CRES is celebrating "I Love to Read" month by having dress-up days all this week. Tuesday's day was 'Dress like a Dr. Seuss Character'...we think these students and staff members nailed it!
Last week, our special Olympic students and their unified partners got to enjoy the day at Special Olympics Winter Carnival. They participated in snow tubing, face painting, ice fishing and more!
First graders had an Eggcellent day! They learned how different beverages affect our teeth. Our eggs (teeth) were soaked in water, milk, juice, and soda overnight. Students observed the differences and similarities from the original egg. We practiced brushing our teeth (egg) after. February is dental health month :)
The Service Action Leadership Team (SALT) is working on a campaign to offset paper usage at Crosby-Ironton Schools. They are working with an organization called Tree-Plenish. Please click the link and watch the quick video to learn how to help!
http://tpevents.org/school/2389
Jace Christenson, C-I alum and salesperson at Tanner Automotive, shared his knowledge of the world of car sales and loans with the Money Management and Career Seminar students. Thanks for giving us your time and for supporting the students of C-I!
I Love to Read Week kicks off at CRES on Monday, February 14. Enjoy a week of fun dress-up days and mystery readers!
Ms. Mickels' music class, 3rd grade students are playing their recorders for her
all while earning a "recorder karate" belt. Keep up the good work!
Junior High Knowledge Bowl teams competed in Baxter today. Out of thirteen teams, three Crosby Ironton teams placed! Congrats!
In fourth place: Gracie Rosecrans, Andrew Taylor, Aliza Jacobson, Jocelyn Jacobson, Colton Armbrust.
In second place: Jon Maroney, Austin Fonda, Toby Jacobson, Brad Lueck, Evan Rydberg.
In first place: Cadence Wynn, Grace Larsen, Maria Ringhand, Emily Essman, Kat Wisely-Peterson.
Congratulations to all the teams!
National Honor Society is a group of students that have demonstrated the four pillars of NHS: service, character, scholarship, and citizenship. These students have also demonstrated a commitment to academics and were selected by staff for membership in this organization. Right now they are planning multiple projects for this spring including a blood drive! Congratulations!
Mr. Lang, shown here, is teaching Mrs. Berg's 3rd graders about archery in his gym class! All 3rd graders will get to learn about the sport this year.
Boy's and Girl's Basketball games have been postponed for tonight. There will still be practice after school.
Games are rescheduled for Friday, February 11.
C-I hosted an amazing young lady yesterday! Miss Emma Benoit hails from Louisiana and is a suicide survivor. C-I’s senior high students had the opportunity to watch her documentary, My Ascension, and then participated in a panel discussion with Emma, representatives from Smiles for Jake, mental health professionals from CRMC, and school counselors.
This presentation was part of the “SMILE” program, a joint project between Smiles for Jake and CRMC, which is funded by a grant from Sourcewell.
If you, your child, or someone in your life is struggling, please reach out for help. The past two years have taken a toll on all of us. Local resources include Northern Pines Mental Health, CRMC, and Crisis Line. The National Suicide Hotline is available to anyone 24/7 and is anonymous. Even if you’re just having a bad day, their trained professionals are available to listen! 800-273-8255
#mentalhealthawareness #makeitokay #wearealljake #gocigo
Our Special Olympics program invites you to take part in the 2022 Cool School Plunge here at C-I. This is a fundraiser to help support events like last week's Unified Basketball games.
Here is the link to register: https://www.plungemn.org/events/crosby-ironton-high-school-cool-school/
Take a peek at the talent from Mr. Otterstad's art classes. Shown here is a color-pencil still-life drawing, a hand pattern and a charcoal still-life drawing. Great job!
Charcoal Still-Life
The high school dressed for "Funky" Friday and CRES dressed to impress for their "Fancy" Friday!
Thanks to everyone who participated in dress-up week!!
Thursday was Rockin' 80's Day at CRES and Dress Like a Teacher at the high school. Totally Awesome!
Junior, Rachel, holds onto her neatly painted color wheel. 8th graders, Kylie and Andrew, present their 2-point Perspective City drawings while 7th graders, Isabella and Adalynn, showcase their Cartoon Project. Keep up the great work!
Another day of fun with the Wild West and Celebrity Dress- up Day!
Tacky Tourist and Dress Like a Teacher Day were a hit! Well done!
Ranger Made! Student ambassadors will be giving community tours of our student-led manufacturing company. Call 218-545-8800 to schedule a tour soon! # mfgpartners #magnummachining #graphicpkg #GoCIGo! #referendum$
