines the World and seeing all the work that goes on behind the scenes! They were also able to participate in an acting workshop after the show!
Summer is right around the corner which means baseball and softball seasons! Here's a store for some summer sports merch for those interested. https://stores.inksoft.com/WS118422/shop/home This store closes at 11:59 on Monday 4/14/25.
If these jackets and backpack aren't of interest to you the Booster Club and Graphix By Amy will have more items coming soon.
Thank you, Eric and Hicks Trucking, for reading to our kindergarteners. The students were excited about the big truck book and enjoyed sitting in a semi that travels to California one week and Houston, Texas, the next week.
Kelly from the Nature Center came and taught the K-2 students about snakes.
Kelly from the Nature Center came and taught the K-2 students about snakes.
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