Reminder: Tomorrow, March 19, is 'Rock Your Socks,' to celebrate World Down Syndrome Day!
Knowing culinary techniques can help you bring out the flavor of foods without needing to add a lot of extra ingredients or calories! Learn the basics of common cooking techniques to navigate recipes and get healthy meals on the table: https://sm.eatright.org/culinarylingo
#NationalNutritionMonth
EXCITEMENT! There will be a CIHS Music Department concert extravaganza on Sunday, March 21st.
1:00pm Band Concert
3:00pm Choir Concert
5:00pm Choir Concert
Due to the 250 spectator limit, we will be admitting 3 family members per student. These performances will also be live-streamed via the Crosby-Ironton Music Facebook page for those that are unable to attend. To ensure you are able to view the concerts, be sure to "Like" Crosby-Ironton Music on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/CrosbyIrontonMusic
All 7th-12th grade students in Advisory are receiving a bag of information and goodies from HOPE...an organization in Aitkin whose mission is to end violence and provide safety through direct services, education and advocacy to all people experiencing domestic violence. They provided each student with a pamphlet on dating violence/healthy relationships, a business card for a teen support group, a pin, a lens cleaner, a mask, some Purell, and some candy. Thank you, HOPE, for all you do for our community and caring about our students.
Sunday, March 21 is World Down Syndrome Day. Here, at C-I Schools, we are going to 'Rock Our Socks' on Friday, March 19 to celebrate! Wear your wildest, unmatched socks and celebrate with all of us.
Don't forget to turn your clocks ahead before you head to bed!
Good luck to the C-I Rangerettes at State!
Check out what these talented students have created in art class! Nice work!
Due to the weather, C-I Schools will have an E-Learning day, Thursday, March 11.
Mr. Swanhorst's class has been working on an obituary assignment. The Obituary activity is a small group project as a follow up to our substance unit Health class. The students select a drug with the main objective of researching it thoroughly to capture a deeper understanding of the substance. The groups are required to present their research, construct a poster about the drug, and to create a fictitious Obituary of a person dying due to the drug use. The process allows the students to work with others to accomplish required tasks and to experience public speaking. The challenge on the poster is to develop it so it is eye-catching and informative because they are posted on the wall outside the classroom for the student body and faculty to learn from their hard work.
Thank you to the many sponsors, Ranger Ride and The CRES Physical Education Program were able to purchase a bike fleet and helmets! These will be available for Phy. Ed classes at CRES and for anyone who needs a mountain bike during Ranger Rides!
Sign-up for Ranger Ride will start in April.
This year’s National Nutrition Month theme is Personalize Your Plate. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to nutrition and health. We are all unique with different bodies, goals, backgrounds and tastes! And a registered dietitian nutritionist can tailor a healthful eating plan that is as special as you are. Learn more about #NationalNutritionMonth: https://sm.eatright.org/NNMinfo
Thanks to a partnership with the Bridges Career Academies & Workplace Connection, Crosby-Ironton High School students are being introduced to a fun website that will help them explore local career options. TheGameofCareers.com is a new website that showcases local industries and careers through interactive online simulations and activities, videos, photos, and relevant career information. This will take place March 8th-11th in 9th-12th grade Advisory classes . There will be prize drawings for those who fully participate. This Career Fair is available through March 26th. What a great opportunity for our students!
Mrs. Tesdahl's, Contemporary History 12, are all dressed up for 60's Day. Totally groovy!
7th graders, in Mr. Dirk's science class, are learning about the nervous system and got to learn Morse Code! The messages, sent to their partner, stated what body action they had perform. #sciencerules
A big shout-out goes to, CRES PTO, for their kind gesture to the students at CRES. Each student received a bag, a big cookie, juice box, pencil and eraser, a bookmark and a book. Thank you PTO!
Check out these characters! It was dress like a Dr. Seuss character at CRES.
Rest of the week dress up days:
Wacky Wednesday: Wacky hair, wacky socks, wacky wear
Thursday: Tie Dye Day
Friday: Jersey Day
Art class students have been busy! Take a peek at these 3-D creature pinch pots: a crab, whale, and a cow.
Fine art students created a skull mask and a cat mask.
Such talent!
Did you know it is Read Across America Day? Read Across America was launched in 1998 and is the nation's largest celebration of reading!
Mr. Joe Dwyer read to the kindergartners at CRES, last week, in preparation for Read Across America. #readacrossamericaday
The registration process for the 2021-2022 school year will be starting this week. Please watch for information coming from your child(ren) regarding this. Below is a list of due dates for registration. Please turn forms into the Advisory teacher when finished.
6th Grade (going into 7th) DUE DATE: Friday, March 5th
7th Grade (going into 8th) DUE DATE: Thursday, March 4th
8th Grade (going into 9th) DUE DATE: Thursday, March 11th
9th Grade (going into 10th) DUE DATE: Monday, March 15th
10th Grade (going into 11th) DUE DATE: Monday, March 15th
11th Grade (going into 12th) DUE DATE: Monday, March 8th
Parents and students received an email from Mrs. Doyle regarding presentations dates. If you have questions, please contact ndoyle@ci.k12.mn.us or at 218-545-8816.
