8th GRADE: Mr. Feichter, the choir director at CCHS, invites you to audition for the two Competitive Show Choirs on April 18 & 19.
Whitley County Consolidated Schools (WCCS) families have to opt in for transportation from WCCS for the 2023-2024 school year.
During registration, which opens today, parents/guardians will elect for students to ride the bus.
In the past, WCCS Transportation Department routed every student as a bus rider. WCCS knows 100 percent of students do not ride the bus for various reasons. For more accurate routes and clearer communication between guardians and bus drivers.
Guardians will opt in through Skyward during the registration process. As in the past, the guardian will select morning, afternoon or both transportation needs and indicate where the student is picked up and/or dropped off, which must be on a WCCS route.
Registration is open from April 10 to May 31, 2023. Contact the WCCS Central office with any questions at 260.244.5771.
ISMS staff enjoyed an Easter basket floral class over spring break at TnT Floral Shop.
Here are the winners of the Go West! wagon building competition. Awards were given to teams for most authentic and longest roll each period. #westwardexpansion
Sixth Grade Eagle Students have been voluntarily writing notes, drawing pictures, and collecting mail for Honor Flight Northeast Indiana's Mail Call! Today, students brought in their mail and in each class period, the student who brought in the most was given an Honor Flight guardian shirt for their efforts. Mrs. Coons collects mail year-round for HFNEI's Mail Call, so if your family, team, youth group, etc. would like to donate notes, letters of gratitude, and/or pictures, it would be appreciated! Thank you to all students who donated today! Congratulations to: Keira Woodruff, Ares Arnold, Marissa Sheckler, Samantha Reynolds, and Liam Martin!
add Week 2023 includes a student video contest and activities during grade level lunches. Prior to add Week students will learn facts about drug addictions. During add Week students will work in groups (or individually if they choose) to recall the facts they learned. Students will also participate in a drug addiction BINGO, limbo, and Nerf basketball. The add Week "wings" will be available for students to take pictures; alone or with friends. A grant from Drug Free Whitley County is funding the video awards and prizes won during competitions.
Just a reminder to parents and students- all schools offer a breakfast daily which includes their bread grain, fruit juice, and choice of milk! The price for the Elementary and Middle School is $1.55 and a High School breakfast is $1.75! Throughout the week, both hot and cold breakfast items are offered. Pictured are the yogurt parfaits from Coesse Elementary and a bacon, egg, and cheese croissant served at ISMS today.
against destructive decisions (add Week) focuses on the destruction drug addictions bring to individuals, families, and communities. Indian Springs originated add Week in 2017 in response to the growing need to fight drug addiction and destructive decisions.
This week is Against Destructive Decisions Week.
Indian Springs Student Council sponsored a food drive this month to benefit The Center.
ISMS students donated 1,470 food items!!
Pictured are members of the Student Council with Mrs. Stetzel from The Center.
Next week is add Week -- Against Destructive Decisions. The focus is on avoiding destructive decisions such as drug and alcohol use. To help bring focus to the week, each day will be a dress-up day.
Today the 8th grade social studies classes kicked off their westward expansion unit by building pioneer wagons. Wagons were tested for their ability to roll in a straight line and will be judged by a team leading "experts" for authenticity.
Student Council sponsored a food drive this month to benefit The Center; ISMS students donated 1,470 food items!! Pictured are members of Student Council with Mrs. Stetzel from The Center.
Peabody Public Library will now provide cards to any WCCS student!
The library has many print and digital services to help students of all ages with their learning, projects, and more. Visit the library to learn more!
I promise to be an #Upstander and ”Say Something” when I see someone at-risk of hurting themselves or others.
#SaySomethingWeek #SaySomethingSavesLives
WCCS is looking for substitute teachers. The substitute leads the class when the teacher needs to be out of the classroom and engages with our students.
We believe our students are the greatest at WCCS. Apply to be a substitute to help build world-class results.
In 4 out of 5 school shootings, at least one other person had knowledge of the attacker’s plan but failed to report it. People who hurt themselves or others often show warning signs before they carry out an act of violence.
#SaySomethingWeek #SaySomethingSavesLives
To promote a safe school environment, we want our students, parents/guardians, staff and community to be aware of "See Something. Say Something."
Anyone in our WCCS community who hears or sees activity are encouraged to report it to a WCCS staff/faculty or on wccsonline.com. The tip line is anonymous.
Now more than ever, it’s essential to learn the critical warning signs of violence. At-risk people can show significant or sudden changes in behavior or personality. www.sandyhookpromise.org/warning-signs #SaySomethingWeek #SaySomethingSavesLives
This is the last week of the food drive. Help us reach our goal of 2,500 items. More information about needed items can be found at https://www.wccsonline.com/o/isms/article/1015920 .