The 3rd graders enjoyed dry erase window writing today! Sometimes you just have to do something a little out the box to make spelling and cursive practice more fun!
Applied science learning the chemistry behind a wintergreen mint.
The March edition of the Pirate Press is out, read it now!
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2 beams down. 17 to go. These beams run north to south and will provide the support for our new structure.
Today’s construction task: moving steel beams into place and getting them welded in. I’ll attempt some pics later.
Demo continues. This demolition part is making way for new steel beams for new raised portion of the roof line.
Removed part of the wall in gym today. Getting ready to set new steel beams for raised portion of roof.
Our Friend of the Week is Benjamin! He was nominated for always being kind to friends; as well as, being a friend to everyone! Keep up the kindness, Benjamin!
Spring sports pictures today!! Please remember your uniforms! #gobulls
There will be no school on Friday march 13th due to spring break. If you have any questions please contact us at the school.
“We ❤️ reading, yes we do! We ❤️ reading, how about you?” We wrapped up our Read Across America celebration with a reading cheer (which the elementary clearly won)😊Mr. Seberger read Duck on a Tractor, we sang a fun Dr. Seuss song, we took a Reading Oath, and everyone enjoyed a yummy cupcake. A huge thank you goes out to the Elwood Booster Club for donating money so we could celebrate reading in a big way!🕶📚❤️
The footprint for the building has been dug out, filled, tamped and compaction tested.
Yesterday, 3rd grade students designed a house that wouldn’t blow away in the “wind” for science. Today, we had our contractor, Clint, come in and explain how foundations/footings, anchor bolts, studs, roofs, etc. all go into building a structure that doesn’t blow away in the wind! Everything is connect so that foundation keeps us in place! We’re loving all the real life learning with this construction on site! Next week we can hopefully see the actual footings for this new construction!
❤️📚🕶Wan’Dale Robinson wasn’t able to read to us today, but Husker Linebacker, #31, Collin Miller and Husker Linebacker,#32, Purnell Jefferson Read The Tiny Seed to the elementary. It was fun to have them with us this afternoon! Go Big Red!🎈
📚🕶More Read Across America fun! Tuesday, Husker baseball player Aaron Dolney read The Cat in the Hat to the elementary classes. Today, Husker football player, #11, Austin Allen read One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish. Tomorrow, Husker football player, #1, Wan’Dale Robinson will read another Dr. Seuss book to the elementary.❤️📚🕶
Gosper County Spelling Bee results. After 10 rounds of spelling, Kara Brockman finishes in 3rd place, Julian Seberger finishes in 2nd place, and Brody Diefenbaugh is our Spelling Bee champion! Congratulations spellers!
TF: Due to a scheduling conflict, Hi-Line TF will not be attending the Elm Creek Track and Field Invitational. They will instead be attending the Alma Twilight on Thursday, May 7, 2020 starting at 1:00 PM #gobulls
Because of the number of days missed due to construction, weather and gas leaks, we will NOT be having any late starts for the remainder of the school year. The late starts were previously scheduled for March 10th and April 14th. These will now be regular school days.
The Gosper County Spelling Bee will be held tomorrow, 4 March, at 4pm in the High School Band Room. Competitors include: Karter Tilson, Kara Brockman, Julea Moore, Adrianna Seberger, Brody Diefenbaugh, Jakob Redwine, Jostin Grimm, Brandon Parker, Steven Duran, Gavin Tilson, Zach Whittaker, Zack Christner, Aizyn Fulmer, Julian Seberger, Megan Jauken, and Ryker Evans.
The junior class’ post prom REAL Meat Raffle has five winners! Brenda Sheets, Dennis Seberger, Bev Hilker, Jim Kleine, and Karen Corder. Congratulations! Codina Moore will be contacting you to set up a time to get your meat. Thank you for your generous support! We appreciate all those who bought tickets!
