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Early Childhood and Preschool News

Preschool News Early Childhood and Preschool had Family Fun Day last Wednesday, April 16th. The preschoolers sang three songs for their family members.  They performed Really Great Reading Alphabet, Herman the Worm and Danny Go Millipede Dance.  Following the songs they decorated paper houses and planted grass in bowls to make their front lawn.  The families enjoyed lemonade and cookies and finished the day . . .

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Preparing for Project Fair

Art students have been working hard this semester. The Fundamentals of Art have now learned how to create with a large variety of mediums. Upper level arts have been improving their skills with digital art. Ceramics is learning how to create large functional vessels. Photography has embraced creating unique and personal work. The work these students have created as well as that created by our Junior High classes . . .

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My Journey as a Pioneer

5th Grade Writing

This month, our 5th grade writers have traveled back in time to the era of covered wagons, dusty trails, and new lives in the Wild West!  As part of our writing curriculum and social studies chapter on westward expansion, students are putting themselves in the place of early American pioneers in their original narrative essays titled “My Journey as a Pioneer.”   . . .

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Celebrating Hard Work: The Journey to State Assessments

As the school year draws to a close, there’s a palpable energy in the air. Students and teachers alike have been working tirelessly to master the state learning objectives, and now, it’s time to put that dedication to the test with state assessments. This period is not just about examinations; it’s a culmination of hard work, teamwork, and a spirit of perseverance. All year, students have engaged in various . . .

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Baseball Season Begins

The 2025 Tornado baseball season is in full swing.  The Tornado team is composed of 22 players, including four seniors.  As with any high school baseball team, the success of the team will be determined by the pitching.  The Tornadoes return two proven starters, Tanner Biering and Dalton Pool, both seniors, and several younger pitchers who will become more consistent with additional experience.  As the season . . .

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Geometry Project - Greenwood County High School

The Geometry classes were recently given the task of finding a location for a hypothetical school. The scenario was that Eureka, Hamilton, and Madison had decided to consolidate into one new Greenwood County High School. The problem was, the three towns would not cooperate and insisted the school be equidistant from all three towns. Using an online geometry application called Geogebra, they found the location. First they . . .

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