Minor fender bender with Lisa Miller's bus - the Duck bus. No injuries and minimal damage. Students are delayed getting to their destinations. Another bus is on the way to transport.
Mrs. Schumacher's class is "apple-solutely" having a blast while learning about apples!
Oops, dismissal is at 1:15 today.
Reminder: school dismisses at 1:30 this afternoon.
Second graders send a big THANK YOU to the Ryan and Hollie Jansen family for replanting and maintaining the butterfly garden over the summer. Our monarchs loved the flowers!
We are proud of our Unit 50 students and all who fight the Cancer battle!These students attended the Effingham County Board meeting to have their proclamation signed: Childhood Cancer, Be Bold, Go Gold.
First graders in Mrs. Mellendorf's class celebrated Dot Day last Friday. They focused on a story called "The Dot" and completed several activities with circles and dots. Some activities included graphing and tasting Dot candies as well as drawing and creating a picture that began as a single small dot.
Kindergarten Celebrates Grandparent's Day
Mrs. Probst's first graders celebrated Dot Day. They are showing off their dot creations.
A very excited group of kindergartners and grandparents gathered together in the Teutopolis Grade School Gym on Friday to celebrate their special bond!!! Happy Grandparents Day!
Mrs. Habing's 6th Grade Social Studies Class has been studying the Paleolithic Era. They made their own cave paintings replicating work from this time period which is also known as the 'Old Stone Age'. The students could only use a Paleolithic Era tool such as stone, bone, or wood.
Mrs. Habing's 6th Grade Social Studies Class has been studying the Paleolithic Era. They made their own cave paintings replicating work from this time period which is also known as the 'Old Stone Age'. The students could only use a Paleolithic Era tool such as stone, bone, or wood.
Mrs. Habing's 6th Grade Social Studies Class has been studying the Paleolithic Era. They made their own cave paintings replicating work from this time period which is also known as the 'Old Stone Age'. The students could only use a Paleolithic Era tools such as stone, bone, or wood.
THS Band Boosters Breakfast is September 24. https://goo.gl/C2usX8
Save the Date: TEF Electronic Recycling Drive on October 21 from 9:00-12:00 AM. See accepted items here: https://goo.gl/7Sr1DX
Mrs. Kinkelaar's 3rd grade class painted Kindness Rocks in art. If you're lucky you might find one hiding in your neighborhood!
Mrs. Kreke's class releases their butterflies in the butterfly garden.
Students in Mrs. Yager's 2nd grade class enjoyed tasting English muffins! After reading about them, several students weren't familiar with English muffins.
Mrs. Kreke's class learns the letter M by making Play-Dough monsters!
The Lady Shoes win the 3rd 29-27 and the match 2-1.