Hudson Gill sharing his traps with our third hour writing class after completing Where The Red Fern Grows.
Great day for some PE football!!!
Our amazing cadet teacher led a class discussion and debate with seventh grade science students on whether information presented was evidence for continental drift.
First Hour 7th Grade Science students analyzed information to determine if it was evidence for continental drift. They then compared and discussed their answers with their classmates.
Mrs. Eleazarraraz’s Child Development I class learning how to properly handle, make and store formula.
NHS Induction Ceremony
Congratulations to the 22-23 National Honor Society Inductees.
Preschool’s 18 foot Giraffe
8th grade math students graphing rotations in the coordinate plane
4th Grade using shaving cream to practice 2 digit by 2 digit multiplication!
Congratulation to the following football players for making the all conference teams.
Trey Countryman- Offensive player of the year, 1st Team QB
Cameron Wiseman- 1st Team WR
Kendal Hammond- 1st Team RB
PJ Schmidt- 1st Team DB
Chance Rainey- 1st Team OLB
Eli Carter- 2nd Team TE
Connor Harre- 2nd Team OL, DL
Ryder Friesz- 2nd Team LB
Jonny Cleeton- 2nd Team K
Breadyn Wester- Honorable Mention, OL
6th graders collecting and analyzing evidence to draw conclusions about a claim.
More pictures from the NHS Ceremony. Congratulations to our new members!
More pictures from the NHS Induction Ceremony. Congratulations to our new members!
More pictures from the NHS Induction Ceremony. Congratulations to our new members!
More pictures from the NHS Induction Ceremony. Congratulations to our new members!
More pictures from the NHS Induction Ceremony. Congratulations to our new members!
Using logic, deduction, and their knowledge of Alfred Wegener’s Theory of Continental Drift, 7th Grade Science students pieced together last known supercontinent, Pangaea.
Who says math can't be fun? These 7th grade math students practice multiplying integers with expo markers on their desks. This group also made all As first quarter!
These 7th grade math students made all As and had no missing work first quarter!