Congratulations to Nick Hansen on placing 5th at the Summerland Golf Tournament yesterday. The team was 4th out of 15 schools.
The freshen physical science class is changing gears & learning some physics -
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Reading makes you smarter! Keep reading sixth graders. We don't care where or how you read - JUST READ!
The Advanced History class will soon be moving on to their last book of the year. They will be reading Changes in the Land by Historian William Cronon. This environmental history book discusses the impact Native Americans and early colonists had on North American soil. This is a great read for anyone interested in early agriculture!
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West Holt NSAA Multi Activity participants
David Armstrong Chance Bardwell Vincenzo (Vinny) Blackford Brooklynn Butterfield
Ansley Cadwallader Makinley Cadwallader Shaylee Campbell Monica Chavez
Aubreionna Clouse Taytumn Clouse Samantha (Sam) Coffin Lane Cole
Mason Crumrine Abbygail (Abby) Davis Caleb Davis Madison (Maddie) Davis
Alyssa Dobias Ainsley Galyen Andrew Goeke-Schulte Carter Gotschall
Lucas Griess Mary Hamilton Nicholas Hanson Madisyn Hilkemeier
Ava Hoffman Zachary Hooey Kruz Jelinek Felycia Kerkman
Daleni Knust Lincoln Konrad London Konrad Madison Kratz
Pavan Larson Bethany Leisy Andrew (Drew) Martin Adrianna Mincer
Emersyn Mlady Kayli Monasterio Kellen Monasterio Julio Mora Gallardo
Maria Mora Gallardo Avery Nemetz Drake Nemetz Aila Nowlin
Dominick Ogden Peyton Olberding Elizabeth Olson Grant Osborne
Jacob Panning Madalyn Pistulka Rylee Poessnecker Andrew Rentschler
Irisbelsy (Iris) Sanchez Makenna Schaaf Taylor Schaaf Ezra Sholes
Jamison Slaymaker Lainey Smith Lily Vogel Taylor Walnofer
Miley Winer
All sophomores - make sure to report to Faith Wesleyan Church Gym -1203 N HWY 11 - tomorrow morning - if you need transportation, contact Mrs. Ruppert or Mr. Havranek ASAP
The Elementary Student Council is hosting Kindness Week this week! Each day has a new challenge to spread joy and to be friendly! The council members also decorated the sidewalk with kind messages to help start everyone's day off on a positive note! Every member had a task this week. Some wrote scripts to announce over the intercom while others helped gather ideas to write outside and made posters. Go be great, Huskies!
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Great day to play some pickleball in elementary P.E. class!
Mr. Hale shared his eclipse glasses and ventured outside with a group of students. It was chilly and cloudy, but they got a small glimpse of the eclipse when there were breaks in the clouds.
The Scholastic Book Fair is coming NEXT WEEK. The Fair is where your readers get to choose. They can be true to themshelves at our Book Fair! Plus, every purchase benefits our school. Learn more: https://www.scholastic.com/bf/huskies.
#ScholasticBookFairs.
The Book Fair will be open Mon., April 15-Fri., April 19 & again on Sun., April 21.
M-W-F Hours -- 3:30-5
Tues. Hours -- 3:30-6:30
Thur. Hours -- Noon-7 pm
Sun. Hours -- 3:00-Until After the HS Spring Concert
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The 3rd Graders in Mrs. Flannery's class spent the last couple of weeks celebrating National Agriculture Month. Each week during the month of March focused on a different agricultural commodity. They learned about the many uses of corn, soybeans, cattle, and hogs. They have a better understanding of the important role that agriculture plays in our daily lives. They also learned a bunch of interesting agricultural facts. How many of you knew a pig could run a 7 minute mile?! Or that there are about 800 kernels of corn on each ear of corn?
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