Preschool enrollment is now open! Please stop by the main office for enrollment packets or plan to come to the Preschool Round Up May 5, 2025, at 5 PM to meet the teacher and get your enrollment papers then.
April is the Month of the Military Child—let’s Purple Up to honor their strength, resilience, and sacrifice! We will wear purple on Friday, April 11th. Let's show our support for military children.
10th graders are having a Domino's Pizza Card Fundraiser. Each card is $20. Every time it gets used, you will buy one pizza and get one free for every large pizza you purchase. Please see a 10th-grader to purchase..
Kindergarten Screening is fast approaching! Monday, April 21, 2025 will be our Kindergarten screening day. If you haven't already, please call the office to set up your appointment!
Congratulations to the following students for being selected as March's Artists of the Month! These students were recognized and selected by all the teachers/staff members in the school based on the creativity, craftsmanship, and hard work they displayed in their artwork. Congratulations, Blaire, Emma, and Andrea!
Who wants a chance to win a free Missouri State Fair Ticket? See the flyers below for more information.
The preschoolers have been learning about life cycles. The one they are learning about now is the plant life cycle , so they are planting seeds to watch the life cycle happen. So fun!
The 8th grade science students were back in the lab on April 2nd having fun creating colorful swirls in milk.
The objective of the lesson ("Milk Rainbow") was to demonstrate the property of surface tension and the effect that soap, a surfactant, has on the surface tension of milk. When a drop of liquid dish soap (on a cotton swab) is added to milk, the surface tension of the milk is reduced. As this occurs, the fat (butterfat) and protein particles in the milk can move more freely and easily. This action can be seen as the food coloring swirls through the milk.
CONTENT TOPICS: Scientific inquiry; states of matter; properties of matter; attractive forces (surface tension); and mixtures (such as emulsions).
On March 26th, students went on a tour of State Fair Community College. They all had a great time.
The Missouri Scholarship and Loan Foundation is hosting some upcoming zoom sessions to help support students and families in managing their educational finances effectively. Please see the image for more details.
It's Para Appreciation Day, and we are beyond grateful for the amazing work these ladies do with us every single day! A huge thank you to Ms. Kayla, Ms. Hill, and Ms. Sierra for everything you do – we truly appreciate you!
Opportunity for Rising Sophomores and Juniors. Please see Mrs. Dillon for an application if you are interested in attending.
Please plan to join Chihowee Parent Teacher Organization Wednesday, April 2nd at 5:30 p.m. in the school library for their meeting. They will be talking about plans for the school carnival. They would love to have ideas and volunteers to make this a great event for our kids!
Kindergarten enjoying the chicks.
More pictures of the preschoolers enjoying the chicks.
We can always tell when spring is here when the chicks start hatching! Preschool through third grade students got the chance to watch chicks hatch this week. Thanks to the MU extension office in Warrensburg, the classes were able to see the process of the chicks being incubated and hatching. Aren't they cute?
We are excited to announce there will be a Spring Elementary Program! Ms. Barnett and the elementary students have been working hard and cannot wait to show off what they learned. Please plan to join us Thursday, April 10th at 6 PM.
Reminder there is an elementary science club meeting today after school. If you have not turned a permission slip for your child but want them to stay please call the office and let Ms. Brandy know.
Exciting news! Kindergarten screening is just around the corner! Spots are filling up quickly, so be sure to contact the office to schedule an appointment for your future Kindergartener. We can't wait to welcome them!
Here are our game pictures from our last Student Assembly. We had an Oreo game where students had an Oreo on their head and they had to get it into their mouth without using their hands. We also played basketball musical chairs and dress to impress, where students dressed up and then walked down the runway to be scored by our judges. It was a lot of fun!
