✨ Building strong routines = building confident kids! ✨
Morning and bedtime checklists like these help children develop healthy habits, independence, and a sense of accomplishment each day. 🪥🛏️🍎
Print one out, hang it up, and watch the routines become second nature! 💪
We are so proud of Autumn Mims for showing Adaptability. She was nominated by Ms. Thoms for volunteering to answer in math class frequently. When she gets an incorrect answer she will look back over her work and try to find her error. She doesn't give up, she tries a new approach and keeps going. Great job Autumn!
A huge thank you to our amazing PTO members for bringing in delicious kettle corn popcorn today! Your thoughtfulness and constant support truly make our school community so special. It’s the little things like a surprise snack that remind us how lucky we are to have such caring, generous people behind the scenes.
We’re so grateful for all you do to make our days brighter and sweeter! ❤️
The Odin Freshman Class is selling Domino’s pizza cards as a fundraiser this year! Please support us by purchasing, or donating, a card on our online store:
https://store.dominos.cards/51214
The cards sell for $20 and will provide you with Buy 1 Pizza, Get 1 Pizza FREE until 6/30/26! You can also use the cards for parties (buy 10, get 10 free)!
https://store.dominos.cards/51214
The cards sell for $20 and will provide you with Buy 1 Pizza, Get 1 Pizza FREE until 6/30/26! You can also use the cards for parties (buy 10, get 10 free)!
This Wednesday our 25 point winners for Accelerated Reader had a special lunch brought in. Congrats! Keep up the good work!
First Grade had their first reward for positive behavior. Mrs. Rohrscheib treated them with popcorn and a movie on Friday afternoon for all their hard work, good behavior, and being good examples for others.
Reminder: Senior Parent/Guardians - Tonight, October 23rd at 6:00 pm we will be hosting a Senior FAFSA Night in the school cafeteria. The FAFSA is a graduation requirement. If you have not completed your FAFSA yet, please join us tonight to get this completed!
October is "because we love our seniors" month! Today's Senior Scientist Spotlight is Lincoln Roberts who is the son of Brian and Stacie Roberts.
Lincoln's Favorites Include: Memory - Breaking the 3 Point Record at the Christopher Turkey Tournament with 9 Three-Pointers, Color - Kentucky Blue, Song - "Over" by Drake, Snack - Nerd Clusters, Drink - Root Beer, School Lunch- Cheese Pizza, School Activity - Basketball, Hobbies - Playing Basketball, hanging out with Alyssa, Eating, Sleeping.
One thing Lincoln would do to change the world is to end world hunger. He hopes to pursue a career as a High School PE Teacher following graduation.
Please send Lincoln all the positive thoughts and wishes on his future!
Lincoln's Favorites Include: Memory - Breaking the 3 Point Record at the Christopher Turkey Tournament with 9 Three-Pointers, Color - Kentucky Blue, Song - "Over" by Drake, Snack - Nerd Clusters, Drink - Root Beer, School Lunch- Cheese Pizza, School Activity - Basketball, Hobbies - Playing Basketball, hanging out with Alyssa, Eating, Sleeping.
One thing Lincoln would do to change the world is to end world hunger. He hopes to pursue a career as a High School PE Teacher following graduation.
Please send Lincoln all the positive thoughts and wishes on his future!
Reminder, tomorrow 10/23 Dine to Donate! Come support the PTO & enjoy delicious food! 🦅❤️
October is "because we love our seniors" month! Today's Senior Scientist Spotlight is Jazzmine Riley who is the daughter of Anna Riley.
Jazzmine's Favorites Include: Memory - When FFA was driving to SIU and Tyler tried to turn the music up and put the van in reverse on the main road, Color - Green, Song - "Where the Wild Things Are" by Luke Combs, Snack - Cheez-Its, Drink - Mt. Dew, School Lunch - Pizza, School Activity - FFA and NHS, Hobbies - Hanging out with family and driving around.
One thing Jazzmine would do to change the world is stop world hunger and homelessness. She is interested in pursuing a career in respiratory therapy.
Send Jazzmine all your well wishes on her future!
