Wednesday's dress-up day was Mathlete vs. Athlete, we had quite the crew!
The sophomore, junior, and senior boys competed, over a game of volleyball, during our homecoming pepfest. In the end, it was the juniors vs. staff...any guesses on who won?!
Congratulations to the 4th grade Students of the Month! Keep up the great work!
Our Special Olympics Unified Flag Football team travelled to Pillager today for their first game!
The Homecoming candidates participated in lunchroom potato sack races on Monday!
Ms. Abfalter's Advisory class got to show their creativity with tie dye creations during their WIN (What I need) time!
Congratulations to our homecoming candidates!
Coronation will be held, Wednesday, September 29 at 12:30 in the Mayberry Auditorium. Parents and the community are welcome to attend.
*Photo credit to Brenda Klippenes
Homecoming kicks off this week starting tomorrow, September 27-October 1. Here is a reminder of the dress-up days for the week!
AFTT Fun Fact of the Day #2...
For the coming days you can enjoy a fun fact about Academic Family Teacher Team (AFTT) at CRES.
Here is the fun fact of the day...
Haley Reinhart-10th, Arenda Fuller-7th, Shailee Gordon-10th, and Isabelle Thompson-8th all show off their still-life drawings in Mr. Otterstad's art classes.
Mrs. Domben’s class went on a field trip to Soo Line Museum. They learned about the history of our area and saw many historical items.
Mr. Syrstad’s Outdoor Sports and Rec class enjoyed the great weather, while playing frisbee golf, at the course in Ironton.
A little friendly competition between Mr. Tesdahl and his class! I wonder who won?
Mr. Dirk's 7th graders participated in a "Measurement Escape Room" activity. His 11/12th grade "Space Science" class calculated and created 45 meter long scale models of the solar system. #Scienceiscool
ECFE Fabulous Friday's are back, starting in October. Sign up today to get registered!
Mrs. Stangel's class was busy collaborating to attempt their first ever STEM challenge! They built apple trees and counted how many apples they could get to balance.
Crosby-Ironton School's are 1 of 2 schools, in the area, that were chosen to be a part of Sprout, farm to school produce!
Sprout is a nonprofit food hub located in the Brainerd Lakes area focused on strengthening the local food system in central Minnesota. They connect growers, eaters, creatives and economic developers to increase healthy food access, encourage entrepreneurship, and cultivate creativity.
Mrs. Strom stopped by to get in on a game of Uno with a couple of students in Ms. Anderson's class! I wonder who won?!
Mrs. Horner's science classes worked on a measurement lab in the new science space in the 5th grade pod!
Mrs. Domben's 4th graders are excited to be using the new science lab at CRES. They are designing paper helicopters to analyze how the force of the blades will affect travel.
