Rhonda McCumber's last day at TCHS is Friday. Please let her know how much CUSD 301 has appreciated her and will miss her!
It's happening today at North Ward!
Sophomores and families: Please check your emails to learn more about a great opportunity provided by our friends at Sarah Bush Lincoln!
My why! Presented to the school board and knocked it out of the park. I am so proud of them. Big thanks to Mrs. Linstead and Mrs. Yantis for organizing this.
From Mrs. Lauwers:
Our first harvest from the NW garden. I can’t wait to show last years 1st graders the pumpkins we planted and how it actually grew. Lots of blooms and green pumpkins still growing so take your class to see the process anytime in the next month or two.
Did somebody say picture day? We don't talk about Bruno!
Picture Day!
When your cousins get to have the same lunch duty as you… is it double the trouble? Or double the love? We will let you decide! ✌🏼😜
Congrats to Addisyn Pettry who was named the September Rotary Student of the Month!
Congrats to the 2023 Homecoming King and Queen: Brayden Gough and Alyx Gardner.
First grade cheering for the TCHS Warriors!
Mrs. Steedly's Heggerty Hero of the Week!
Lots of special guests for grandparents day at North Ward!
Part of the workshop I attended this week included a tour of some Lincoln sites and the Capitol. The goal was to help us find ways for us to connect to what's around us in our towns. Our tour guides were amazing and I learned so much from them about Lincoln and our state.
Thanks so much to my boss Alex and her family for adding to my collection.
North Ward students creating their own High-Five Friday!
Thanks to Mr. Lecher's skills we have this for our special guests today on grandparents day. This art work was created by Lori Broady.
Students in Mrs. Hornaday and Mrs. Hanner's classes began their Homecoming Friday with a Plate Challenge.
Mrs. Donnals's science class is learning about energy! Groups built ramps to see how far a hot wheel car could travel. The taller the ramp, the more potential energy. When it moved down the ramp, it built kinetic energy! So proud of these kids and their engineering skills!
Pretending in Kindergarten creates beautiful smiles!💞
