Mrs. Roubinek's WIN students received their medals for winning their 4th grade Spelling Bee! Congratulations!
Mrs. Moore's Pre-Calculus class graphed a sine wave with no calculators!
An anonymous public survey is now available for all interested parties to fill out between December 3 – December 22, 2024. Click on the link to complete the Crosby-Ironton Public Schools Superintendent Search Survey, https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SuptSearchC-I. Hard copies of the survey are also available at the district office, (entrance across from Dairy Queen). Please return any completed surveys to the same location by December 22 so they can be included with the online survey results.
Following the survey deadline of December 22, MSBA will summarize and provide an overview of the responses for presentation to the School Board. Thank you!
Here are our Artists of the Week!
Zane Peterson 11th grade , Painting- Album Art
Sophia Hanson, 7th Grade Art- Clay Koi Fish
Emma Anderson 10th grade, Creative Crafts- Tessellation Art
Some fun was had before the Thanksgiving break by making pumpkin pie in a bag and pilgrim hat treats!
College in Schools (CIS) Intro to Literature students picked classic poems and paired them with contemporary songs to analyze and teach to the class. Students created posters, recited poems, and played clips of their songs to make their presentations engaging to their audience.
Students in Mrs. Duhn's class took part in a STEM activity for Thanksgiving! Students made up stories about why the turkey was trying to escape then used cranberries, toothpicks, and popsicle sticks to build rafts for the turkey to get away on. They had to work in teams and use trial and error to make it work!
Did you save room for pie?
Ms. Anna's preschoolers did! They made pumpkin pie in a bag! Most students gave this treat a thumbs-up👍
This Thanksgiving, we are grateful for our incredible students, dedicated staff, and supportive families who make our school community so special. Together, we create a place of learning, growth, and kindness.
As we celebrate this season of gratitude, let’s remember the importance of giving, sharing, and appreciating one another.
Wishing you all a safe, joyful, and memorable Thanksgiving holiday!
Our Unified Special Olympics program participated in the Area Unified Bowling event at Jack’s House, in Brainerd, last week! #unifiedpartners #SpecialOlympicsMN
To our students and families, great job completing your Book Blast Treasure Maps and enjoy your fun prizes! We will celebrate soon with all the books heading our way. Jump for joy and get ready for book delivery day! Contributions will be accepted through Sunday. To help all students at the school, make a school-wide contribution: https://tinyurl.com/CuyunaRangeESCommLink
Elves wanted!
Jingle Bell Lane is in need of elves (volunteers) this year and hope you can help. See flyer for more details!
Time is ticking to earn our students more books! You can contribute through the invitation from your favorite student or make a school-wide contribution https://tinyurl.com/CuyunaRangeESCommLink, through Sunday night.
Don't forget! When you register and send 10+ invitations, it helps classroom teachers earn shopping sprees for classroom supplies or books. Thanks for supporting our teachers!
C-I Families: Reminder of early dismissal Wednesday and no school Thursday and Friday!
Take a peek at our Artists of the Week!
Zeezah Raible 9th grade, 3D Art- Animal Sculpture
Molly VanHorn, 8th grade Art- Value Study of a Sphere
Halle Koschmeder, 8th grade Art- Watercolor Painting
Claire Mausolf and Forest Fehn, 7th grade Art- Acrylic Paintings
Keep up the great work!
Attention Book Blaster families! We have only a few days left! Now is the time to contribute through the invitation from your favorite student or to make a school-wide contribution: https://tinyurl.com/CuyunaRangeESCommLink. You have until Sunday night to contribute.
Thank you to everyone in our community and beyond that have contributed to our Book Blast event! Your support will help students take home as many books as possible, up to 10 each. In our quest to promote literacy and reading, every new book is like gold to be treasured!
At the end of September, a small group of Crosby-Ironton seniors had the opportunity to travel to Washington D.C and Gettysburg. Students were able to explore the Smithsonian, Washington’s Mount Vernon, the U.S. Capital, various monuments, Arlington National Cemetery…to name a few. Four days of jam packed history gave students a new perspective of the U.S. to intrigue their learning throughout their senior year studies!
A big shout-out to Mrs. Schenk (McDonald), for organizing such an amazing opportunity for our students. Thank you!
Mr. Schafbuch’s basic auto class has been busy working on vehicles. They have been doing oil changes, brakes, and other miscellaneous work. What great hands-on learning!
Congratulations to our final Treasure Chest winner , Cuyler Williams! The Book Blast is going strong as we approach these last few days of the event. It’s not too late to complete your Treasure Map, earn your prizes, and help your child’s teacher earn a shopping spree to purchase books and supplies for the classroom! When 60% of the classroom students register and invite 10+ friends and family members, that teacher will earn a $100 shopping spree. If ALL the classroom students invite 10+ friends and family members, the teacher will earn a $200 shopping spree.
Power up! Our 3rd Book Blast Treasure Chest winner is Gavyn Broppe! Congratulations!
Did you know that Book Blast contributions help ensure all our students receive books? After your student earns all 10 books from the book list, additional contributions help provide more books for all our students, classrooms, and the library. Your involvement makes a world of difference!
#booksarefun #literacy #bookblastadventures #readingrules
