Physical challenges and serious health struggles in friends and family can impact their mental health. Although we might not be able to change someone’s illness, we can change how they experience it. During #MHAM2025, take the time to share a meal, take a walk, or just listen—it can make a world of difference. 🌎💖samhsa.gov/find-support/helping-someone
Our Kindergarten Bulldogs have been traveling back to colonial times in their CKLA lessons learning about making butter, bread baking, and spinning wool. Mrs. Kitsembel took the lesson a step further, and had the students make their own butter and taste test their hard work. They even shared their yummy treat with other teachers to enjoy. What a fun way to bring learning to life for some of our youngest students!
A cold night for breaking records, but Ithaca High School junior, Clayton Lee got it done! Congratulations to Clayton who broke his own school record (set at the same meet last year) in the 3200m run at the Steve "Sparky" Reynolds Memorial Invitational at Boscobel High School on Friday night. Clayton set the new time at 10:17.37 and is pictured with distance coach, Brenda Walton. Catch the action tomorrow night as the Ithaca/Weston High School Track and Field team travels to North Crawford for the John D. Young Ridge & Valley Conference Championship meet.
The 2025 Ithaca Scholarship Program was held recently. Congratulations to our seniors and a HUGE thank you to all the community members and businesses that support a scholarship awarded to our students.
ITHACA HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2025 SCHOLARSHIPS
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Learners Today, Leaders Tomorrow
Announcements: Monday May 19, 2025
Today is a Day 1
Lunch for today - Bratwurst; Doritos, Carrots, Craisins, Fruit, Milk
From FFA:
We are ready to wrap up flower season and the sale is on! $20 for all remaining flower pots. The Ithaca FFA greenhouse still has a beautiful selection of hanging pots, deck pots and bedding plants. You can stop by any day before 3:30, Thursday and Friday until 430 and Saturday 9 to 1 pm. Thank you for supporting our chapter!
High School FFA- we will meet Tuesday May 20 during ATTACK in Ms. Sprecher’s room.
From Mrs. Stellner and Mrs. Deitelhoff:
There will be a senior class meeting on Monday May 19th during ATTACK in the gym.
From Mr. Klang:
There will be an Archery Club meeting in Mr. Fetterly's room during ATTACK on Monday, May 19, for any interested 6th-12th grade students who would like to shoot bow at the 3D Course this summer.
From Ithaca Music Boosters:
Musicians in this year’s 8-11th grade who are wanting to attend the Spring 2026 New York City trip should hand in their contract and non-refundable deposit to Mrs. Thompson (check made out to “Ithaca Music Boosters”) by today, May 19th.
From Ms. Ernzen:
The final Book Club meeting for the year will take place on Monday, May 19th during ATTACK in Ms. Ernzen’s room. We will be reflecting on this year and begin planning for next year.
From Ms. Bevan:
Students in grades 8-11: We will be scheduling with teachers from 8 a.m.- 9 a.m. on Wednesday, May 21st. Please have your parent/guardian signed colored registration sheet with you that morning. Seniors will not need to report for classes until 9 a.m. that day.
From Mrs. Thompson:
Forensics students and families. Thank you for your understanding in moving our awards to Wednesday, May 21st during the High School Awards ceremony. Families are invited to attend.
From FFA:
The FFA Awards Banquet is Wednesday, May 21 at 7 pm in the commons. We will be recognizing all our members’ accomplishments and announcing our 2025-26 officer team!
From Mr. Kelly:
There will be a meeting for anyone interested in playing high school football on Thursday, May 22 in Mr. Kelly’s room during ATTACK. Hope to see you there. Bring a friend.
From Mr. Herbst:
We will continue to announce birthdays at the beginning of the school day; however, they will no longer be listed on the announcements that are sent to the general public.
From Mr. Herbst:
Parents/guardians are informed of field trips via permission slips. Unlike an athletic event or music concert, field trips are not open invitations for the general public to attend. Therefore, as a safety precaution, field trips will no longer be listed on the calendar on the District's website.
