This Friday from 5:30-7:00 is our open house! Be sure to stop at the lost and found tables to claim some of your child(ren)'s missing items!
During Dino Day, third graders participated in a fun and engaging math review for the State Math Assessment by completing 10 challenging problem-solving stations. Working with a partner allowed students to collaborate and talk through questions, reinforcing critical thinking skills. To make the educational experience more exciting, each correctly completed station earned students a chance to go digging for dinosaur fossils. Snacks in the shapes of dinosaurs were a big hit as well!
More field trip fun from first grade...
Dino-Mite Math Prep!
Our third graders are stomping into state testing with a roaring good time! Learning + dinosaurs 🦕
First grade had a beautiful day for our Johnston Farm and Indian Agency field trip!
First grade field trip to Johnston Farm and Indian Agency #1
Baseball and softball games with St Mary's are now cancelled. Make up dates are TBD.
Due to impending weather the softball game at St Mary's has been moved up to a 5:00 start
Second grade enjoyed our last few days with Miss Snider this week. We are so excited for her future as a teacher, but sad to see her go! Thank you for all your hard work and dedication, Miss Snider! We wish you all the best! ❤️
Enjoying our last day with Mr. Miley! Thank you for the dedication and positivity you brought to our classroom and school. 3B is going to miss you!
Wishing you all the best as you continue your teaching journey—you’re going to do amazing things! 🍎
CCLR class teaching life lessons to the class. Lot's of great life lessons were taught like how to change your oil, how to do laundry, and how to bake. Plus other lessons were learned. This class did an amazing job!!
Correction: Yesterday's flyer had the incorrect day on it. Apologies to the community. Flyer had been updated and corrected. Thank you for your patience. Open House Friday, May 1st from 5:30 to 7pm
Flyer created by: Senior, Taylor Klopfenstein
Our April speakers for juniors and seniors were from the Auglaize County Sheriff's office and the Project ACART program. This program is a peer support program that advocates for mental health awareness. Thank you to Mr.Osborne and Ms. Boneta for the informative presentation!
Due to impending weather the baseball game at Newton for tonight will be moved up to a 5:30 start.
This year, our Chess Club was buzzing with energy as 25 third and fourth graders took to the boards. It was impressive to watch these young players embrace the challenge of facing different opponents each session! They mastered a variety of new strategies and complex moves, transforming every match into a lesson in resilience. These students showed remarkable growth in critical thinking and problem solving!
In this hands-on lab, students packed a lot of chemistry into one experiment. While investigating single replacement reactions, they explored the activity series of metals and saw oxidation-reduction (redox) reactions happening in real time. By testing how different metals interact in solution, students were able to visualize which metals are more reactive and how those differences drive chemical change.
We connected this work to prior learning, reinforcing concepts from earlier single replacement reactions and introducing “redox runs” as a way to track electron transfer. Even more importantly, students tied these reactions to the real world by relating them to corrosion—an everyday process affecting metals all around us. This lab gave students a clear, visual understanding of how abstract concepts like reactivity and electron transfer play out in practical, observable ways.
Friday, April 24 is the LAST DAY to order FIELD DAY T-SHIRTS!!! Late orders will not be accepted. Thank you!!
Today was a beautiful day for second grade to learn about Earth day outside!
Spanish II took their learning outdoors today!
Eight enthusiastic 4th graders truly excelled in the Lego Robotics Club this year! Working with the Lego Spike Prime kits, the students sharpened their critical thinking and problem-solving skills as they navigated the complexities of both engineering and programming! Their commitment to helping one another and working as a team turned every technical hurdle into a shared victory!
