Students in Mrs. Writt’s geography class discussed the origins of Veterans Day and why it is celebrated. They ended class learning about how to fold the American flag, and the meaning behind each fold.
Thank you Veterans from the class of 2027!
Important game details regarding our Campbellsport Cougar football game at Racine Horlick Field on Friday October 28th:
All tickets must be purchased ahead of time at http://spicket.events/schsangels
Ticket sales will open 1 week prior to each event
Ticket sales close at 2:00pm the day of the event. Any individual(s) not purchasing tickets by 2:00pm will not be allowed into the game
Tickets can be printed at home to be scanned at the event or shown on cellular device to be scanned
Gates/entrance close 30 minutes after the scheduled start time of the varsity event. Anyone not in the game at this time will not be allowed in
Refunds will only be issued for ticket purchases if the event is canceled
No re-entry to the event
All middle/elementary school students must be with an adult
No Passes Allowed!!!
Classroom highlights from Mrs. Poquette's Science classroom this week: Today students used syringes to discover the properties of gas and then explained their observations to develop a particulate model of matter. Students also created advertisements of elements to learn more about their properties.
In our 6th Grade Stem of History class students discussed the advancement of rocketry and the engineering involved in putting objects in orbit. This unit culminated in the construction of our very own air powered rockets which were launched on our practice fields.
To gather information about the scale of cells, students constructed a scale model of an animal cell in the form of a "shrinky dink" in Sixth Grade Science last week.
Check out just some of the decorating our talented students did for Homecoming this week!
Check out the latest CHS Update here: https://www.smore.com/6kx4j
The cooler weather didn't slow down our middle school cross country team yesterday! Congratulations to all our Cougar runners on a great meet in Kewaskum yesterday!
Students in Mrs. Skelton's Exploratory Spanish class were having fun building their speaking fluency and pronunciation today! They learned calendar vocabulary while dancing to the Macarena at different speeds, focusing on syllable stress and vowel sounds.
Our 7th graders have been hard at work! In geography, they have started the year with study skills and how to be organized. Students learned and practiced how to take notes in an outline format. In reading students took their fall iReady test this week. They also had some fun while working on their teamwork skills to accomplish a goal of building a pyramid of cups!
The middle school cross country team worked hard this past week for a fun run to Ty's Place for pizza and ice cream. They ran hills, logged distance, and worked on speed for over 20 total miles. In cross country we work hard and play hard!
Yesterday our 6th graders played a name game during advisory to get to know each other and also as way for students from the different buildings last year to learn each others names!
The boys and girls middle school cross country teams are off to a great start already this season. Both teams took first at the Markesan CC meet out of ten teams. Caleb Siebauer took first place as the individual boys champion! Way to go Cougars!!
The middle school was filled with excitement today as students returned to school. Teachers and staff were excited to welcome back students in our opening day assembly this morning.
Students in Mrs. Writt’s summer school dance classes did an amazing job with their end-of-summer performances on Thursday! Take a look:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1VFzlUsLqEYAKPjJGCmlSVfh_woEhRwRE
A special thank you and appreciation to our Middle School exploratory teachers retiring at the end of the year- Mr. Seidl, Ms. Schulze, and Mr. Simpson!!
Mrs Feltes' 6th grade WI Forestry class wrapped up their leaf chromatography lab today. Leaf chromatography is an experiment that allows us to see the colorful pigments that leaves have hidden inside them during the spring and summer. When leaves are green, there is so much chlorophyll in them that it hides the other pigments from view. In the fall, the chlorophyll in leaves breaks down leaving behind the other leaf pigments that we see in the fall. The kids were pretty surprised by the colors they uncovered!
Our 6th graders were able to celebrate the end of the year at Camp Y Koda today!
7th grade students finished up their final lessons this week about the Cold War and the Chernobyl Nuclear disaster. Thankfully no students were harmed by the hazardous radioactive waste that made it into the classroom (AKA glow sticks)! :)
