Students in Mrs. Ziegert’s classroom earned a class reward last week. The students were joined by a guest reader and her pet lizard. Additionally, students have been participating in STEM stations. One of the tasks included building a flying machine that would fly on a zipline. The students' creativity was “sky high.”
Students in Mrs. Ziegert’s classroom earned a class reward last week. The students were joined by a guest reader and her pet lizard. Additionally, students have been participating in STEM stations. One of the tasks included building a flying machine that would fly on a zipline. The students' creativity was “sky high.”
Students in Mrs. Ziegert’s classroom earned a class reward last week. The students were joined by a guest reader and her pet lizard.
Additionally, students have been participating in STEM stations. One of the tasks included building a flying machine that would fly on a zipline. The students' creativity was “sky high.”
School spirit has been running high in the days leading up to Homecoming. Whether it be Country/Country Club Day in the Middle and High School, or Honky Tonk Tuesday or Wacky Wednesday in the Elementary, we've enjoyed seeing the wild and crazy outfits throughout the week. Tomorrow is Flip Flop Day for Middle and High School (students dress as teachers and teachers dress as students) and Fall Sports Friday (wear your black and gold) in the Elementary.
Last week, First Grade took advantage of the beautiful weather and practiced addition on the sidewalk. Additionally, Olivia Meyer chose "Storyteller" as her monthly SWIPBIS reward and read to her First Grade class. The week ended with Hat Day in Mrs. Hower's Third Grade classroom. We can't wait to see what the district has in store for Homecoming Spirit Week this week!
High School Student Council will once again be hosting a Trunk or Treat event as a way to spread some community spirit and provide a positive outlet for our students. The event will take place from 6:00pm-7:30pm on Thursday, October 26, in front of the High School. Please see the attached flyer and spread the word about this event.
Students in Mrs. Sharrow's Kindergarten class had a blast using the touchscreen laptops for the first time this school year!
G.C. Hartman Elementary received a check thanks to our parents who shopped at Weis. Attached is a flyer with the information for parents to register their Weis card so they can earn money for our school.
Mrs. Gaul's First Graders had fun and got creative while practicing their spelling words with Wikki Stix.
Southern Columbia High School Student Council is proud to announce this year's HOMECOMING SPIRIT WEEK themes. Spirit Week will run from September 18 through September 22. Please pay attention to the themes that correspond with each building.
Ms. Merook's class recently practiced number formation with shaving cream and reviewed sight words during a game of "Swat It."
Please see the attached flyer about a "Safer Choices" presentation in the High School Auditorium on September 11 from 6:30-7:30. Mike Domritz from The Center For Respect will be speaking. This presentation is free to the community thanks to contributions from the CSIU and SCA's S.A.V.E. club.
Students in Mrs. Hower's 3rd Grade class completed a STEM activity to "Save Fred" without using their hands, by using only paper clips. Students worked together to put Fred back into his life preserver and back onto the boat.
If you haven't already ordered your child's 2024 Yearbook, now is the time to do so. Jostens is offering the best deals and lowest prices over the next 7 days. Don't miss the chance to order your book(s) in the most affordable manner possible. Use the link below to order a copy for any of our three schools. Those looking to buy an Elementary book will need to search "G.C. Hartman Elementary." Buyers for the other two schools will search "Southern Columbia" and the associated school name. https://www.jostens.com/yearbooks/students-and-parents/about-yearbooks#affiliate
Mr. Rooney’s 4th Grade class participated in pool noodle relays in Miss Manley's gym class yesterday!
Mr. Rooney’s 4th Grade class participated in pool noodle relays in Miss Manley's gym class yesterday!
The school is working to strengthen partnerships between the school and our families in order to help children perform better in school. The purpose of this anonymous survey is to get your opinion and thoughts on how the school can help engage parents and families. Please take a few minutes and give us your opinions.
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It's already time to order your child's 2024 Yearbook. We understand that this not at the forefront of your mind with back-to-school preparations in progress, but Jostens is offering the best deals and lowest prices over the next 24 days. Don't miss the chance to order your book(s) in the most affordable manner possible. Use the link below to order a copy for any of our three schools. Those looking to buy an Elementary book will need to search "G.C. Hartman Elementary." Buyers for the other two schools will search "Southern Columbia" and the associated school name.
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Despite last year's dry summer, our native species meadows, that were planted in the fall of 2021 by Native Creations, are in bloom and once again providing blankets of color throughout the campus.
Please see the attached Field Hockey Camp opportunities for this summer; they include a Tiny Tots Camp and a camp for students in Grades 1-8.
