🚌🎉 Happy School Bus Driver Appreciation Day! 🎉🚌
Let's give a big shoutout to the unsung heroes who ensure our children's safety and well-being on their daily journey to and from school. 🙌👏
Take a moment today to show your appreciation for these amazing individuals who play such a crucial role in our children's lives. Whether it's a simple thank you, a wave, or a heartfelt note of gratitude, let's make sure our bus drivers know just how much they mean to us! 💖 #BusDriverAppreciationDay #ThankYouBusDrivers #SchoolBusHeroes 🚌💕
Our Senior Spotlight today is, Nate Hachey. Congratulations, Nate! Your future is bright, and we are cheering you on every step of the way! #SeniorSpotlight #ClassOf202
We are hiring! We're on the lookout for passionate paraprofessionals to join our dynamic team!
If you're enthusiastic about helping students and eager to be part of a supportive team environment, we want to hear from you!
Join us in making a difference every day. Apply now online, https://www.ci.k12.mn.us/o/cisd/page/employment or stop in the District Office and take the first step toward an inspiring career! #JoinOurTeam #ParaprofessionalJobs
Here are our Artist's of the Week!
Rihanna Camacho
8th Art
Value Study
Abby Lentz, Wyatt Backowski, Lexy Fish (all 9th)
3D
Creature pinch pots
Grey Colwell 9th
Drawing
Mannequin Project
Our Senior Spotlight kicks off today with, Harmonie Lane! Congratulations! Your future is bright, and we are cheering you on every step of the way! #SeniorSpotlight #ClassOf2024
C-I gave a blue ribbon performance from Emily Essman, Corvin Vanvicle, Enoch Anderson, Austin Robinson, and Grace Larsen! They finished in 1st place out of 30 teams at Knowledge Bowl in Staples on Feb 14th.
Knowledge Bowl is on a roll! Cadence Wynn, Spencer Hollenhorst, Toby Jacobson, Jonathan Maroney, and Evan Rydberg placed 3rd out of 30 teams on Feb 14th.
#GoCIGo!
Reminder...
NO SCHOOL on Monday!
Best of luck to our Rangerettes, who are headed down to State, in both kick and jazz! They will dance Friday and Saturday. Good Luck ladies! GO-CI-GO!!!
Where you a band or choir kid? Who was your teacher?
Happy Valentine's Day!!😍
Thank you to volunteers from Project Unite and High Wheel Confectionary for the wonderful Valentine's Day popcorn delivery!
February is Career and Technical Education (CTE) month!
This month is dedicated to raising awareness and celebrating the value of career and technical education in preparing students for high-demand careers and further education. CTE programs often provide students with the skills and knowledge needed for specific industries or trades, ranging from healthcare and technology to automotive repair and culinary arts. Thank you, Mr. Wood and Mr. Schafbuch!
Picture shows Mr. Schafbuch's students with a project called the Iron Cross.
Students are seen holding 4- T joints, with a 1 inch fillet weld in each.
7th grade ventured to the GREAT Theatre, last Thursday, to enjoy “The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical.” This trip was made possible thanks to Cuyuna Lakes Education Foundation. Thank you, GREAT Theatre, for hosting our 7th graders!
Congratulations, 1932 Boys State Basketball Team, on being inducted into the 2024 Crosby-Ironton Rangers Hall of Fame sponsored by Crosby-Ironton Sports Boosters.
The 1932 team, was the first team from Crosby-Ironton to make it to the State Tournament.
All inductees will be introduced during the boy's basketball game Friday, February 23 and honored at a luncheon on Saturday, February 24 at Taconite Canteen & Event Center. #gocigo #RangersHOF
College in the Schools (CIS) Practical Writing students have highlighted their achievements, goals for the future, and facts about themselves through their completed personal biographies. CIS Practical Writing is a new course to C-I that allows students the opportunity to earn college credit while learning how to write for a variety of situations, including academic, work, personal, and public use.
Take a peek at our Artist's of the Week!
Adam Lies, 7th Grade Art- Watercolor Painting
Gage Serocki, 12th Grade Drawing- Still Life
Wonderful job!
101 Days of School was celebrated by our first graders today!
Kindergarteners celebrated the 100th Day of School by dressing up and playing games having to do with 100!
Fourth graders spent some time helping first graders in Mrs. Jensen’s class practice identifying and counting pennies, nickels, and dimes. #GoCIGo
English 8 students are currently in their American Indian book club unit. Pictured here are Mrs. Larson's students' birthday season and month calendars. Students depicted their birthday season and month according to Dakota and Ojibwa terms.
