The HS track meet at Belleville for tomorrow has been canceled due to possible snow and cold conditions. The MS track at Frankfort for Tuesday has been moved to Wednesday April 21. Field events start at 12:30. Bus leaves at 11:10am. Students need to pack lunch.
This week’s Star Student is Darryl Smith. Darryl works hard to get work done. Congratulations Darryl!
Baking and Pastries working on their cake decorating techniques.
Apparel Production and Fashion Studio working in their projects.
8th grade FACS began there hand sewing techniques on their felt monsters.
The temperature is RISING as English II students reach the climax of Fahrenheit 451!
Algebra I spent the week creating Kahoots over Slope, Slope Intercept, and Point-Slope Form. Today, the students were able to play the Kahoots they made. The winners received HOMEWORK PASSES!!
Our garden towers are producing wonderfully. The last two meals for school lunch they have provided the lettuce. This is so exciting to be bring farm to school. Here are a few pictures, Traci cutting the lettuce, salad bar, and Jacob showing his salad which has our lettuce. #fuelingkskids
Last night our FFA officer candidates presented a speech and answered questions from a panel of teachers and alumni. They also have to write thank you notes afterwards to the judges. Now they wait!
Patrons, parents, and guardians are invited to an open house to view prom decorations for "A Night of Luxury" at Blue Vista on Saturday, April 17 from 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm. Promenade will begin at 7:00 pm at Blue Valley High School. There will be a livestream of promenade at the Blue Valley Rams YouTube channel starting at 7:00 pm.
In Culinary Arts Ty Vogt received a Silver. Great job for your first time competing.
Congratulations to all the FCCLA members you participated in STAR events.
In Chapter in Review Display Lexi Vogt received a Silver and National Qualifier. Great job and can’t wait to see how you do at Nationals.
In Chapter in Review Portfolio Leslie Howell, Brianna Krause, and Lexi Weixelman received a Silver. Great job.
Learning to manipulate camera settings, students enrolled in Photo Imaging experimented with the aperture settings today. Adjusting the aperture allowed them to change the depth of field in their photos.
On Friday, the biology class took a core samples from their Winogradsky columns to determine what type of soil bacteria might be present. They plated bacteria on anaerobic agar and another agar of their choice. We will find out our results in class today.
Wow we are almost ready to harvest some lettuce.
This week’s Star Student is Tyce Hartman. He is very studious and always wants to know more. He is hungry for knowledge. Congratulations Tyce!
5th Grade recently completed their research projects over the Industrial Revolution. Student worked hard researching their invention and inventors. I am attaching a link so you can check out their work.
https://sites.google.com/usd384.org/ms-franciss-social-studies/living-museum-presentations/1
Mrs. Reichert's Seminar class is enjoying a CHILLFriday second breakfast!