Did your musician bring home their 𝐍𝐞𝐰 𝐘𝐨𝐫𝐤 𝐂𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐒𝐩𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔 information? If your musician is a current 8th-11th grader, their signed commitment forms and non-refundable deposit are due 𝐌𝐨𝐧𝐝𝐚𝐲, 𝐌𝐚𝐲 𝟏𝟗𝐭𝐡 so planning may be firmed up. Checks should be made out to "Ithaca Music Boosters" and turned in to Mrs. Thompson, please. If you need another itinerary and form, reach out to Mrs. Thompson, Mr. McCoy, or Mrs. Behrens. Applications for interested chaperones should be turned in to Mrs. Thompson by May 30th before summer commences. If you are concerned about raising funds for this trip, there will be opportunities next year that will assist in fully funding the cost of the trip for your musician. Homecoming and other fundraisers will be available to add to your musician's account.
Learners Today, Leaders Tomorrow
Announcements: Friday May 16, 2025
Today is a Day 2
Lunch for today - Chicken Patty Deluxe (cheese, lettuce, pickles, tomato); Fruit, Milk
From Mr. Herbst:
Seniors: A reminder that you are expected to be in classes after the Senior Scholarship Program today.
High School Track Athletes will release at 1:25 pm
JV Baseball will release at 2:40 pm
From FFA:
The Ithaca FFA greenhouse still has a beautiful selection of hanging pots, deck pots and bedding plants. You can stop by any day before 3:30, Thursday and Friday until 430 and Saturday 9 to 1 pm. Thank you for supporting our chapter!
From Mrs. Pluemer and Middle School Sources of Strength:
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Middle School Students have the opportunity to continue to spread some kindness and boost mental health by participating in a week-long Act of Kindness challenge this week (May 12-16th). Post-it notes will be available to write a positive message or affirmation for a fellow student. If you receive a positive message, pay it forward by writing a message and giving it to someone else (not the person who gave one to you). Our goal is to get a MINIMUM of one positive message to each middle school student by the end of the week, and boost mental health for all of middle school!
From Sources of Strength:
In observance of Mental Health Awareness Month, Sources of Strength will be hosting a mental health trivia contest all this week, (May 12th-16th.) Prizes will be awarded to the first class to call into the office with the correct answer each day. Today’s (Friday, May 16th) trivia question is: What percentage of people who seek proper treatment for mental health disorders witness a significant reduction in symptoms? (70-90%)
From Mrs. Zorea:
Congratulations to our bookmark design winners! We had many outstanding entries, and were able to print a variety of bookmarks from each age category, thanks to support from PTSO. Congratulations to Randy, Abby, Ethan, Desiree, Bri, Ben, Lexi, Hayes, Ella, and Willow! The bookmarks are available in the Library now. Please stop in and see the winning designs, and choose your favorites to keep, by Friday, May 16th.
From PTSO:
Our last Popcorn Friday of the year will be today. Elementary students, your classroom teacher will take your order and money. Middle School and High School students you will be able to purchase yours during breakfast, at the end of your hallways. Cost is $0.50 per bag, limit 2 bags per person. Help support the 2nd grade class!
From Mrs. Thompson:
Forensics students! A reminder of our awards program this Sunday, May 18th at 4:30 pm in the LMC. Families and supporters are invited to attend.
From Mrs. Stellner and Mrs. Deitelhoff:
There will be a senior class meeting on Monday May 19th during ATTACK in the gym.
From Ithaca Music Boosters:
Musicians in this year’s 8-11th grade who are wanting to attend the Spring 2026 New York City trip should hand in their contract and non-refundable deposit to Mrs. Thompson (check made out to “Ithaca Music Boosters”) by Monday, May 19th.
From Ms. Ernzen:
The final Book Club meeting for the year will take place on Monday, May 19th during ATTACK in Ms. Ernzen’s room. We will be reflecting on this year and begin planning for next year.
From FFA:
The FFA Awards Banquet is Wednesday, May 21 at 7 pm in the commons. We will be recognizing all our members’ accomplishments and announcing our 2025-26 officer team!
From Mr. Herbst:
We will continue to announce birthdays at the beginning of the school day; however, they will no longer be listed on the announcements that are sent to the general public.
From Mr. Herbst:
Parents/guardians are informed of field trips via permission slips. Unlike an athletic event or music concert, field trips are not open invitations for the general public to attend. Therefore, as a safety precaution, field trips will no longer be listed on the calendar on the District's website.
