7th grade students went to Ninja U in Cedar Falls for their 3rd quarter reward party.
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Checks or cash payments will be accepted at New Horizons with checks made payable to the New Hampton FFA Chapter
The band department is hosting a Jazz Dessert Show. The show will start at 7 pm this evening at the High School cafeteria. Please join us for the yummy dessert and fantastic music!!
New Hampton High School will once again be hosting grade-level parent meetings the first night of Parent/Teacher Conferences, on March 11. We will be doing Sophomore and Junior meetings this time, as we did Freshman and Senior meetings in the Fall. The Sophomore parent meeting will be at 6:00 p.m. and the Junior meeting will be at 6:30 p.m. These are not mandatory, but will include some good information on what your child should be doing now, things for their upcoming school year, etc. If you have attended in the past, the information will be very similar, but you are welcome to attend again if you'd like a refresher. Meetings will be held in the FCS room (the old HS cafeteria) on the upper level of the high school.
7th graders enjoyed making pancakes with their amazing sub, Jill Glenn. "Thank you for taking pictures during their food labs," said Mrs. Schmitt.
Cooking Around the World Class made homemade pasta to use in a pasta dish after covering the country of Italy. They did an excellent job! We listened to Italian opera music; which the students didn't care for.
Foods II Classes covered their fruit unit and did a little tasting of some tropical and exotic fruit. The students learned how to cut open a coconut, pineapple, and dragonfruit. The students enjoyed tasting the fruit and learned that cutting your own fresh fruit saves you money and tastes better.
Thank you to everyone in the community who ordered strawberries and made our fundraiser a huge success. Last year we ordered 224 flats and this year we ordered 271 flats. The profits will go towards the FCS and FCCLA departments. The strawberries were delicious! Mrs. Schmitt made fresh strawberry pie and froze them to make strawberry jam!
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Due to the Blizzard Warning, New Hampton Schools will be closed 3/5. Stay safe and we will see everyone on Thursday!
7th/8th Grade Choir presents: The Grunch
Come support your middle school thespians on March 20th and 21st at 7 pm. Tickets will be sold only at the door!
Braelyn Rosonke was recently awarded a Hagan Scholarship to attend Cornell College this Fall. The Hagan Scholarship is a nationwide need-based merit scholarship designed to help students graduate college debt-free. The scholarship provides up to $7,500 each semester for up to eight consecutive semesters and provides recipients with a practical understanding of important life skills not typically covered in the school curriculum via free Workshops, Schwab Brokerage Accounts and Study Abroad opportunities. Hagan Scholars have attended 638 colleges and universities located in 49 states and the District of Columbia. This is a very rare occurrence, so we felt extra recognition was warranted. Congratulations Braelyn!!
It is here! The New Hampton Middle School book fair online is open! For every dollar our Follett Book eFair earns, we’ll get rewards to enhance our school libraries, getting more books into the hands of more students. Visit https://book-efairs.follettcontent.com/guest/home?efairCode=Z87K5 today!
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After a week of researching, prototype testing, and developing proposals, Physical science students are now working on building their redesigned mousetrap racers.
Congratulations to our individual speech team for a great day at District competition! Ten of the 14 events performed will be moving on to State competition in Starmont on Saturday, March 15.
Performances earning a division 2 rating are:
Zoey Dreckman - Acting
RW Pethoud - Original Oratory
Wyatt Sabelka - Radio News Announcing
Kaydence Rasing - Storytelling
Performances earning a division 1 rating and moving on to State are:
Skyler Bugenhagen - Acting
Skyler Bugenhagen - Solo Musical Theatre
Aleah Eichenberger - Poetry
Sydney Laures - Original Oratory
Maddi Malta - Acting
Beth Pickar - Literary Program
Beth Pickar - Poetry
Karla Pickar - Radio News Announcing
Karla Pickar - Storytelling
Josi Singewald - Storytelling
Congratulations to all of the performers!
Our Time for Kids magazines have been encouraging students to do kindness activities in the community. One of our very own students, Charleigh, suggested that fourth graders make cards for people in the nursing home to let them know others are thinking of them. What a great way to show kindness to others!
Chickasaw Softball is offering a youth camp on Monday, April 21st. Scan the QR code or click on this link to register. The registration deadline is April 1st. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdzXZrCOqXonn8a55mKmLlz8wWnGqS6DFIle8ShYEDRVXmBNQ/viewform
While learning about space, Miss Vossberg’s students participated in a demonstration of why Earth has day and night.
ELP students celebrated their 1st (6th Grade), 2nd (5th Grade), and 3rd place (4th Grade) finish in the UNRULY SPLATS Hour of Code competition with a popcorn party to accompany their winning banner! They had to create, code and present an interactive game using the SPLAT buttons.
