🔥 CHICKASAW TAKEOVER WEEKEND! 🔥Our athletes and performers are EVERYWHERE this weekend! Let's show them some Chickasaw Pride!

FRIDAY, MAY 8th:
🐄 FFA State Dairy Cattle Evaluation
⚽ Boys & Girls Soccer @ MFL MarMac - Girls kick off at 5:00 PM | Boys at 7:00 PM
⛳ Boys Golf @ Tri-City Golf - 4:00 PM (Rescheduled from 4/27) - Time to sink some birdies! 🏌️‍♂️
🏃‍♂️ JH Boys Track @ South Winn - 4:15 PM
🏃‍♀️ JH Girls Track @ Decorah - 4:15 PM

SATURDAY, MAY 9th:

🎵 State Large Group Band & Choir Festival
🎯 Trap Shooting @ Stockdale - 8:00 AM
⚾ Baseball Scrimmage - 9:00 AM - Play ball! Let's warm up for the season!

From the farm to the field, from the course to the stage - Chickasaws are DOMINATING! GO CHICKASAWS!
about 2 hours ago, Gretchen Johnson
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Failure, failure, failure… SUCCESS! Our Chain Reaction Champs kept testing, tweaking, and problem-solving until their Rube Goldberg machine finally rang the bell. Proof that persistence pays off! Great work!
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about 2 hours ago, Kyle Hennessy
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On Thursday, Peter Rogoz, from 76Proline, joined the Design the Sky class to help them understand how products made around the world make their way to US consumers. He also gave them advice on scripting shows as he is a world class fireworks scripter, himself!
about 17 hours ago, Kyle Hennessy
On Thursday, Peter Rogoz, from 76Proline, joined the Design the Sky class to help them understand how products made around the world make their way to US consumers.
On Thursday, Peter Rogoz, from 76Proline, joined the Design the Sky class to help them understand how products made around the world make their way to US consumers.
: Students enjoyed getting their hands dirty this morning with a trip to the greatest ballparks in Northeast Iowa.
about 21 hours ago, Kyle Hennessy
: Students enjoyed getting their hands dirty this morning with a trip to the greatest ballparks in Northeast Iowa.
: Students enjoyed getting their hands dirty this morning with a trip to the greatest ballparks in Northeast Iowa
: Students enjoyed getting their hands dirty this morning with a trip to the greatest ballparks in Northeast Iowa.
: Students enjoyed getting their hands dirty this morning with a trip to the greatest ballparks in Northeast Iowa.
: Students enjoyed getting their hands dirty this morning with a trip to the greatest ballparks in Northeast Iowa.
As part of Cooking Around the World's unit on Russia and Ukraine, the students did a folk art called Pysanka (which means "to write"). The eggs were done using beeswax and dyes. Each symbol has a meaning.
1 day ago, Kyle Hennessy
As part of Cooking Around the World's unit on Russia and Ukraine, the students did a folk art called Pysanka (which means "to write"). The eggs were done using beeswax and dyes. Each symbol has a meaning.
As part of Cooking Around the World's unit on Russia and Ukraine, the students did a folk art called Pysanka (which means "to write"). The eggs were done using beeswax and dyes. Each symbol has a meaning.
As part of Cooking Around the World's unit on Russia and Ukraine, the students did a folk art called Pysanka (which means "to write"). The eggs were done using beeswax and dyes. Each symbol has a meaning.
As part of Cooking Around the World's unit on Russia and Ukraine, the students did a folk art called Pysanka (which means "to write"). The eggs were done using beeswax and dyes. Each symbol has a meaning.
As part of Cooking Around the World's unit on Russia and Ukraine, the students did a folk art called Pysanka (which means "to write"). The eggs were done using beeswax and dyes. Each symbol has a meaning.
Day 2 of School of the Wild was a chilly one, but they still had so much fun learning outdoors! Students worked together to solve math problems using GPS skills, strengthened their communication and teamwork through the Human Knot activity, and explored habitats and shelters. So many important life skills were practiced today through hands-on learning and teamwork!
1 day ago, Kyle Hennessy
Day 2 of School of the Wild was a chilly one, but they still had so much fun learning outdoors! Students worked together to solve math problems using GPS skills, strengthened their communication and teamwork through the Human Knot activity, and explored habitats and shelters. So many important life skills were practiced today through hands-on learning and teamwork!
