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Eureka Honors Banquet, TVL Art @ Caney Wed.

Community. Service Project

The recent endeavor by a kindergarten class to engage in community service at the city park in celebration of Earth Day serves as a heartwarming example of early environmental education. These young students, armed with their enthusiasm and small hands, embarked on a mission to clean up trash, thereby making a tangible contribution to their community and the planet. This initiative not only beautified the park but also . . .

Track Movers On The Top-12 All-Time List

The 2024 Track Team has several standouts for both the boys and girls teams. On the girls side Soph. Rose Buck continues her assault on the record books. She moves into #2 all time in the 800m with a time of 2:26.41 behind EHS great Esmeralda Ibarra's time of 2:22.78. Buck also holds school records in both the 1600 and 3200 with times of 5:23.71 and 11:41.37 respectively. Sophomore Britta Mongeau also moves into the #9 spot . . .

5th Grade Eclipse

A solar eclipse occurs when the moon passes between the earth and the sun. On Monday, April 8 th , our Marshall 5 th graders were able to witness this amazing experience. All week, students have been learning about the eclipse and doing fun activities leading up to the big day. With the next solar eclipse not happening until 2044, many in North America . . .

4th Graders are Enjoying Novel Units

The Kansas State Reading Assessments are completed! We are putting away the reading textbooks for the rest of the year. Our students will be reading from novel units the remainder of the school year. Miss Melton’s class is reading James and the Giant Peach. The theme of James and the Giant Peach is that it's never too late to make friends . Even . . .

Narrative Writing

Second grade students have started their last big writing project for the year! This writing project is a narrative piece! It’s time to use our imaginations! Students are posed the question of “What would happen if your chocolate bunny came to life?” We have really enjoyed coming up with all of the crazy things that could happen and getting our rough drafts written out. . . .

1st graders enjoy an extra recess for reaching their March reading goals!

First Grade students worked hard through the month of March to improve their reading skills through Lexia. Each week students had to complete 5 or more units of Lexia. They were excited to have reached their goals and share an extra recess with friends.