Let's give a throwback to the Class of 1989! #tbt
Did you know?
C-I High School was able to give out 56 scholarships to 36 students in the Class of 2024. The total amount of scholarships awarded this year was $250,750. We are so fortunate to have such generous donors to provide these scholarships to our students. Thank you to all!
Summer isn't over yet, but some of you may want to get a jumpstart on school supplies! The lists are below and can also be found on our website at https://www.ci.k12.mn.us/page/school-supply-lists.
#schoolsupplies #summerisn'tover
#TBT The Class of 1994!
📢 Exciting Announcement! 🎉
We are thrilled to welcome our new interim principal, Mrs. Taylor Demuth, to CRES! With her past experiences and passion for education, we are confident that she will lead our school to new heights.
Join us in giving Mrs. Demuth a warm welcome as she embarks on this exciting journey with us! 🌟 Let's work together to make this year the best one yet!
#WelcomePrincipal #GoCIGo
Happy 4th of July from all of us at Crosby-Ironton Public Schools! 🎆 Today, we celebrate our nation's independence and the freedoms that make our country great. Wishing our students, families, and community a safe and joyous holiday filled with fun and reflection. Let's cherish the values of unity and liberty that bring us together. Have a fantastic day, everyone! 🇺🇸 #IndependenceDay #July4th
Please join us, at a special meeting, Monday, July 1st to discuss the results of our community survey. Meeting will be held at 5:00p.m. in the Forum Room.
Last week, 127 campers participated in Camp Invention at CRES! They participated in a wide range of activities. Campers created, personalized, and played their own light-up game board. They learned about bioluminescence, reflection, refraction, and more as they created and experimented with glow boxes. Campers also learned about the Earth and water through the creation of their own water systems for plots of land. Lastly, campers took part in various prototyping challenges to harness their innovative skills and invent new things! We had a great week at camp!
Due to some difficulties, (thanks to Facebook), the State Track and Field results have been delayed! We want to give a huge shout-out to our State Track and Field participants! It was an excellent season and ended with State Champions. Congratulations to the following: Jordan Mount-State Champion in the Long Jump, 23' 2.25" Noah Larson, Joe Ringhand, Nate Hachey, Jordan Mount- State Champions 4 x400 Relay, 3:22.80 Lucy Lewandowski- 6th Place in Pole Vault, 10' 6" Joe Ringhand- 8th Place in the 800m Run, 2:00.53 Congratulations to all of our athletes on a tremendous 2024 season! #GoCIGo #RangerNation
The high school office will be open to the public throughout the summer.
Hope you all are having a great summer! 😎
Last chance to fill out the survey is today! If you need an extra code, please contact the district office at 218-545-8801, before 4:30pm. Your input is important! Thank you to all who have completed the survey thus far.
Copy and paste this link into your internet browser to complete the survey, http://www.feedback2000.com/
Thank you to all who have completed the community survey! Keep filling them out. You have until June 24 to do so. If you need extra codes please contact the district office at 218-545-8801.
Thank you!
There were some special helpers enhancing the trail at CRES! The trail is now safer and even more beautiful for our community to enjoy. Shout-out to Mr. Lang and Mrs. V for lending their helping hands 🙌
Keep 'em coming! You all have filled out 238 surveys and more will be hitting mailboxes this week. Please continue to fill out the survey. Our goal is at least 1,000...let's keep it going!
What an absolutely incredible way to finish the 2024 season!!! The Final day of the State A Championships produced 2 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS, 4 All-State performances and 3 School Records!!!
The Boys 4x400m Relay closed out the season in style by winning the State Championship as Noah Larson, Nate Hachey, Joe Ringhand and Jordan Mount ran 3:22.80 to take the title and ran the fastest time by any Class A team in 10 years. They are the 2nd Ranger Relay team in History to win a State Title 92 years after the first one (1932 4x220y). That time breaks their own School Record, is the 3rd fastest time in all of Minnesota this season and they finish the year undefeated as a group.
Earlier in the day Jordan Mount won the State Championship in the Long Jump with a jump of 23’ 2.25”. He becomes only the 4th Ranger individual to win a State Title (Parker Robinson, Jodi Swenson, Lynn Fraunendienst) and first in 20 years. He had the four longest jumps of the competition and it was the 4th longest jump in all of Minnesota this season. Jordan finishes his Ranger Track career with 6 All-State honors, 4 School Records and 2 State Championships.
Lucy Lewandowski cleared 10’ 6” in the Pole Vault placing her 6th overall. That mark earns her All-State honors, is the highest finish ever for a Pole Vaulter in Ranger Girls History and ties Brooklyn Jones for the School Record. This was Lucy’s 5th appearance at the State Championships (Basketball & Track) and her first All-State honor.
Joe Ringhand placed 8th in the 800m Run with his time of 2:00.53 earning him All-State honors. He becomes the first Ranger boy to earn All-State in 22 years in the 800m. He finishes his Ranger Track career with the 7th fastest 800 & 10th fastest 1600m. Possibly more impressive is that Joe only had 30 minutes to prepare after the 800m for the 4x400m and ran an unbelievable leg to help win the State Title.
What a wonderful group of student-athletes! Congratulations to you all!
📚At the beginning of the year Ms. Meyer told students that her goal for them was to check out 9,000 books this year, but that she would love to someday reach 10,000 books checked out. Ms. Meyer was so happy to find out that students checked out 10,460 books this school year! 📚
Mrs. Jensen’s first grade class checked out over 700 books! They received an award for the classroom who checked out the most books this year. Each student was able to bring home a book and bookmark.
The student who checked out the most books this year was fourth grader, Jacob Rutz. He checked out 72 books, and was also given a book and bookmark. 🙌
Thanks to CLEF, 2nd graders enjoyed the end of the year at the Hallett Memorial Library for a show by Magic Hudson! He gave the students a folder of tricks to take home with them. Thank you, Magic Hudson!
Students in Mrs. Thoennes' class worked hard researching, paraphrasing, and organizing information for their endangered animal speeches! Congratulations to the following (as voted upon by their peers):
THIRD HOUR
Best Overall Speech: Sarah Maroney
Best Delivery Skills: Lexy Fish
Most Interesting Information: Ben Mueller
Best Introduction: Ethyn Meixner
Best Conclusion: Andres Saclolo
FOURTH HOUR
Best Overall Speech: Jayla Conner
Best Delivery Skills: Lily Vang
Most Interesting Information: Chantell Decent
Best Introduction: Brody Pakarinen
Best Conclusion: Olivia Essman
SIXTH HOUR
Best Overall Speech: Veronica Millsop
Best Delivery Skills: Alexa Godfrey
Most Interesting Information: Maverick Booth
Best Introduction: Addy Vandekamp and Derek Berg
Best Conclusion: Brody Chamberlin
Students in Mr. Schafbuch's engineering and innovation class learned about our CNC mill, and were able to load and run a small part!
*A Computer Numerical Control (CNC) mill is a manufacturing process in which pre-programmed computer software dictates the movement of factory tools and machinery. CNC is commonly used in manufacturing for machining metal and plastic parts.
Here are our Artists of the Week!
Delila Yliniemi 10th grade, 3D art: flower holder
Chase Horner and Deacon Larson, 8th grade art: Watercolor Paintings
Stormm Wodarz 10th grade, 3D art: Groot and a clay mask
