Another great week to get out and enjoy some Roadrunner Ball!
Following last week's parent informational meeting, we've put together a FAQ document as well as a recording of the evening's discussion.
https://www.roadrunnerpride.org/article/482145
Grab the sunscreen and head out to cheer on our Roadrunners!
Input about communication being sought:
There have been several conversations at the national, state and local level about school and education over the past several months. Some of these are ideas, some concerns, some frustrations, and some inspirations. One thing I am continually thinking about is how we are communicating about some of these ideas as they pertain to Interstate 35 Community Schools. To get a better understanding of what will work in our community and provide timely, accurate information, we would like some feedback on possible additions to our current communication options. If you would take a minute to send some feedback, we can better share ideas and information from the school.
https://forms.gle/qMJQ7xN6UXJ2qasa7
Thank you for watering the garden last week. Going forward Katie Klingensmith and Sue Meggers will handle the watering. Thanks again.
Tonight a little garden elf, Miss Klingensmith, and Mrs. Meggers mulched and added a row of beans. More zucchini, tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers will go in tomorrow.
Come harvest times, we will post when veggies are ready.
Below is a link to our I-35 website and an article regarding standards based grading and parent meetings.
https://www.roadrunnerpride.org/article/476137
Lots of ball games this week. Make sure to head out and support our Roadrunners!
We're proud of all of our students who showed hard work and dedication to their education this year, and we're proud to recognize our Interstate 35 Secondary honor roll students for 2020-2021's second semester.
https://www.roadrunnerpride.org/article/473791
It's a great week for some summer ball! Let's go, Roadrunners!
#roadrunnerpride
Today, May 29th, some willing volunteers planted 12 cages of tomatoes, 6 zucchini, 5 peppers, 1 cucumber, and 6 watermelons. All are marked, along with a row of green beans. We need volunteers to water said plants the week of May 31st through June 7th. There are two watering can in the garden and a hose by the green house. Any questions, reach out to Sue Meggers.
I-35 School Food Summer Program will begin Wednesday, June 2. For more information please see the website. https://www.roadrunnerpride.org/page/menus
I-35 Acres Prairie is open for hiking. Get out and enjoy the serenity and beauty of the prairie. It is located behind the school, north of the playground.
Please join the Interstate 35 School Board and I-35 family in wishing a fond farewell to our retiring Roadrunners!
Pictured (l to r): Becky Porter, Jenny Jones, Julie Kordick, Denny Meggers, Tena Richards, (not pictured) Moni Freeman, David Webster
The 7th graders are exploring how their consumer choices impact the biodiversity of the Andes, particularly the chinchilla. Ellie Hutton gave us a real world connection by bring her pet chinchilla, Donald. The visit really gave the students a reason to care about their choices.
Time to play ball, Go Roadrunners!
I-35 School Board Meeting Monday, May 24 at 6:00pm
Agenda: http://i35.isfis.net/policy/20210524-regular-board-meeting
Congratulations to the class of 2021! We wish you success in all your future endeavors. See what our graduates are planning for their future. https://tinyurl.com/ezbe2j
Remember these little faces? They're graduating today!
I-35 students and staff spent the previous week supporting the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation by collecting change, purchasing t-shirts, and participating in the JDRF One Walk. The I-35 family raised over $1,050. Way to go Roadrunners!
Today was the seniors' final walk through the Interstate 35 halls before Sunday's graduation. Teachers, staff, and elementary students sent them off with good-bye waves and high fives. #roadrunnerpride