Spend some time with a furry friend to lower stress hormones and boost your mood. If you don't have a pet, see a friend who does or volunteer at a shelter.
On Wednesday May 14th the 3rd and 4th grade classes toured the Wisconsin Capitol and The Veteran’s Museum. We learned a lot about Wisconsin history and those who served our country. It was a great day to be a Bulldog!
Learners Today, Leaders Tomorrow
Announcements: Thursday May 14, 2025
Today is a Day 1
Lunch for today - Choice 1: Scalloped Potatoes & Ham; Choice 2: Ham & Cheese Sub (cold); Vegetable, Fruit, Milk
ATTENTION: Ithaca has a 2 pm early release today.
From Mr. Herbst:
Seniors: Tomorrow morning we will have the Senior Scholarship Program beginning at 9:00 AM. You are expected to be in classes before and after the program.
From FFA:
The Ithaca FFA greenhouse still has a beautiful selection of hanging pots, deck pots and bedding plants. You can stop by any day before 3:30, Thursday and Friday until 430 and Saturday 9 to 1 pm. Thank you for supporting our chapter!
From Mrs. Pluemer and Middle School Sources of Strength:
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Middle School Students have the opportunity to continue to spread some kindness and boost mental health by participating in a week-long Act of Kindness challenge this week (May 12-16th). Post-it notes will be available to write a positive message or affirmation for a fellow student. If you receive a positive message, pay it forward by writing a message and giving it to someone else (not the person who gave one to you). Our goal is to get a MINIMUM of one positive message to each middle school student by the end of the week, and boost mental health for all of middle school!
From Sources of Strength:
In observance of Mental Health Awareness Month, Sources of Strength will be hosting a mental health trivia contest all this week, (May 12th-16th.) Prizes will be awarded to the first class to call into the office with the correct answer each day. Today’s (Thursday, May 15th) trivia question is: What percent of Americans have experienced some form of mental illness? ( 20%... or one in five Americans)
From Mrs. Zorea:
Congratulations to our bookmark design winners! We had many outstanding entries, and were able to print a variety of bookmarks from each age category, thanks to support from PTSO. Congratulations to Randy, Abby, Ethan, Desiree, Bri, Ben, Lexi, Hayes, Ella, and Willow! The bookmarks are available in the Library now. Please stop in and see the winning designs, and choose your favorites to keep, by Friday, May 16th.
From PTSO:
Our last Popcorn Friday of the year will be this Friday, May 16. Elementary students, your classroom teacher will take your order and money. Middle School and High School students you will be able to purchase yours during breakfast, at the end of your hallways. Cost is $0.50 per bag, limit 2 bags per person. Help support the 2nd grade class!
From Mrs. Thompson:
Forensics students! A reminder of our awards program this Sunday, May 18th at 4:30 pm in the LMC. Families and supo are invited to attend.
From Ithaca Music Boosters:
Musicians in this year’s 8-11th grade who are wanting to attend the Spring 2026 New York City trip should hand in their contract and non-refundable deposit to Mrs. Thompson (check made out to “Ithaca Music Boosters”) by Monday, May 19th.
From Ms. Ernzen:
The final Book Club meeting for the year will take place on Monday, May 19th during ATTACK in Ms. Ernzen’s room. We will be reflecting on this year and begin planning for next year.
From FFA:
The FFA Awards Banquet is Wednesday, May 21 at 7 pm in the commons. We will be recognizing all our members’ accomplishments and announcing our 2025-26 officer team!
Attention High School Students--Become an Umpire!
Here’s a great opportunity to be a part of the action! We are seeking students interested in umpiring Ithaca youth softball and baseball games. If you're looking for a fun and rewarding way to earn extra cash while gaining valuable experience, contact Cody at 608-574-5013 or codypulvermacher@gmail.com for more information.
From Mr. Herbst:
We will continue to announce birthdays at the beginning of the school day; however, they will no longer be listed on the announcements that are sent to the general public.
From Mr. Herbst:
Parents/guardians are informed of field trips via permission slips. Unlike an athletic event or music concert, field trips are not open invitations for the general public to attend. Therefore, as a safety precaution, field trips will no longer be listed on the calendar on the District's website.
