Next Week At a Glance 1.23.23
Congratulations to our Viking of the Week, Jamicha Reece!
Congratulations to our Viking Athletes of the Week! Boys Basketball: 7th Grade Aundre Ford and 8th Grade Elijha Hunsley!
Congratulations to our Viking Artist of the Week, Calise Hinman!
These students had perfect attendance last week, and won the drawing for our attendance prize through Community In Schools (Mrs. Hill). 6th Grade Makai Robertson, 7th Grade Marquardt Chloe, & 8th Grade RickeyJane Palmer. HWPO! Go Vikes!
Lets make a special recognition for 8th Grader, Elijah Hunsley. He was nominated and selected as Athlete of the Week and Student of the Month recognized at the Lions Club! 8th Grade staff and the boys basketball coaches see his daily efforts and positive attitude! HWPO!
Next Week's Bulletin: Scholarship Information!
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Student Council is collecting responses to analyze. They're currently advocating for new activity field equipment. Its a short survey, three questions in total. Link to the survey: https://forms.gle/XBSAYZUdCpe7Mgu39
Congratulations to our Lions Club Students of the Month! Elijah & Ava both are honor role students and participate in athletics. Hard Work Pays Off, Go Vikes!
Our lost and found is full of lost clothing items. At the end of this week we will wash those items left remaining, and donate them to St. Vincent DePaul and Community In Schools.
Here is our Week At a Glance : )
8A Boys Basketball 🏀 at Indy today! Go Vikes!
7th grade students working at stations and analyzing texts about John Brown.
The art class is at it again, this time with 6th grade paper sculptures.
This morning during Viking Time Mrs. Quirin and Mrs. Hill (CIS) taught a lesson on calculating GPA and the opportunities that measurement will present in the very near future. PKAllDay!
Mrs. Helton’s class made air fryer donuts today! They were a big hit! I
Mrs. Helton is very proud of her honor roll students!
Mr. Campmier's Investigations of Technology Class experimenting with building circuits, and coding computers to activate LED's at specific intervals. These electronics and coding kits were made possible thanks to the Parsons Educational Foundation.
7th graders using claim, evidence, and reasoning to solve a crime.
