Informed - Letter from the Superintendent
Informed - Letter from the Superintendent
Here is some more amazing ISASP data from the 4th grade!
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The Junior Prom Committee would like to thank everyone who helped make the 2023 I-35 Prom a success. Special thank you to:
Ms. Haines for your spectacular photography
Mr. Weber, your announcing at the promenade was phenomenal
Mr. and Mrs. Coleman for running the lights and sound at promenade
Randi Allen for playing awesome tunes at the prom
Our dedicated chaperones, Ms. Belden, Mr. Bauer, and Mr. Bryan (we're so glad you couldn't find anyone to take your place)
Our amazing freshmen prom servers for the cold drinks and snacks
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Yesterday, Madison County Emergency Management Director Dio Ayala spoke with our elementary students about severe weather safety. Thanks for taking the time to share important information our Roadrunners need to stay weather alert and safe!
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There will be a special board meeting on Monday, May 1 at 5 p.m. to approve a few projects for summer work. One is related to upgrades to our fire panel and the other is all things Internet and Internet protection.
HS Parents: Remind your students that Student Council nomination forms are available in Mr. Smith's room. Anyone interested in running for student council must pick up a form and return it to Mr. Smith by Monday, May 1st. Elections will be May 3rd and May 5th.
Check out the I-35 Middle School achievement growth in one year! Way to go Roadrunners!
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Recently, three of our I-35 Best Buddy members, Maggie Vonnahme, Katie Murphy, and Jaysee Masterson, taught Ms. Olson's kindergarten class about including others and how to be kind. Way to be great leaders, Roadrunners!
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Middle school science students recently harvested all their lettuce grown using hydroponics and served it in the cafeteria! Nice job, Roadrunners!
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Yesterday, Reagan and Brianna competed in Marshalltown for the Iowa High School Battle of the Books. In order to qualify for the grand battle they had to place in the top 4. Brianna and Reagan ended up tying with two other teams for 4th place. The top 3 teams earned 65 points and all tied. Reagan and Brianna had 64 points. After completing a short answer response for the tie breaker they ended up in 5th place in the state as a team two. They were the only team of two, all other teams that attended were teams of 5 or 6.
Great job, Roadrunners!
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The 2023 ISASP scores are in! The Interstate 35 Roadrunners absolutely rocked the statewide standardized tests this year! The amount of growth we saw district wide is proof of the hard work from our students, staff, and families in supporting our kids and creating lifelong learners. We will continue to post the different scores in the coming days for everyone to celebrate, great job Roadrunners!
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Interstate 35 Community School District is excited to announce our very first Parent Education Night May 10, 2023! For our inaugural meeting we would like to share literacy resources (fun things to do with your children this summer) to support your students over the summer months. We are excited and looking forward to offering Parent Education Nights next school year as well. RSVP at https://forms.gle/KWz9CuimY92zsNsj6
Here are a few photos of our younger Roadrunners supporting JDRF yesterday at the annual track walk. Great job, Roadrunners!
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Mark your calendars! The I-35 Drama Department is proud to present "Murder on the 518" on Friday, May 5 at 7:00 pm and again on Saturday, May 6 at 2:00 pm.
Red-eye travelers on the westbound 518 are in for a surprise when first one passenger, and then another, mysteriously drop dead right before their eyes — and just as the train is halted by a rock slide in an isolated canyon. Because the pair appears to have been poisoned, anyone and everyone in the train dining car is a suspect!
(Murder on the 518 by Michelle Giles produced by special arrangement with Pioneer Drama Services, Denver, CO.)
Last night's School Board Meeting is available on the I-35 YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/8nwFojUR9lQ
High school students started their day off right - participating in the JDRF walk! Way to show support for a great cause, Roadrunners!
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Dress warm for today's walk. It looks like it might be chilly.
Please help us support our efforts in raising funds for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF). We will be selling paper JDRF shoes for $1 each during the week of April 24th- 28th. These will be for sale in classrooms (elementary) and each office (MS/HS). Our goal is to sell enough shoes to line the hallways of the entire school! Proceeds will be given to The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.
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Just a friendly reminder that our new high school principal candidate, Mr Beckel, will be visiting the district this evening for the board meeting. He will be here around 5:15 to meet as many people as possible. If you would like to meet him or if you have questions for him, please plan on coming.
We will also try to have him here a couple more times this semester. Those dates will be shared once confirmed.
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