FCCLA members about to explore at COSI!
Counselor Quote of the Day: The purpose of life is to live it, to taste experience to the utmost, to reach out eagerly and without fear for newer and richer experience.
-Eleanor Roosevelt
Briston Terry signs to continue her education and soccer career at Ohio Christian University.
Austin Moyer finished his internship with Legendary Lawn and Landscape. Now he signs to continue employment with them.
Senior Kaylee Jennings signs with Oklahoma State University.
Elizabeth Lindsey signs with Bowling Green State University.
Conner Bauer signs to continue his education at Cincinnati State Technical and Community College.
Senior Emma Brandenburg signs to attend Morehead State University.
Senior Alyssa Jarman signs to attend Northern Kentucky University.
Senior Joanna Hamilton signs to attend the University of Cincinnati.
The 6th grade took their field trip today to Batavia Bowl! Fun times had by all! Special thanks to our PTO for making these trips happen!
Cards with the win over Spencer Center! Next game will be Wednesday at St. Bernard at 5:00.
Cardinals are up going into the 2nd inning.
Thank you to the Cincinnati Observatory for coming to talk to our 5th graders about space rocks and even experimenting to make a fake comet!
Congratulations to Johonna for being selected as Felicity-Franklin Local School District's Substitute Teacher of the Year! It's a title that often doesn't get the recognition it deserves, but substitute teachers play a vital role in education. They step into classrooms, often at a moment's notice, and keep the learning process going. They adapt quickly to different environments, teaching styles, and student needs.
Johonna, thank you for your dedication, flexibility, and impact on students' lives.
"The more you read, the more you know. The more you know, the smarter you grow. The smarter you grow, the stronger your voice. When speaking your mind and making a choice." Fourth graders had their last visit to the public library and everyone is signed up for the summer reading program! We appreciate our partnership with the library and the programs they provide to our students!
Our nonfiction reading challenge continues...the fourth graders have currently read 330 nonfiction books! They have earned lunch at the outdoor classroom, extra recess and bring in their favorite toy, game or activity!
Fourth graders were rewarded for all their hard work this year! A special thanks to the parents for their donations!
Today our 4th graders tried to outrun some dinosaurs! Thankfully, they all made it home in one piece! This is part of our fossil unit.
We've been observing our plants for a few weeks, watching them change and documenting their growth! We made a hypothesis about what they'll look like after 5 weeks! Almost there! Thanks again to the Clermont County Library for providing to materials!
