Thank you, Quanex, for donating a variety of wood to our student run business, RangerMade. Quanex donated alder cherry, hickory and hard and soft maple. This donation will be used for various projects throughout RangerMade.
Pictured: Brian Wood and Brian Blom (Quanex).
Third grade participated in a Pumpkin Math activity! The third graders were able to weigh, measure, and count the seeds in the pumpkin. There were many smiles throughout the whole event! Thank you to all the families who donated pumpkins and all the volunteers we had for this event. Thank you!
A big shout-out to the Knights of Columbus for donating many coats to CRES! Thank you! Teppi has many coats in a variety of sizes ranging from 4T - Adult. If you are in need, please contact Teppi at 218-545-8775.
What was your favorite school lunch? #throwbackthursday
The art of the week features: hand patterns, still-life drawing and a cactus series. Great job everyone!
Congratulations to our September and October Students of the Month!
Students in Mrs. Cencer's class had a party yesterday in which students got to pick a snack they wanted to make. They made punch, Reese’s peanut butter cup bats, fruit salad, and pumpkin seeds. The students also painted pumpkins, did some face painting and watched a Halloween movie!
The Winter Athletics season is fast approaching so we wanted to remind you that Registration is currently open for all Activities. Click on the link below for an easy online registration process:
https://cirangers-ar.rschooltoday.com/
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out at any time to Cley Twigg, Athletic Director.
With Election Day approaching, Miss Lipski's 12th grade College in the Schools (CIS) United States History class examined the historical roots of the first political parties in the United States: The Republicans (also called the Democratic-Republicans) led by Thomas Jefferson and the Federalists led by Alexander Hamilton. Students explored the key issues of the time, including the structure of the government, who should govern, federalism, economics, and foreign policy. They then had to create a symbol to represent each party's views on these issues. Check out these "Historical Heads" below!
Seniors and Families: Save the Date!
There will be a Financial Aid Night in the C-I Media Center on November 15th at 6:30 p.m. Gather information, ask questions, and even SUBMIT your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) with the support of Financial Aid Representatives. Contact Nickie Doyle with any questions.
Kindergarteners, in Mrs. Stangel’s class, decorated pumpkin shaped cookies all by themselves! Children learned about mixing colors and added sprinkles. They all agreed the best part was sampling their hard work!
Reminder:
Junior High dance tonight (Friday 10/28) from 7-9!
Who says math isn't fun? Mrs. Duhn's class doesn't. They enjoyed their math using candy corn!
When you were little, what did you want to be when you grew up?
Thank you to everyone who made AFTT night a success!
7th graders in Mrs. Syrstad's class, reviewed their vocabulary words with a fun matching game. Groups worked together to pair up vocabulary words and their definitions.
Junior High Dance is set for Friday, October 28 from 7-9!
11th graders in Mrs. Harris' English class, acted out parts of the book in which they are reading, '12 Angry Men.'
Picture Retakes are tomorrow (10/25)!
Third grade went on a recent field trip to the Forestview Planetarium. During the planetarium show, students were able to learn about constellations, the way the earth, moon, and sun work in space together, and information about the first trip to the moon. It was an amazing learning experience for our third grade students. Thank you to Sourcewell for the funding to enable us to go on this trip and Mr. Peabody at Forestview Middle School for the awesome presentation.