Day 2 of School of the Wild was a chilly one, but they still had so much fun learning outdoors! Students worked together to solve math problems using GPS skills, strengthened their communication and teamwork through the Human Knot activity, and explored habitats and shelters. So many important life skills were practiced today through hands-on learning and teamwork!
Day 2 of School of the Wild was a chilly one, but they still had so much fun learning outdoors! Students worked together to solve math problems using GPS skills, strengthened their communication and teamwork through the Human Knot activity, and explored habitats and shelters. So many important life skills were practiced today through hands-on learning and teamwork!
Day 2 of School of the Wild was a chilly one, but they still had so much fun learning outdoors! Students worked together to solve math problems using GPS skills, strengthened their communication and teamwork through the Human Knot activity, and explored habitats and shelters. So many important life skills were practiced today through hands-on learning and teamwork!
Day 2 of School of the Wild was a chilly one, but they still had so much fun learning outdoors! Students worked together to solve math problems using GPS skills, strengthened their communication and teamwork through the Human Knot activity, and explored habitats and shelters. So many important life skills were practiced today through hands-on learning and teamwork!
Day 2 of School of the Wild was a chilly one, but they still had so much fun learning outdoors! Students worked together to solve math problems using GPS skills, strengthened their communication and teamwork through the Human Knot activity, and explored habitats and shelters. So many important life skills were practiced today through hands-on learning and teamwork!
Day 2 of School of the Wild was a chilly one, but they still had so much fun learning outdoors! Students worked together to solve math problems using GPS skills, strengthened their communication and teamwork through the Human Knot activity, and explored habitats and shelters. So many important life skills were practiced today through hands-on learning and teamwork!
Day 2 of School of the Wild was a chilly one, but they still had so much fun learning outdoors! Students worked together to solve math problems using GPS skills, strengthened their communication and teamwork through the Human Knot activity, and explored habitats and shelters. So many important life skills were practiced today through hands-on learning and teamwork!
Yesterday Reicks View Farms stopped by Rooftop BBQ to help the students understand how their meat goes from the farm to the table. Thank you Emily and Madeline for sharing your knowledge!
1 day ago, Kyle Hennessy
Yesterday Reicks View Farms stopped by Rooftop BBQ to help the students understand how their meat goes from the farm to the table. Thank you Emily and Madeline for sharing your knowledge!
Yesterday Reicks View Farms stopped by Rooftop BBQ to help the students understand how their meat goes from the farm to the table. Thank you Emily and Madeline for sharing your knowledge!
Yesterday Reicks View Farms stopped by Rooftop BBQ to help the students understand how their meat goes from the farm to the table. Thank you Emily and Madeline for sharing your knowledge!
Yesterday Reicks View Farms stopped by Rooftop BBQ to help the students understand how their meat goes from the farm to the table. Thank you Emily and Madeline for sharing your knowledge!
It’s a big day for the Chickasaws! Let’s bring the energy and cheer loud today, 5.7.26!
🏌️‍♀️ Girls Golf tees off at home hosting a tournament at 12:00 PM!
🎯 Trap Shooting takes aim at home starting at 4:00 PM!
🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️ Boys and Girls Track teams hit the road to Cresco for the UIC Conference Track Meet!
GO CHICKASAWS!
1 day ago, Gretchen Johnson
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Students enjoyed a brisk morning walk while mulching several rest stops along the way. Thank you to Colin Larson for donating and delivering the mulch today. Community service and teamwork help make a positive impact for everyone! Great work NHMS.
1 day ago, Brad Schmitt
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MS concert success and Day 2 of Endmester learning. What makes a good product, sewing, art, and exploring our 37 county parks.
1 day ago, Brad Schmitt
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Middle School Endmester class Chain Reaction Champs kicked off their first build today! 🔔 Students are challenged to ring a bell using 1 ramp and a minimum of 3 unique steps in their chain reaction. The students can’t wait to see these creative designs come to life!
2 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Middle School Endmester class Chain Reaction Champs kicked off their first build today! 🔔 Students are challenged to ring a bell using 1 ramp and a minimum of 3 unique steps in their chain reaction. The students can’t wait to see these creative designs come to life!
Middle School Endmester class Chain Reaction Champs kicked off their first build today! 🔔 Students are challenged to ring a bell using 1 ramp and a minimum of 3 unique steps in their chain reaction. The students can’t wait to see these creative designs come to life!