Jazzmine's Favorites Include: Memory - When FFA was driving to SIU and Tyler tried to turn the music up and put the van in reverse on the main road, Color - Green, Song - "Where the Wild Things Are" by Luke Combs, Snack - Cheez-Its, Drink - Mt. Dew, School Lunch - Pizza, School Activity - FFA and NHS, Hobbies - Hanging out with family and driving around.
One thing Jazzmine would do to change the world is stop world hunger and homelessness. She is interested in pursuing a career in respiratory therapy.
Send Jazzmine all your well wishes on her future!
Red Ribbon Week kicks off next week! Flyers will be sent home this week. All dress up days must be school appropriate. Students will receive a red ribbon bracelet on Monday.
*Thursday is Throwback Thursday (70s, 80s, or 90s attire). Flyers that were sent home are correct.
Reminder: Today is a 2:15 dismissal day. Pre-k will be dismissed at 1:55. K-12 will dismiss at 2:15.
Our EDU-101 students took a trip to Milliken University yesterday for their future teacher convention. The students learned what it takes to be a teacher and had a great time.
October is "because we love our seniors" month! Today's Senior Scientist Spotlight is John Mulvaney who is the son of Jennifer and Jesse Mulvaney.
John's Favorites Include: Memory - Watching himself grow as a person, Color - Purple, Song - "Cold" by Chris Stapleton, Snack - Flamas Doritos, Drink - Cream Soda, School Lunch - Tacos, School Activity - Lifting Weights and Biology, Hobbies - Lifting, Learning Flies, and Video Games.
One thing that John would do to change the world is make more medicine to cure more diseases and make that medicine available to everyone. He's interested in a career in Biology when he graduates.
Please send all your well wishes for John's future!
John's Favorites Include: Memory - Watching himself grow as a person, Color - Purple, Song - "Cold" by Chris Stapleton, Snack - Flamas Doritos, Drink - Cream Soda, School Lunch - Tacos, School Activity - Lifting Weights and Biology, Hobbies - Lifting, Learning Flies, and Video Games.
One thing that John would do to change the world is make more medicine to cure more diseases and make that medicine available to everyone. He's interested in a career in Biology when he graduates.
Please send all your well wishes for John's future!
2nd grade students enjoyed their recent AG in the classroom lesson. Sudents learned about where each of the ingredients for pizza comes from. After the lesson they got to make their own pizzas and enjoy a pizza snack! 🍕
On Friday our junior high students went to Fort Massac Encampment Days. This is the third year in a row we have gone and the kids had a great time!
October is "because we love our seniors" month! Today's Senior Scientist Spotlight is Alexzander Mancinelli who is the son of Goldie Henson.
Zander's Favorites Include: Memory - Senior Class, Color - Red, Song - "Wishing Well" by Juice World, Snack - Skittles, Drink - Baja Blast, School Lunch - Pizza, School Activity - Basketball, Hobbies - Fishing.
One thing Zander would change about the world is hunger. He's interested in welding following graduation.
Please send Zander all the best wishes in his future!
Zander's Favorites Include: Memory - Senior Class, Color - Red, Song - "Wishing Well" by Juice World, Snack - Skittles, Drink - Baja Blast, School Lunch - Pizza, School Activity - Basketball, Hobbies - Fishing.
One thing Zander would change about the world is hunger. He's interested in welding following graduation.
Please send Zander all the best wishes in his future!
We are so proud of Able Carpenter for showing adaptability. He was nominated by Mrs. Dix because he demonstrated kindness and adaptability when a new student joined his 3rd-grade class. Without hesitation, he stood up in the gym, invited the student to sit with him, and offered to show him to class. Able’s willingness to adjust and take initiative made the new student feel welcome and supported—a great example of flexibility and empathy in action!
We are so proud of Kylie Maxwell for showing adaptability. She was nominated by Mrs. Ellis because in the cafeteria, Kylie noticed some trash on the floor that someone else had dropped. She stopped, picked the trash up, and threw it away. Several students had already walked by the trash and ignored it, but Kylie adapted to the situation and picked the trash up.
Reminder: Pre-K will NOT be in session tomorrow, October 17, 2025.
