Miles Humphreys participated in the DD Awareness Month Celebrity Basketball Game held at Norwalk High school on March 19. In a very close contest, he was able to help lead the Huron County Bears over the Celebrity All-Stars. Because of his great efforts, Miles was awarded Player of the Game! Congratulations Miles-we are so proud of you!!!
Ms. Gardner's class visited with Mr. Little's class at the high school for food tasting. The menu consisted of a variety of fruits for each student to try. The students rated each fruit as well. A special thank you to both classrooms for making this such an amazing event!
Mrs. Gilbert's class worked in stations this morning including painting, reading books and puzzles.
"Poppin" into first grade
Our second graders are a bunch of "smarties"!!!
Thank you for helping make the start of the school year a success!
For morning drop off, please pull up to the sign. Let's keep our kids safe!
Get ready!! Boys summer league basketball is coming.
Teams will be evenly split for each league; combining 2nd-4th together and 5th-7th together on different teams.
Coaches/High School players will officiate, keep score, and coach each team. A running win/loss record will be kept throughout the summer and will finish the summer league with a tournament to determine a champion for each separate league.
Games will be 20 mins, with a running clock, and a few minutes in between games. There is a 4 game minimum each day.
**If there is not enough interest/players to play in the league, Coach Yost will
conduct individual workouts with those who are interested during these dates and times, in June.
Contact Coach Yost with questions at dyost@south-central.org
I scream.
You scream.
We all scream for the art show!
Congratulations to South Central Elementary School for achieving the Momentum Award for their results on the 2022-2023 report card!
"This remarkable accomplishment reflects your unwavering commitment to excellence and the outstanding services you provide to your students and the community. It recognizes the devoted teachers and staff who consistently go above and beyond, ensuring that all students receive exceptional learning and instruction. Your tireless efforts in nurturing young minds, fostering a positive learning environment, and promoting holistic development has not gone unnoticed. Your impact extends far beyond the classroom, shaping the future leaders of tomorrow. I commend your entire team-teachers, administrators, support staff, and students-for their collective contributions. Your commitment to providing top-notch education and fostering a supportive community is truly commendable. May the Momentum Award serve as a source of pride and motivation that continues to inspire, innovate, and make a difference in the lives of your students. Once again, congratulations on this well-deserved recognition! "
-Director Stephen D. Dackin
The Overall Rating is out of 5
The Performance Index is out of 100 and
The Progress Rating is out of 5
Overall Rating 4.5
Performance Index 2022 86.625
Performance Index 2023 92.27
PI Difference 5.645
Progress 5
Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition!
Right to Read Week was a success for 2023!
Mrs. McCormack’s class continues to learn about measuring. Today, they measured a jump rope using Mr. Richard’s feet.
Please use the following link to get important information about the upcoming Elementary Spring Concert (contains multiple pages): https://5il.co/1qsg2
Who is as excited as we are!?
Please find attached the Dec lunch schedule
*subject to change due to availability
**Extended Sign Up**
I scream. You scream. We all scream for the football team! Youth Cheer registration has been extended.
Youth Cheer registration is open!
Yes!!!
Check out elementary video!
https://youtu.be/U-CZxwKZVIo
Mrs Middaugh’s class learned about the different states of matter by making root beer floats. When I asked the students what they learned one student said “learning about matter is tasty”!
A special thank you to Steve and Gary for their help with Bus Safety Training for the elementary students!
