Chris Parr Mystery Reader 2nd Grade
Chris Parr was the second grade Mystery reader for September. He read the Berenstain Bears and The Truth. He read the book to the second grade classes at Newton Elementary.
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Chris Parr was the second grade Mystery reader for September. He read the Berenstain Bears and The Truth. He read the book to the second grade classes at Newton Elementary.
Mentors and Mentees had the opportunity to meet and get to know each other at Newton Elementary on Thursday, September 12. Throughout the year, the mentors and their students spent time with each other during school once a week.
Representatives of each of the Fall Sports are shown with Sarah Kinkade representing the NCHS Athletic Booster Club. The Booster Club presented each fall sport team with $1,000 to spend on whatever they needed. The Booster Club will continue to do this throughout the school year for each sport.
The Newton Rotary Club was treated to an informative presentation about high school rodeo competition from the Newton High School students who participate in this challenging sport. Pictured are (front row, left to right) Lauren Higgs and Monica Buerster, and in the back row, chairperson Rotarian Torrey Wolf, Preston Schafer
From St. Thomas Facebook page: Patriot Day is an annual observance on September 11 to remember those who were injured or died during the terrorist attacks in the United States on September 11, 2001. Many Americans refer to Patriot Day as 9/11 or September 11. On September 11, 2001, 19
Ag in the Classroom More kindergartens and first graders ‘used their bean’ today to sort different types of beans. They learned about soybeans and tasted some products made from soybeans – tofu and vanilla silk. They learned there is a key difference between the two, SUGAR. Photos by Lindsey Vogt
2019 Homecoming Parade Entry Form 2019 Theme: “HOLIDAYS” The homecoming parade for 2019 will begin promptly at 2:30 p.m. on Friday, Oct 11th from the south parking lot at the high school. The parade will go east on Washington Street to First Avenue. At First Avenue it will break up.
The third grade classes at Newton Elementary are collecting plastic lids to make benches for the Newton Elementary playground as their service project for the year. In the flyer below, there is the information about the kinds of caps and how to donate, however, with the overwhelming support thus far,
Craig Halbig with #35 won the Queen of Hearts. Congratulations!
The Newton Marching Eagles performed their halftime show during the Newton versus Sullivan game.