Middle School Endmester class Chain Reaction Champs kicked off their first build today! 🔔 Students are challenged to ring a bell using 1 ramp and a minimum of 3 unique steps in their chain reaction. The students can’t wait to see these creative designs come to life!
Middle School Endmester class Chain Reaction Champs kicked off their first build today! 🔔 Students are challenged to ring a bell using 1 ramp and a minimum of 3 unique steps in their chain reaction. The students can’t wait to see these creative designs come to life!
Fourth graders in Ms. Schwickerath's science classes explored how different bird beaks are specially designed to help birds eat various types of food. After learning about these adaptations, students participated in a hands-on activity where they tested different “beaks” to see which ones were most effective for picking up certain foods. This engaging experience helped them better understand how form relates to function in the natural world.
2 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Fourth graders in Ms. Schwickerath's science classes explored how different bird beaks are specially designed to help birds eat various types of food. After learning about these adaptations, students participated in a hands-on activity where they tested different “beaks” to see which ones were most effective for picking up certain foods. This engaging experience helped them better understand how form relates to function in the natural world.
Fourth graders in Ms. Schwickerath's science classes explored how different bird beaks are specially designed to help birds eat various types of food. After learning about these adaptations, students participated in a hands-on activity where they tested different “beaks” to see which ones were most effective for picking up certain foods. This engaging experience helped them better understand how form relates to function in the natural world.
Fourth graders had a busy and exciting day at Twin Ponds! During one of the rotations, they went on a hike where they searched for animal tracks and observed creatures in their natural environment. Students also identified producers and consumers, as well as classified animals as carnivores, herbivores, or omnivores. In addition, they explored the new displays in the Nature Center and had fun playing the interactive game “Oh, Deer!”
2 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Fourth graders had a busy and exciting day at Twin Ponds! During one of the rotations, they went on a hike where they searched for animal tracks and observed creatures in their natural environment. Students also identified producers and consumers, as well as classified animals as carnivores, herbivores, or omnivores. In addition, they explored the new displays in the Nature Center and had fun playing the interactive game “Oh, Deer!”
Fourth graders had a busy and exciting day at Twin Ponds! During one of the rotations, they went on a hike where they searched for animal tracks and observed creatures in their natural environment. Students also identified producers and consumers, as well as classified animals as carnivores, herbivores, or omnivores. In addition, they explored the new displays in the Nature Center and had fun playing the interactive game “Oh, Deer!”
Fourth graders had a busy and exciting day at Twin Ponds! During one of the rotations, they went on a hike where they searched for animal tracks and observed creatures in their natural environment. Students also identified producers and consumers, as well as classified animals as carnivores, herbivores, or omnivores. In addition, they explored the new displays in the Nature Center and had fun playing the interactive game “Oh, Deer!”
Fourth graders had a busy and exciting day at Twin Ponds! During one of the rotations, they went on a hike where they searched for animal tracks and observed creatures in their natural environment. Students also identified producers and consumers, as well as classified animals as carnivores, herbivores, or omnivores. In addition, they explored the new displays in the Nature Center and had fun playing the interactive game “Oh, Deer!”
4th Grade worked on their PBL during ISASP week titled Dream it, Draw it, Create it, Persuade it. They had so much fun seeing how much things would cost and what they would want in their dream bedroom. They also had to write a letter to their parents persuading them to purchase them a new bedroom. Watch the slideshow below!

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vwjgGznoIbVD1xx4w3eb5fgewdjsAB4p/view?usp=sharing
2 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Day 1 of School of the Wild: School of the Wild was full of hands-on learning and adventure for these fourth graders! Students explored how to use GPS, practiced communication and teamwork skills, learned about shelters and habitats, and even made their own bird feeders. So much learning, curiosity, and fun all in one experience!
2 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Day 1 of School of the Wild: School of the Wild was full of hands-on learning and adventure for these fourth graders! Students explored how to use GPS, practiced communication and teamwork skills, learned about shelters and habitats, and even made their own bird feeders. So much learning, curiosity, and fun all in one experience!
Day 1 of School of the Wild: School of the Wild was full of hands-on learning and adventure for these fourth graders! Students explored how to use GPS, practiced communication and teamwork skills, learned about shelters and habitats, and even made their own bird feeders. So much learning, curiosity, and fun all in one experience!
