Our Senior Spotlight of the day goes to, Jensen De Leon! Congratulations, Jensen! Your future is bright, and we are cheering you on every step of the way! #SeniorSpotlight #ClassOf2024
Hope you all had a wonderful Monday!😊
From, Mrs. Duhn's Kindergarten class
Here are our Artists of the Week!
Wyatt Stanton, 8th Grade Art- Value Drawing
Grey Colwell, Drawing- Nocturnal Owl
Molly Vanhorn, 7th Grade Art-Tic Tac Toe Pancake
Keep up the great work!
Our Senior Spotlight of the day goes to, Ebrima Camara! Congratulations, Ebrima! Your future is bright, and we are cheering you on every step of the way! #SeniorSpotlight #ClassOf2024
🔍 Lost and Found Alert! 🔍
The school year is nearing its end and the lost and found is bursting with items that need a home. Please be sure to check it out before May 28, at both the high school and CRES!
Attention all explorers, adventurers, and travel enthusiasts! 📢 You're invited to our 8th Grade Travel Expo. Join us, at C-I, to explore countries from around the world!
🗓️ Date: Wednesday, May 22
🕒 Time: 10:15am - 11:45am
📍 Location: Woock Gym
Please use the south entrance (across from Dairy Queen).
We had special visitors from the Minnesota Department of Education (MDE), Greg Keith and Elizabeth Vaught, stop by and tour our building. Thank you, Jayden and Cadence, for being wonderful tour guides and showing them our secondary school campus!
Our Senior Spotlight of the day goes to, James Stokman! Congratulations, James! Your future is bright, and we are cheering you on every step of the way! #SeniorSpotlight #ClassOf2024
🎶Get ready for C-I's Spring Choir Concert happening Monday, May 20th.🎶 All songs have been hand chosen by the choir students. Please come and listen to the talent!
Our Senior Spotlight of the day goes to, Hayden Backowski! Congratulations, Hayden! Your future is bright, and we are cheering you on every step of the way! #SeniorSpotlight #ClassOf2024
Miss Stangel’s second graders teamed up with the sixth grade science class for some outdoor learning fun! #sciencerocks #outdoorlearning
Our Senior Spotlight of the day goes to, Megan Knutson! Congratulations, Megan! Your future is bright, and we are cheering you on every step of the way! #SeniorSpotlight #ClassOf2024
Extra yearbooks are available for sale online via Jostens. Books cost $55 plus tax. The online purchase link is: https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/productBrowse/1062806/Crosby-Ironton-High-School/2024-Yearbook/20240326041620343116/CATALOG_SHOP/
Books may also be purchased in-person via cash or check for $60 once books are ready for distribution. Contact Ms. Larson with any questions.
Our Senior Spotlight of the day goes to, Carlos Bultron! Congratulations, Carlos! Your future is bright, and we are cheering you on every step of the way! #SeniorSpotlight #ClassOf2024
Take a peek at our Artists of the Week!
Brianna Lueck, Drawing- Spider Project
Vanessa Rickmeyer, 8th Grade Art- Hand Pattern
James Stockman, Independent Study- Clay Mugs
Jocelyn Jacobson, 3D Art- Buzz Lightyear Bust
Our Senior Spotlight of the day goes to, Rusty Miller! Congratulations, Rusty! Your future is bright, and we are cheering you on every step of the way! #SeniorSpotlight #ClassOf2024
Mrs. Duhn's kindergarteners spent some time learning about symmetry. To use what they learned, they painted beautiful butterflies!🦋
Save Our Rocket Launch!
6th grade needs 2 liter soda bottles or they are in danger of not launching rockets this year! They need about 50 more bottles.
Our students do not have a lot of pop/soda bottles at home. We have been asking and trying! If you have any 2 liter bottles please drop them off CRES office. Thank you for helping out.
Our Senior Spotlight of the day goes to, Xavier Stich! Congratulations, Xavier! Your future is bright, and we are cheering you on every step of the way! #SeniorSpotlight #ClassOf2024
Mrs. Otterstad's Baking and Pastry class learned how to make 6-strand braided challah bread. It is made with no dairy and sweetened with honey. It is beautiful and delicious!
* Challa bread traditionally used as a centerpiece for Ashkenazi Jewish ceremonies, though it can be found in bakeries as a part of their daily offerings. The name challah is derived from a Hebrew word that refers to the portion of dough given to the Lord as a gift. Today, observing Jewish bakers will still tear a small piece of dough away to burn in the oven or fire while making a blessing.
