Prom is just around the corner. All 9th-12th grade students who are eligible are welcome to attend. Please see ad for more information.
BOARD MEETING LIVE: https://youtube.com/live/zLQQJ3j4W8o?feature=share
This week, third graders spent time brushing up for CMAS! The class worked in small groups to "think" their way through three different practice assessments and answer questions about both fiction and non-fiction texts. They also worked together to analyze and respond to several practice writing prompts. They worked hard to sharpen skills they will need to succeed on the upcoming end-of-year state and district assessments. State testing begins next Tuesday April 9th for Elementary students, and the following week for April 15th for Secondary students. Go Pirates!
2 HOUR DELAY: Due to snowfall and weather conditions in areas of the district, all grades, PK-12 will operate on a 2 HOUR DELAY today, MONDAY, MARCH 25. Buses will run two hours later than normally scheduled. Classes will start at 9:55 AM. Breakfast will not be provided.
Elementary students will report to their teachers in the cafeteria. Middle School students should report to the MPR before classes. High School students should report to the High School Gym before classes.
Thank you, and stay safe.
In German class, students work on the parts of speech. Lots of hands on activities for students to build language in this class!
Although it's cold outside, Agriculture classes continue to get our garden ready for Spring on the inside!
REMOTE LEARNING: Due to forecasted snowfall and road conditions, all grades, PK-12 will be on remote learning tomorrow, THURSDAY, MARCH 14.
Please watch for instructional updates from your child’s teacher(s), and if you have any questions please contact them directly.
Dive into a world of endless possibilities at the upcoming book fair! From toddlers to adults, there's a book waiting to spark your imagination and ignite your passion for reading. Join us in celebrating the magic of storytelling and the joy of getting lost in a good book. Whether you're a seasoned reader or just starting your literary journey, there's something for everyone at the #PirateBookFair2024.
March 25-29th
Exact Times Coming Soon!
High School Industrial Arts students are working on a variety of projects including pencil holders, dovetail joint boxes, cornhole boards, end tables and creative art. We have lots of cool projects going!
Spirit Week 3.11.24-3.14.24
Monday: Just rolled outta bed day (ie. messed up hair/pj's)
Tuesday: Elementary students dress like a High Schooler.
Secondary students dress like Elementary students
(all must follow school dress code).
Wednesday: Fake an Injury day.
Thursday: Green with Envy, $2 wear a hat day (sponsored by Junior class).
Sixth and 7th graders in MS. Reed's English Language Arts class worked on writing, and their presentation skills! Interesting research topics and students did a wonderful job presenting.
Special Board Meeting Update 3/6/24 - The Board would like to share an additional finalist for our superintendent search. Jacquelynn Crabtree has been selected as a finalist for superintendent interviews. Thank you, Jennifer Price Cotopaxi Board of Education President
5th grade investigating force and motion by designing roller coasters, with loops! Here they are sharing what they have learned with 2nd grade.
The combined bus this afternoon (Coach C.'s) is on a 15 minute drop off delay as we tend to a student need. All students are safe and secure and the affected family of the student in need has been notified.
NOTIFICATION: The district experienced low water pressure today for a limited time. Water has been restored to all buildings.
On the 100th day of school (today), Kinder students learn about hundredths place value and utilize the counting up strategy in Math!
High school art students recently completed acrylic landscape paintings on canvas. Students painted from a photograph and worked on color theory as well as blending colors.
NOTICE: The 2nd-5th Grade classrooms experienced issues with one of the rooftop heating units, causing lower temperatures inside classrooms. The unit has now been repaired and is operating as intended, and classroom temperatures are returning to normal.
Students in Biology 2 prepare slides from onion root tips. The preparation they are doing allows them to search for cells undergoing cell division. Using a microscope they are able to see the different stages of mitosis.
Mr. Jacome and friends led a Music World assembly today! Great music, dancing, and lots of fun! 🎶🎶🎶
