CLOSURE: The School District of Athens will be closed Thursday February 4th due to the weather. Students will not need to participated virtually.
Young Adult Medicine students learning medical terms by creating their own Memory game.
Physics class is studying jet propulsion and are using balloon rockets to see who can get the highest average velocity.
We found some wild animals in school! Students took some time to act out their favorite animals!
Congratulations to Brooks Kraus for being a D3 Sectional Qualifier.
A fifth grader in Ms. Schelling’s class is working on Education Galaxy, which motivates students to achieve standards mastery in ELA and Math
These fifth grade were recently “twins” for the day!
These fifth graders enjoy reading a good book!
Learning about the American Revolution
Future Business Leaders of America FBLA held regional leadership conference competitive events Jan 4-22. Eleven AHS students participated in virtual events on Jan 19 competing in region 2 which is comprised of over 20 schools in North Central Wisconsin. Good luck to all - top 3 will advance to state.
Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) will be taken next Tuesday-Thursday in grades 3-5. Arrive at school well rested, eat a good breakfast, and come with a positive attitude.
Parent information regarding MAP: https://www.nwea.org/content/uploads/2017/08/Parent-Guide.pdf
Following Dr. King’s footsteps, 2nd graders share their dreams for the future!
Thank you to Forward Financial for donating $1,254.39 to the district. These funds were received because those opening Charitable Money Market Accounts at Forward Financial have designated the School District of Athens as their organization.
English 9 students are reading ROMEO & JULIET by William Shakespeare and some are discovering they are liking this piece from the 1500s. Most of them never imagined this play could be entertaining and a bit fun to read. Keep reading everyone! :)
Girls Basketball Varsity and JV games vs Augusta have been canceled for tonight.
Healthy Relationships finished up the semester wearing Empathy Bellies and taking care of "Baby" through a series of stations where they practiced dressing, buckling and doing everyday activities while listening to babies cry. Take a look!
Outdoor Adventures class enjoying winter activities before Christmas break.
Students in Algebra 1 gave their "Genius Hour" presentations! It's always nice having students teach us something they know or have learned!
This week the 4th graders in Ms. Kalepp’s class celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. day on Monday, January 18th. Students were able to share their dreams for this nation as well. Please take a minute to read some of their dreams. They came up with some pretty powerful and real dreams.
How would you complete this statement, “I have a dream...?”
Happy Friday everyone!
