CRES Families: If you have a child(ren) starting Kindergarten in the fall, please read the attached letter from Mr. Becker, regarding Kindergarten Round-Up.
First graders, Bria and Allison, created these beautiful watercolor paintings of April showers.
Tanner and Gabby are holding their drawings of action poses.
Seventh graders, Isabelle and Jocelyn, were creative with their name design.
Great job everyone!
Mrs. Sandeen's Culinary classes...these students successfully achieved the industry recognized SERVSAFE FOOD HANDLER CERTIFICATION, at school. How cool is this?!
The Students of Character event goes live at 5:30 p.m., this evening. Click the link to watch, https://www.facebook.com/sourcewellgov
*Note: No personal Facebook account is needed to watch event on the Sourcewell public Facebook page.
Congratulations, Alana and Anna!
Mr. Swanhorst recently hosted Mrs. Jessica Spicer, CRMC's HR department, who serves as a Recruiter. Each student received a detailed folder filled with valuable job hunt materials. Mrs. Spicer spoke to the Health Care Occupations class about job searching, in general, including in-depth cover letter and resume instruction. This presentation will be followed up with "mock" interviews. Students apply for an actual position, at CRMC, and will be scheduled for an interview, gaining the opportunity for the actual interview process.
Thank you, Mrs. Jessica Spicer!
Water color paintings and still life drawings are just a couple of the projects happening in Mr. Otterstad's art classes. Great job!
Summer will be before we know it and our summer Community Education programs will be too!
Click the link https://www.ci.k12.mn.us/o/cisd/page/community-ed--14 to see what is happening this summer. Programs are being added frequently, so be sure to check back often.
Today is National Paraprofessional Appreciation Day, and we thanked the CRES paras for their amazing work the only way we know how; with a plate of pancakes, prepared and served by some of our awesome staff.
The paras in the C-I school district are second to none, and they are always willing to go above and beyond to help our students get a world-class education. Thank you Crosby-Ironton paraprofessionals!
Check out more of our talented art students from Mr. Otterstad's art classes! Shown below are stamp slab mugs, a pineapple dish, and self portraits. Fantastic job!
REMINDER:
There is no school Friday, April 2 and Monday, April 5. See you all back on Tuesday!
Prom tickets will go on sale Tuesday, April 6. Tickets will be sold every Tuesday and Thursday during senior high lunch. Tickets are $20 a piece.
Dominic French was given an Award of Excellence for his awareness and care for all of the students around him. Great job, Dominic!
Students in fine art have been working on their wood burning skills. Check out the detail in these two pieces. Nice job!
Check out these awesome photos from the Cool School Polar Plunge!
https://www.flickr.com/photos/plungemn/albums/72157718509818875/page1
Eating healthfully doesn't have to be complicated! Choose nutritious foods that have vitamins, minerals, fiber and other nutrients. Use these tips: https://sm.eatright.org/ERnotcomplicated
#NationalNutritionMonth
Student council had some help delivering cookies, to the high school, on the one year anniversary of distance learning. Thank you for the special delivery!
During #NationalNutritionMonth and beyond, choose nutrient-rich foods that represent the five basic food groups. Use these tips to get started: https://sm.eatright.org/nutrichdiet
The Crosby-Ironton School District is looking for a full-time Family and Consumer Science Teacher (FACS, for the 2021-2022 school year. If interested, please apply online at https://crosbyironton.tedk12.com/hire/Index.aspx
Mrs. Larson's eighth graders just completed their creative disaster story unit where they had to write fictitious stories trying to survive some sort of disaster (stranded, zombies, aliens, plague, technology gone awry etc.).
SAVE THE DATE!! Prom 2021 will be held Thursday, May 20th. Grand March will be in the Gally Gym at 5:00pm, and the dance will run 7-10:00pm at Ruttgers Resort Ballroom. Students will be responsible for eating on their own between Grand March and the dance. Tickets will go on sale at the beginning of April; $20 per person. Reach out to Mrs. Syrstad with any questions.
