Spring apparel store is now open! Orders are due by the end of the day on Monday, February 21st. Click the link below to view the store:
https://f-mspringsports.itemorder.com/shop/sale/
Today's JH girl's basketball games at Treynor start at 4:30, with the B team playing first, followed by A.
Video Livestream of the games:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSmg1IgYwsJ-6kAOVc1E2wg
All tickets for tonight's Boy's Varsity District Basketball Game vs Essex must be purchased online at the link below:
www.iahsaa.org/tickets
Elementary SEL newsletter for the week
Congratulations to all 9 FM FFA members who competed at sub-districts yesterday!!
Creed Speaking - William Wilson - Silver Advancing to districts
Extemporaneous Speaking - Kelly Holt - Silver
Public Speaking - Amanda Morgan - Silver
Oxy Welding - Jay Covert - 3rd - Advancing to districts
Arc Welding - Tanner Smith - 6th
Farm Business Management-
Tucker Stille - Silver
Lillian Howe - Bronze
Clara Sapienza - Bronze
Emily Kesterson - Bronze
Thank you all for stepping out of your comfort zones and trying something new! 💙💛
A group of 8th grade students went on a field trip to the SAC Museum in Ashland today. These students have been reading a Holocaust memoir and researching Holocaust-related topics in their reading and English classes, and this field trip served as a great bookend to these units. The trip included a tour of the “Searching for Humanity” exhibit, a lesson on Anti-Semitism and bias, as well as a guest speaker. Michael Krausman shared his father’s story of surviving the Holocaust through recorded interviews and secondhand testimony. It was a great day, and a trip students won’t soon forget!
Wednesday was Pint Size Science day for the FM PreK 4yr old class, Miss Dawn from Lakin Library, Miss Heidi from Fremont County Extension, and Miss Angie. We were helping on the farm today by being engineers. The kids each made 3 structures: a bridge over the pond for the cows, a chicken coop, and a pen for the pigs.
Reminder that Varsity Girls Basketball open regional play at Diagonal Thursday, February 10th at 7:00 PM. All tickets must be purchased online at the link below:
https://ia.varsitybound.com/schools/diagonal/tickets
Thank you to the five Fremont-Mills FFA Members that served the Fremont County Cattlemen's Association at their banquet on Saturday, February 5th.
Senior Night and Winter Ball were held on Friday. Adam Perrin and Madison Baker were crowned King and Queen and JT Mahaney and Abby Roach were crowned Prince and Princess.
Ceramics students recently made planters that can be hung on the wall and then, as a finishing touch, they planted succulents in them. Beautiful!
Coaches Williams and Sudmann took the JH girls basketball team to see a Northwest Missouri State basketball game. The girls got a tour of the locker room and facilities. They also gave high-fives to the team as they ran out on the court! Super cool experience for the girls!
Senior Night and Winter Ball coronation will both take place after the girls varsity game. The dance will take place after the conclusion of the basketball games. Admission is $5 per individual, or $7 per couple. No admittance after 10:00 PM. The dance will conclude at midnight.
Elementary SEL Newsletter
Click the link below to order SWI Wrestling Corner Conference Champions shirts:
https://stores.inksoft.com/sidneywrestling/shop/home
Today’s girls and boys varsity basketball games at the MAC Shootout will be live streamed at the link below:
http://striv.tv/mac-shootout
Basketball cheerleaders, under the direction of Jeff Van Houten, celebrated cancer night at the basketball games this past Tuesday. Each cheerleader had a specific color of pompoms and bows to represent a different type of cancer. They even created a cheer to "Beat Cancer"!
Monday morning we had a presentation from the National Alliance on Mental Illness. The first presentation was to the 7-12 staff going over warning signs and strategies to help students who are in need of assistance. The second presentation was to the 7-12 students about early warning signs and steps to take when they see their friends and peers in need of assistance.
On Monday evening (January 31st), the 4-year old preschool classes had a family night celebration to bring closure to their unit about the environment. In recent weeks, they have been learning all about the ocean/coral reef environment. They worked hard to create a beautiful ocean environment in the hallway outside their classrooms, featuring many different sea creatures. Over 75% of the preschool families attended the open house event to see the work and learning of the preschoolers, make "ocean" bottles, have ocean themed snacks, and play with some of the ocean themed toys.
Fremont-Mills Elementary celebrated its 100th day of school this past week. Several staff members and kids dressed up. Many of the classes did special activities to celebrate. It was a great 100 days and we are
looking forward to the rest of the year!
