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Recently Mrs. Peacock, 6 th grade language arts, and Mrs. Gelner, 5 th grade language arts, worked with a group of students creating essays for the Iowa State Association of Cou...

At the beginning of the school year, the elementary set a goal of reading 10,000 books by March 2, 2021. As of last week they had read over 9,100 and were doing a big push to reac...

In 7th grade science we are studying resources and human use/waste. To understand how to improve resources, we need to understand the properties of the matter. In our class, water...

8th graders participated in a breakout box challenge on Wednesday. A breakout box is a box that has multiple locks and the challenge is to solve the clues to find the combinati...

A free grab and go breakfast and lunch will be provided for students learning remotely/virtually on Fridays. (Students learning remotely/virtually on Fridays will pick their g...

I have had a few questions about if our policies at the school would change as a result of the Governor's health proclamation last week. Our current guidelines from the CDC and ...

Please read the attached document regarding changes to the Interstate 35 school calendar approved at last night's board meeting. All parents grades 5-12 who are requesting the 10...

February 1, 2021 Hello Roadrunners, During this year of uncertainty, I am always excited to share some of the celebrations about our district and the great work being done h...

Re: Proposed Legislation for Public Schools Dear Parents, Patrons, Community Members, January brought the start of the new session for our state legislature. There are s...

Mr. Krull is one of our 4th grade teachers. I blew up 100 balloons. Had the kids find the balloon with their initials on it. It was chaos. Then we talked about teamwork and helpi...

Anyone who would like a hard copy mailed, please contact Cindy in the district office at 641-765-4291 or ckennedy@i-35.k12.ia.us Winter Update 2021

Fertilizers and soil science are not top-of-mind for most; however, plant health is an essential part of feeding our growing population. The Nutrients for Life Foundation is an ...

Ms. Pietan: The goal of this project was to give students autonomy over their learning. I also wanted to show them that reading can be fun. I gave very few requirements; I gave t...

Registration will be held in the Elementary Library Tuesday, February 23, 2021, from 4pm-7pm and in the Elementary office Friday, February 26, 2021 from 8am-3pm. If your ch...

Winter Sports Guidelines Update January 8, 2021 Due to the Governors most recent proclamation Interstate 35 has made the following adjustments to the attendance policy for High Sc...

In October, we wrote a grant requesting funding to host student health days in conjunction with Wildwood Hills Ranch. The idea was to provide learning opportunities and some fun ...

If you or a family you know needs assistance, Helping Hand and Food Pantry of Warren County has some upcoming events to provide free resources. Contact and event information is l...

Dear Parent(s) or Guardian: Heartland AEA will conduct hearing screenings this school year. In order to mitigate the spread of Covid-19, general hearing screenings for students in...

We provided guidance on Tuesday about some changes to our current response and expectations about how we do business based on the recent Department of Public Health, Department o...