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Early Childhood & Preschool

Early Childhood & Preschool Happenings   We have been so busy with learning and fun activities this April!  We just finished our Fairy tale section of literacy and have started our science section. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Harrison have bought us a worm farm to watch, gathered tadpoles and just recently added caterpillars to our rooms.  We cannot wait until our chrysalis hatch and we get to release . . .

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Manifest Destiny & The Journey of a Pioneer

5th Grade Writing & Social Studies

In Ms. Rayburn’s Social Studies and Writing classes, students are participating in a cross-curricular unit focused on Manifest Destiny and the settlement of the American West. By combining history and writing, students are gaining a deeper understanding of this important time period. In Social Studies, we are learning about the beliefs behind Manifest Destiny and the challenges faced by pioneers traveling . . .

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Music Festivals and Concerts

Spring is always a busy time for the music department snd this year has been no exception. Over the past month we have participated in Regional Solo and Ensemble Festival in El Dorado and State Large Ensemble Festival in Arkansas City.  Seven Students from the High School Band participated in Regional Solo and Ensemble Festival on Saturday, March 28th. All of the students performed vey well. The Eureka Saxophone Quartet - . . .

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6th Grade April Update

6th Grade News – April Update Spring has arrived, and it’s a busy and exciting time for our 6th graders! This week, students are participating in their second week of state testing. They have been working hard all year, and this is their opportunity to show what they’ve learned. We are proud of their effort, focus, and determination. Families can support students by encouraging a good night’s sleep, . . .

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Jr. High Mathematics

Hello everyone.  Well........ it's been one heck of a year.  Personally, I'm glad to still be here.  As many of you know, I suffered a serious health threat this year and was away from school recovering for an extended time.  I would like to give all the credit to those who deserve it for keeping the students learning, and for covering for me during my absence.  Those people would be Principal Lowe, . . .

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7th Grade Research Papers Building Skills

Our seventh-grade students are tackling a significant academic milestone this month as they work to complete their first major research paper of their junior high career. Centered on Kansas history, this project required students to evaluate various sources, effectively synthesizing critical information while utilizing digital note cards to organize their findings. A key focus of this unit was developing . . .

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