Our last Popcorn Friday of the year will be this Friday, May 16. Elementary students, your classroom teacher will take your order and money. Middle School and High School students you will be able to purchase yours during breakfast, at the end of your hallways. Cost is $0.50 per bag, limit 2 bags per person. Help support the 2nd grade class!
May is Mental Health Awareness month. Middle and High School students have had educational materials, stickers, and bracelets available to them this week during lunches to encourage taking care of their mental health.
May is Mental Health Awareness month--feed your mental health! Did you know that certain foods can boost brain health? Check out this list (from Mental Health America, mhanational.org).
Learners Today, Leaders Tomorrow
Announcements: Wednesday May 14, 2025
Today is a Day 2
Lunch for today - Choice 1: Chicken Fajita Soft Taco; Choice 2: Hot Dog; Salsa w/scoops, Fruit, Milk
ATTENTION: Ithaca has an early release at 2 PM on Thursday May 15. This was originally scheduled for a different day this week, however due to extenuating circumstances our 2 PM early release will be Thursday May 15. Thank you.
From FFA:
The Ithaca FFA greenhouse still has a beautiful selection of hanging pots, deck pots and bedding plants. You can stop by any day before 3:30, Thursday and Friday until 430 and Saturday 9 to 1 pm. Thank you for supporting our chapter!
From Ms Durkin:
A big thank you to the custodial staff, students, Mrs. Thompson and community members who helped make the annual Ithaca Art Show a success. A special thank you to Mr. Hess with all of his help on social media.
The FFA Awards Banquet is Wednesday, May 21 at 7 pm in the commons. We will be recognizing all our members’ accomplishments and announcing our 2025-26 officer team!
From Mrs. Pluemer and Middle School Sources of Strength:
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Middle School Students have the opportunity to continue to spread some kindness and boost mental health by participating in a week-long Act of Kindness challenge this week (May 12-16th). Post-it notes will be available to write a positive message or affirmation for a fellow student. If you receive a positive message, pay it forward by writing a message and giving it to someone else (not the person who gave one to you). Our goal is to get a MINIMUM of one positive message to each middle school student by the end of the week, and boost mental health for all of middle school!
From Sources of Strength:
In observance of Mental Health Awareness Month, Sources of Strength will be hosting a mental health trivia contest all this week, (May 12th-16th.) Prizes will be awarded to the first class to call into the office with the correct answer each day. Today’s (Wednesday, May 14th) trivia question is: True or False: Therapy, yoga, meditation and holistic treatments can all help to ease mental health symptoms. True
From Mrs. Burnley:
The last FBLA meeting of the school year will be Wednesday, May 14th during Attack in Mrs. Burnley’s room. We will be installing next year’s officers and having snacks.
From Willow Valley UMC and St Marys - Keyesville:
Are invited to celebrate our Senior Class of 2025 at Baccalaureate tonight, Wednesday, May 14th beginning at 7:00 pm sponsored by Willow Valley UMC and St Marys - Keyesville. Refreshments will follow in the church basement provided by Willow Valley UMC.
From Mrs. Kershner: FCA will gather for their end of the year HUDDLE Thursday, May 15th. Join us as we close the year with an encouraging devotion and big breakfast. Hope you’ll join us! All middle school and high school students are welcome!
The RISE program will NOT meet this week- mentors, please check your email and listen for future announcements about our last gathering.
From Mrs. Zorea:
Congratulations to our bookmark design winners! We had many outstanding entries, and were able to print a variety of bookmarks from each age category, thanks to support from PTSO. Congratulations to Randy, Abby, Ethan, Desiree, Bri, Ben, Lexi, Hayes, Ella, and Willow! The bookmarks are available in the Library now. Please stop in and see the winning designs, and choose your favorites to keep, by Friday, May 16th.
From PTSO:
Our last Popcorn Friday of the year will be this Friday, May 16. Elementary students, your classroom teacher will take your order and money. Middle School and High School students you will be able to purchase yours during breakfast, at the end of your hallways. Cost is $0.50 per bag, limit 2 bags per person. Help support the 2nd grade class!
From Mrs. Thompson:
Forensics students! A reminder of our awards program this Sunday, May 18th at 4:30 pm in the LMC. Families and friends are invited to attend.
Attention High School Students--Become an Umpire!
