Join us tomorrow evening for some BINGO!
Tomorrow is the last day for the coin drive! First grade is in the lead right now! :)
Tomorrow is the last day to submit a note of appreciation! Follow the link below!
https://forms.gle/pzV1dD9XcCp11UZu8
These two young gentlemen helped deliver notes and candy bars to our bus drivers today...in the pouring rain!
Happy (late) Bus Driver Appreciation Day! ☔️
Our coin drive starts tomorrow! :)
May 6th is the last day to submit a note of appreciation! Follow the link below!
https://forms.gle/pzV1dD9XcCp11UZu8
MAP testing begins on Monday for third graders!
A group of students traveled to Arrowhead for a stadium tour this week!
Thanks to Matt with Fundraiser U for putting this together and to everyone who supported our building through the fundraiser. What a fun experience!
Check out the May Newsletter!
Congratulations to these Spoofhounds!
See someone you want to send a note of appreciation to? Find them under these sections on the google form!
Send notes here: https://forms.gle/TZsHaR8zoXqwDgWcA
Mark your calendars!
Recently, third graders participated in an economics unit that included selling popcorn to raise money for the New Nodaway Humane Society. Yesterday they capped off the experience with a trip to Nodaway Valley Bank and had the opportunity to present their donation to humane society. Great job third graders!
Congratulations to these Nodaway News Leader poetry contest winners! 🏆 Third graders Ojoachele Onema, Brantley Pleasance, and Luna Tadlock.
This Saturday, April 20th, is the Speedy Spoofhound 5K and Fun Run!
-Race Day Sign Up is an option!
-Students enrolled in go can participate in the fun run for free
-Scooters coffee available to warm you up!
-Fun Run kicks off at 8am with the Speedy Spoofhound 5K to follow!
See you there, Spoofhounds!
Just a reminder that Summer School applications for grades 1-5 are due tomorrow! Please send them to the office.
Some fourth grade students have been researching dinosaurs and making clay models. 🦖🦕
Dare has begun! Fourth grade students are learning from the best around, Officer Meyer.
