Day 1 of State FFA Convention is in the books! Congratulations to Ethan and Ashlynn on receiving their Ag-Ed Career Passports today during the second general session! We are proud of both of you!
Come out and support Eagle Cheer. Booth will be at Milburn Old Settlers Day Saturday May 10th.
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Weekly Bulletin 4/28
Happy Administrative Professionals Day to the best in the business!
Softball today, April 21, has been canceled. We are working to reschedule senior night activities for next week.
Due to the HS District Baseball Tournament, we will be altering the parent pick-up route for ONLY tomorrow, April 22, for afternoon student pick-up. Please review the map as it outlines the direction in which pick-up will flow. Keep in mind this is to make this transition as safe and efficient as possible. Thank you and Go Eagles!
Schedule Update:
The HS boys and girls District Tournaments have been moved up to Tuesday, April 22, to avoid weather delays.
Weekly Bulletin 4/21
Schedule Update for Softball:
JH/HS will play tomorrow, April 15, at Milburn vs. Springer at 4:30.
Softball Update: Today’s, Apr 14, games at Bennington will be HS only. HS will play Bennington at 430 and Achille afterward.
Weekly Bulletin 4/14
Schedule Update: JH baseball will start tomorrow, April 11, at 12pm with HS to follow. Games are at Wapanucka.
🌟 State Testing Strategies for Parents: Helping Your Child Succeed! 📚✏️
As state testing approaches, it’s important to provide your child with the support and encouragement they need to perform their best. Here are some key strategies parents can use to help their kids succeed during testing season:
1️⃣ Create a Calm, Positive Environment – Help your child feel confident and stress-free. Focus on the effort they’ve put in, not just the outcome, and remind them that testing is just one part of their educational journey. 💖
2️⃣ Encourage a Consistent Study Routine – While cramming isn’t effective, regular, short study sessions can help reinforce what they’ve learned. Set up a study schedule that’s manageable and realistic for their age. 📅
3️⃣ Practice with Sample Tests – Look for online practice tests or past state test questions. Familiarity with the format will reduce anxiety and help them feel more confident on test day. 📝
4️⃣ Ensure Adequate Rest & Nutrition – A good night’s sleep before the test is essential. Make sure your child gets plenty of rest, eats a nutritious breakfast, and feels energized for the big day. 🛏️🥑
5️⃣ Help Them Manage Time – Allow them plenty of time in morning do go through their usual routine and still get to school on time. This can reduce stress and help them stay on track. ⏳
6️⃣ Support Mental Well-Being – Test anxiety is real. Help your child learn relaxation techniques, like deep breathing or positive affirmations, to stay calm and focused. 😌💬
7️⃣ Stay Involved & Communicate with Teachers – Reach out to your child’s teacher for any insights or resources that can help with preparation. Staying involved in your child’s learning will show them you care and are invested in their success! 💌
8️⃣ Celebrate Their Efforts – No matter the outcome, celebrate your child’s hard work! Emphasize that their best effort is always something to be proud of. 🌈
Parents, your support plays a huge role in your child’s testing experience. Together, we can help them approach state testing with confidence and calmness! 💪✨
8th graders are incognito at HS Prom
JH/HS Softball will play at Milburn at 430 tomorrow, Apr 8 v. Allen.
Update: JH/HS Softball today, Apr 7, has been canceled.
Join us for a fantastic Easter community event! Celebrate Easter Sunday with an egg hunt for the kids, games, and a special service under the big top that brings us all together. Bring your friends and family for a day filled with joy and community spirit! 🐰🌷
Saddle up, and donate at our upcoming blood drive! Your contribution can make a huge impact in our community and state.❤️ #BloodDrive #GiveBlood
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