Here’s a great opportunity to be a part of the action! We are seeking students interested in umpiring Ithaca youth softball and baseball games. If you're looking for a fun and rewarding way to earn extra cash while gaining valuable experience, contact Cody at 608-574-5013 or codypulvermacher@gmail.com for more information.
From Ms. Ernzen:
The final Book Club meeting for the year will take place on Monday, May 19th during ATTACK in Ms. Ernzen’s room. We will be reflecting on this year and begin planning for next year.
From Mr. Herbst:
Parents/guardians are informed of field trips via permission slips. Unlike an athletic event or music concert, field trips are not open invitations for the general public to attend. Therefore, as a safety precaution, field trips will no longer be listed on the calendar on the District's website.
Ithaca needs YOU!
The School District of Ithaca is seeking a Middle School Teacher for the 2025-2026 school year. Preference in English and Science. This candidate must be able to teach students of all ability levels. They must have a genuine interest in improving student achievement and contributing in a positive manner to the overall school environment.
Co-curricular coaching and advisory positions may be available. Requirements: Bachelor's Degree Certification through the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction in English for Grades 6-12. (1300-required, 1301, 1088). Masters of English-- preferred (1316) ESL - preferred
Compensation & Benefits: The District offers a highly competitive benefits package, including Health, Dental, Long-Term Disability, and Life Insurance.
Please call 608.585.2512 or email Brooke.Hackl@Ithaca.k12.wi.us for information or details on how to apply. Help us educate the next generation of Bulldogs!
Ithaca needs YOU!
The School District of Ithaca is seeking a 4K Teacher for the 2025-2026 school year. Approximate start date is August 18th, 2025. Ideal candidates will be able to successfully collaborate and effectively build relationships with students, parents and staff.
Qualifications: Candidates should possess a Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction certification (#1088, #1777) or other appropriate licensure. Experience with diverse student populations is preferred. The successful candidate will display strong leadership skills, develop and deliver relevant and high quality instruction, utilize exemplary classroom management skills, demonstrate excellent oral and written communication abilities, have experience and knowledge of best practices and strong interpersonal skills.
In addition, the candidate must display strong organizational skills, have a working knowledge of the tenets of a professional learning community, and demonstrate capacity to build business-education partnerships in the community.
Please call 608.585.2512 or email Brooke.Hackl@Ithaca.k12.wi.us for information or details on how to apply. Help us educate the next generation of Bulldogs!
The annual Spring Ithaca Art Show is TODAY from 3p until 7p in the Ithaca Commons. Artwork from all Ithaca Students will be on display. We are excited to see you today at the Commons!
Ithaca needs YOU!
We are looking to hire a Library/Media & Technology Integration Specialist. This position is responsible for overseeing all facets of the library-media center, including cultivating and maintaining a content and culturally-rich library collection along with teaching of reading. This position supports all grade-levels in fostering a love for literacy and research, developing and implementing a program that integrates the use of technology in all curriculum areas, conducting PD for staff, and maintaining the inventory of the school’s library-media resources. The Library/Media & Technology Integration Specialist reports to the Principal and/or designee and supervises the library/media center paraprofessionals and volunteers. You will teach various levels of reading classes Applies principles and practices of effective teaching to create an effective, integrated library media program.
Desirable Experience and Training:
Valid Wisconsin Reading Teacher (1316) or Reading Specialist (1317) Degree in School Library/Media Specialist or comparable program required Successful experience as a classroom teacher desirable Library media specialist experience desirable Demonstrated success in the use of integrated technology Demonstrated ability to work successfully with staff and students Experience working with culturally, socially and economically diverse student/family populations Such alternatives to the above qualifications as the Principal may find appropriate.
Please call 608.585.2512 or email Brooke.Hackl@Ithaca.k12.wi.us for information or details on how to apply. Help us educate the next generation of Bulldogs!
5th Graders have been learning about three ancient civilizations in the Americas; Maya, Aztec, and the Inca though our CKLA reading curriculum. Throughout this unit they had to write a paragraph about each one. Some students chose to write about farming and others chose architecture.
Here are a few samples of their amazing work!
Learners Today, Leaders Tomorrow
Announcements: Tuesday May 13, 2025
Today is a Day 1
Lunch for today - Chicken Nuggets, Cheesy Broccoli, Fruit, and Milk
ATTENTION: Ithaca has an early release at 2 PM on Thursday May 15. This was originally scheduled for a different day this week, however due to extenuating circumstances our 2 PM early release will be Thursday May 15. Thank you.