Day 1 of School of the Wild: School of the Wild was full of hands-on learning and adventure for these fourth graders! Students explored how to use GPS, practiced communication and teamwork skills, learned about shelters and habitats, and even made their own bird feeders. So much learning, curiosity, and fun all in one experience!
Day 1 of School of the Wild: School of the Wild was full of hands-on learning and adventure for these fourth graders! Students explored how to use GPS, practiced communication and teamwork skills, learned about shelters and habitats, and even made their own bird feeders. So much learning, curiosity, and fun all in one experience!
Day 1 of School of the Wild: School of the Wild was full of hands-on learning and adventure for these fourth graders! Students explored how to use GPS, practiced communication and teamwork skills, learned about shelters and habitats, and even made their own bird feeders. So much learning, curiosity, and fun all in one experience!
Day 1 of School of the Wild: School of the Wild was full of hands-on learning and adventure for these fourth graders! Students explored how to use GPS, practiced communication and teamwork skills, learned about shelters and habitats, and even made their own bird feeders. So much learning, curiosity, and fun all in one experience!
2 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Day 1 of School of the Wild: School of the Wild was full of hands-on learning and adventure for these fourth graders! Students explored how to use GPS, practiced communication and teamwork skills, learned about shelters and habitats, and even made their own bird feeders. So much learning, curiosity, and fun all in one experience!
Day 1 of School of the Wild: School of the Wild was full of hands-on learning and adventure for these fourth graders! Students explored how to use GPS, practiced communication and teamwork skills, learned about shelters and habitats, and even made their own bird feeders. So much learning, curiosity, and fun all in one experience!
Day 1 of School of the Wild: School of the Wild was full of hands-on learning and adventure for these fourth graders! Students explored how to use GPS, practiced communication and teamwork skills, learned about shelters and habitats, and even made their own bird feeders. So much learning, curiosity, and fun all in one experience!
Day 1 of School of the Wild: School of the Wild was full of hands-on learning and adventure for these fourth graders! Students explored how to use GPS, practiced communication and teamwork skills, learned about shelters and habitats, and even made their own bird feeders. So much learning, curiosity, and fun all in one experience!
Day 1 of School of the Wild: School of the Wild was full of hands-on learning and adventure for these fourth graders! Students explored how to use GPS, practiced communication and teamwork skills, learned about shelters and habitats, and even made their own bird feeders. So much learning, curiosity, and fun all in one experience!
Day 1 of School of the Wild: School of the Wild was full of hands-on learning and adventure for these fourth graders! Students explored how to use GPS, practiced communication and teamwork skills, learned about shelters and habitats, and even made their own bird feeders. So much learning, curiosity, and fun all in one experience!
Happy School Nurse Day to Nurse Moore and Nurse Steege!! The school appreciates the two of you. Thank you for all you do!!
2 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Happy School Nurse Day to Nurse Moore and Nurse Steege!! The school appreciates the two of you. Thank you for all you do!!
Happy School Nurse Day to Nurse Moore and Nurse Steege!! The school appreciates the two of you. Thank you for all you do!!
Happy School Nurse Day to Nurse Moore and Nurse Steege!! The school appreciates the two of you. Thank you for all you do!!
Endmester launched day: cooking, coding, creating, and more! Innovation in action as Endmester is underway.
3 days ago, Brad Schmitt
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Our 3-year-old preschool classes enjoyed hatching chicks in our classrooms. The students learned a lesson in waiting as they had to wait 21 days for the eggs in the incubator to hatch. They were so excited when the eggs finally hatched and each child had the chance to pet a baby chick. What an egg-citing time to be in preschool!
3 days ago, Kyle Hennessy
Our 3-year-old preschool classes enjoyed hatching chicks in our classrooms.
Our 3-year-old preschool classes enjoyed hatching chicks in our classrooms.
Our 3-year-old preschool classes enjoyed hatching chicks in our classrooms.
Our 3-year-old preschool classes enjoyed hatching chicks in our classrooms.
Our 3-year-old preschool classes enjoyed hatching chicks in our classrooms.
Our 3-year-old preschool classes enjoyed hatching chicks in our classrooms.
Our 3-year-old preschool classes enjoyed hatching chicks in our classrooms.
Our 3-year-old preschool classes enjoyed hatching chicks in our classrooms.
Our 3-year-old preschool classes enjoyed hatching chicks in our classrooms.
Our 3-year-old preschool classes enjoyed hatching chicks in our classrooms.