
2025 is almost behind us and 2026 will be here soon! Now is a great time to set goals with your children for the new year. Goals can be health, academic, organizational, or even community service oriented. Parents can help direct kids toward goals that would be fitting for them. Start with a goal and then break it into small pieces that are measurable. Find a simple way . . .

Semester 1 was full of moments to celebrate! In world history our classes have gone from Ancient Greeks & Ancient Romans all the way through WWI. The kids have been hungry to learn & determined to be high achievers. The classroom has gotten some new art work on the walls from this group that might have hard time being replaced with future projects. It is truly a fun group to teach, they are never lacking energy & keep me . . .

There will be an enrollment meeting for students interested in taking Drivers Education this summer on Wednesday, January 21st 2026 during eighth hour in the auditorium. The meeting is for students only, a parent doesn't have to be present. The enrollment forms will be passed out at this time or you may print them off the school's website. The enrollment form cannot be turned into the office until the . . .
Building Strong Foundations Through Real-World Skills In sixth grade, we have an exciting year of growth. Students begin to go beyond basic arithmetic and learn how to use their math skills to solve real-world problems. This year, our class has been working hard on several key concepts from the 6th-grade math standards, including rates and ratios, percentages, greatest common factors, least . . .

Fifth Grade has been busy wrapping up the semester. Students have been busy with testing for Aims Reading and Math and STAR Reading and Math. We are working hard to update our Leadership Notebooks with our testing data before going to Winter Break. It is fun to see what growth can be made from August to December. We are checking our WIG Goals to see if we have met or exceeded our goal. We will be setting new . . .
High School wrestling season has kicked off and our wrestlers have been knocking off some rust and getting better every single day. Competition has started and we have brought home some hardware at the few events we have attended so far. From the El Dorado tournament on December 6th, Maddox Hughes placed 3rd, Tate Scott placed 3rd, Fisher Hobbs placed 2nd, and Ashton Lawrence placed 3rd. From the McPherson girls . . .

Marshall has been busy, full of activities, with endless learning opportunities. 4th grade has been working hard on phonics. Here recently, we have had multiple spelling patterns of OR, AR, IR, and now moving on to the double OO as in ooze. Students work on their desk to break apart the words. Then, they switch with a classmate to check their work and spelling. Finally, they get to go up front and put their words in the correct . . .

The sophomore class has been working diligently to expand their inference skills by using text evidence, building on known and learning about unknown symbolism through different literary works, and identifying grammatical errors through lots and lots of editing. Each week, as their bell ringer work, students edit two sentences, receive a refresher on a new literary term or concept and are given five new words. Students are . . .
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