Attention Seniors: Please be aware that all food services balances and school fees (including yearbook fees) must be paid prior to receiving your diploma.
Attention Ithaca Community: The annual Ithaca Art Show will be tomorrow TODAY, May 13 in the Ithaca Commons from 3pm until 7pm.
Attention Middle School Track Team: Thank you for a wonderful season. At least everyone had PR’s this season and some records were broken. Thank you for listening and being great athletes. Medals from last night's meet in Boscobel will be handed out today. Thank you again - Coach Hackl
From Mrs. Behrens:
Attention Band Students: Please remember that you have a band concert tonight, May 13. Make sure you are in the band room and ready to warm up at the times that were listed in the letter that was sent home. Also, a reminder that 7th - 12th grade band students need to wear black and white tonight. Finally, there is a change to what we discussed for setting up in the gym for the concert. You will set up the gym during Attack time today. Mr. McCoy has graciously offered to help set up the gym. 6th - 12th grade Band students should report to the gym to set up during Attack time. Percussion students should carefully move the percussion equipment from the band room to the gym. There is no need for anyone to come at 5:15 to set up.
From FFA:
The Ithaca FFA greenhouse still has a beautiful selection of hanging pots, deck pots and bedding plants. You can stop by any day before 3:30, Thursday and Friday until 430 and Saturday 9 to 1 pm. Thank you for supporting our chapter!
The FFA Awards Banquet is May 21 at 7 pm in the commons.
From Mrs. Pluemer and Middle School Sources of Strength:
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Middle School Students have the opportunity to continue to spread some kindness and boost mental health by participating in a week-long Act of Kindness challenge this week. Post-it notes will be available to write a positive message or affirmation for a fellow student. If you receive a positive message, pay it forward by writing a message and giving it to someone else. Our goal is to get a MINIMUM of one positive message to each MS student by the end of the week, and boost mental health for all of MS!
From Sources of Strength:
In observance of Mental Health Awareness Month, Sources of Strength will be hosting mental health trivia this week. Prizes will be awarded to the first class to call in the correct answer. Today’s trivia question is: Improving mental health services in low- to medium-income countries is not as costly as some may think. An investment of only how much per capita/person would have a major impact on millions of lives? ($2-4)
ATTENTION! MS Student Council: May 13 during your lunch there will be a brief meeting in room 104 to vote on the end of the year trip, and plan a time to introduce the current 5th grade to student council.
From PTSO:
Our last PTSO meeting of the school year will be May 13 at 3:30 pm in Rm 103. There will also be officer elections at this meeting. We hope to see you there!
From Mr. Thome:
Current 8th-11th grade students, if you are interested in becoming part of the newly created Ithaca Fishing Club come to Mr. Thome’s room during Attack on May 13.
From Willow Valley UMC and St Marys - Keyesville:
Are invited to celebrate our Senior Class of 2025 at Baccalaureate this Wednesday, May 14th beginning at 7:00 pm sponsored by Willow Valley UMC and St Marys - Keyesville. Refreshments will follow in the church basement provided by Willow Valley UMC.
From Mrs. Kershner: FCA will gather for their end of the year HUDDLE May 15th. Join us as we close the year with an encouraging devotion and big breakfast. All MS/HS students are welcome!
From Mrs. Zorea:
Congratulations to our bookmark design winners! We had many outstanding entries, and were able to print a variety of bookmarks from each age category, thanks to support from PTSO. Congratulations to Randy, Abby, Ethan, Desiree, Bri, Ben, Lexi, Hayes, Ella, and Willow! The bookmarks are available in the Library now. Please stop in and see the winning designs, and choose your favorites to keep, by May 16.
From PTSO:
Our last Popcorn Friday of the year will be May 16. Elementary students, your classroom teacher will take your order and money. MS/HS students you will be able to purchase yours during breakfast, at the end of your hallways. Cost is $0.50 per bag, limit 2 bags per person. Help support the 2nd grade class!
From Mrs. Thompson:
Forensics students! A reminder of our awards program May 18th at 4:30 pm in the LMC.
