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Super Apple Man visited Iroquois Elementary School Monday. His message to the students included eating fresh fruits and vegetables and getting enough sleep and exercise. He also encouraged students … more

3/31/22

Preschoolers learn about plants

Iroquois preschoolers are learning about plants and what they need to grow. They planted pumpkin seeds and are anxious to see little sprouts growing. more

3/31/22

A musical led by the 5th graders included Alicia Oestreich, back left, Madelyn Cundy, Jaycee Hofer-Tschetter, Dylan Froke, Tristan Konshak, Trae Hagen, Connor Dant. Patience White, middle left, Livvy Wendel, Jayda Meyers, Maiya Shoultz, Thomas Tuel, Rhythm Eilertson. Emma Schmidt, front left, Keylin Hernandez-Sorto, Oliver Blue. Directors were Teresa Decker and Bobbi Hunt.

Stone Soup

3/23/22

The Iroquois Elementary Student Council collected donations to compile 14 Buddy Baskets for homeless and needy veterans in the local community. These Buddy Baskets were presented to the Iroquois American Legion Auxiliary Unit 280 for distribution on Feb. 28. Items included are blankets, towels, toilet paper, paper towels, dish soap, laundry soap, hand soap and much more. Pictured are Connor Dant, left, Zachary Almont, Emmet McDermott and Nataley Wendel. Not pictured are Emma Lynn Elliot and Patience White.

Spreading joy with Buddy Baskets

3/9/22

Read ’n Roll

3/9/22

Continued support for local teacher

Teresa Decker, K-12 vocal director of Iroquois School District who is undergoing treatment for cancer, expresses her thanks to the school and to the people of the community. “The Iroquois Health … more

3/2/22

Shopping for veterans

Connor Dant, Zackary Almont, Nataley Wendell, EmmaLynn Elliot and Emmet Dunsworth with the Iroquois Elementary Student Council took time away from classes Friday afternoon to go shopping for … more

3/2/22

Iroquois FCCLA members Lily Blue and Kasey Burmeister have been working with kindergarten students, teaching them how to play board games. The members taught kindergarteners how to play Go Fish, Chutes and Ladders, Guess Who and Connect 4. This is part of the FCCLA Star Event Focus on Children that Lily and Kasey will present at the State Leadership Conference in Sioux Falls, April 10-12.

Go Fish!

3/2/22

Iroquois Elementary celebrated the 100th day of school Thursday. Preschool through fifth grade started their day with 100 exercises in the gym led by Ms. Hunt and the fifth grade class. This was followed by 100 seconds of silence. Other 100th day activities were planned in individual classrooms.

Celebrating 100 days of school

2/23/22

Heidi Stroud, Iroquois, is the $1,000 winner of the Iroquois post prom 50/50 raffle board, drawn at the double header on Feb. 14. The lucky square that she purchased for $20 was C2.

Winner, winner!

2/23/22

Honor Band

2/23/22

Kali Burma, left, Lexi Burma, Lily Blue, and Kacy Burmeister prepare the activities for Kid's Club.

Having fun in Kid’s Club

The Iroquois High School FCCLA Chapter recently offered Kid’s Club, an after-school activity planned and run by the FCCLA members and Iroquois Elementary students. Each night, the activities … more

2/23/22

Three-hundred-sixty-five balloon-o-grams were delivered to the students and staff at the Iroquois School on Valentine’s Day. Parents, friends and staff purchased them from the Iroquois Elementary PTO.

More than 300 balloon-o-grams delivered for Valentine’s Day

2/16/22

Iroquois High Students Alex Generoso, left, Montana Sprong and Braxton Stroud in Mrs. Palmlund's Advanced Computers class build and program LEGO EV3's.

Building LEGO EV3’s

2/16/22

Iroquois Elementary preschoolers Isabelle Rose, left, Lanna Houghtaling and Daxton Frankfurth love playing in their milk-jug igloo. Staff members began saving gallon jugs in October for this fun project, the perfect place to hide, read a book or just gather with friends.

Building an igloo

2/9/22

Iroquois preschoolers have been caring for and watching their mitten tree grow over the past few weeks. As the mittens grew and ripened, they began to fall off the tree. Last Thursday, the children got to pick a pair of mittens to take home. The happy faces express the excitement that filled the room. Daxton Frankfurth, seated left, Savannah Driggers, Rowena Guthmiller; Raea Guthmiller, standing left, Finly Dunsworth, Sammy Bretz, Ella Strickler, Isabelle Rose, Lanna Houghtaling, Jessa Jacobs, Motley Barth and Kaebrey Brown.

Water, soil and sunshine — all that’s needed to make a mitten grow!

2/9/22

Iroquois preschoolers listened to the book "The Missing Mitten Mystery" by Steven Kellogg. Afterward, Sammy Bretz, left, Raea Guthmiller and Savannah Driggers planted a mitten, hoping it will grow into a mitten tree.

Planting a mitten tree

1/19/22

During the December 4-H meeting, members made a string art ornament craft and discussed ideas for the 2022 year. The next meeting will be Jan. 24 at 5:30 p.m. at the 4-H building. Area youth are invited to be a part of 4-H. Cloverleaf leaders are Jamie Forbes and Anne Aamot. Submitted by Kirby Miller, reporter.

Cloverleaf 4-H hosts December meeting

1/12/22

Iroquois Educator of the Year

Bensley-Rounds American Legion Post 280 of Iroquois presented Mrs. Barbara Madison, 4-8 grade teacher at the Pearl Creek Colony of the Iroquois Public School, the Educator of the Year Certificate of … more

1/5/22

The Iroquois Peer Assistant Team (IPAT) has assembled and delivered fruit bags to 57 community members. The IPAT members understand how difficult these past few years have been and hope to make everyone’s day brighter. Pictured are Harley Nelson, left, Katie Dubro, Lily Blue, Kaylee Morehead and Kera Dubro. Advisors for IPAT are Mr. Scott Beehler and Ms. Karen Bohlander.

The spirit of giving

12/31/21

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