GRIT is a personality trait that helps a person keep working despite setbacks or failure. They are students that are willing to keep working to get better at something or to achieve a goal even though challenges might get in their way. The following students were 8th Grade Students of GRIT:
Walker Haines (Language Arts), Hadley Borgen (History), Eva Schaefer (Algebra), Kayden Monk (Physical Education), Ari Jacobs (History), Josh Jungwirth (Math), Emeree Zens (Science), Sydney Wagner (Reading), Jetta VanZee (Physical Education)
MS Girls Basketball tonight!
Due to low numbers for our opponent, this will be a 7th grade game held at Hartford Elementary Gym, starting at 4:00. Go Trojans!
Physics students used the resources in the library to explore rotational mechanics. Fun!
The Foods 1 and FCCLA members attended Mitchell Techincal College today. They went on a campus tour and then had an in-depth look into the culinary arts program. Some students quotes: “I learned so much from Chef Tim about the Culinary Arts program and how it requires much more math. Also, use mitts, and don’t drop your soup”. Another student said, “This tour gave me excitement about my future; I plan to attend Mitchell Tech next fall.”
The FCS class is grateful to those who gave such an opportunity to these students.
Our eighth grade students are diving into SDMyLife, exploring career interests and building their future goals as they prepare for the exciting JA Inspire event! It's a hands-on opportunity for them to connect their passions with real-world career possibilities. We can't wait to see how these young minds engage with professionals and get inspired for what's ahead!
Today we had the opportunity to celebrate the Veterans in the Humboldt community. The program was put together by 4th and 5th Grade Student Council members. The gym was full of students and families in the community who took time to honor present and past military members. Thank you, Veterans!
Hartford Elementary Second Grade students had the opportunity to listen to and learn from members of the Hartford American Legion this morning! A big thank you to Stan, Tom, Rick, and Mike for spending some of their morning with us this Veterans Day!
Congratulations to our high school Students of the Month!
Thank you to the Hartford Dairy Queen for providing free Blizzard coupons to our winners!
Mark your calendars!
Tonight is opening night for our fall play. Don't miss it!
The Books and Bagels Bunch went on a "blind date" with a book Wednesday, November 7. Students walked around the room studying book descriptions and then selected their "date," while partaking a bagel. Students will take their books and give their "dates" a chance for the next month before deciding if this "date" is worth continuing or not. When we meet in December, we'll all give our "dates" a review!
We look forward to celebrating our veterans on Monday, November 11 at 9:00am! We hope you can join us!
Humboldt Elementary students voted today, did you? Thank you to the WCHS National Honor Society students for providing this experience for students.
We hope to see you at Hartford Elementary's Veterans Day Parade!
16th Annual Indoor Marching Show: November 9th @ 7pm. "Marching Tacos" 5:00-6:45, Silent Auction 5:00, 50/50 Raffle. Please attached flyer for more details.
Congratulations to Humboldt Elementary's October Students of Character. These students received the most Trojan Tributes during the month of October. Pictured (L to R): Declan Stockwell (2nd), Will Goeden (4th), Alyx Stofferahn (5th).
Come to the Annual Indoor Marching Band Show on Saturday, November 9th. The concert is FREE!
Officer Kommes joins the fun at Humboldt Elementary's Trojan Tribute dart throw! Thank you for being our special guest!
Congratulations to Lexi Nichols and Sydney Neel for winning 6th in the nation for their FFA agriscience fair project in Power, Structural, Technical Systems.
This week students had fun competing in pumpkin painting contest. Check them out at the football game tonight!
