Our shop teacher, Brian Kuntz, entered for the Harbor Freight shop class grant. He was awarded $1,000 at Harbor Freight for making the semifinals. The picture shows all the new tools bought with the money.
TOMORROW: HS Spartan Basketball will head to Udall for the Don Brady High School Tournament. Their first game is against Attica; see attachment for details.
The second Community Based Instruction activity was swimming!
The new Community Based Instruction program experienced their first recreation and leisure activities last week. These activities correlate with classroom academics and promote healthy relationships and physical activities within the community. First activity was Bowling!
TONIGHT: HS Spartan Basketball (Varsity Boys only) will host the Flinthills Job Corp as a kick off their season. Tip off is at 6:00pm at Dexter! GOOD LUCK!! GO SPARTANS!!
TONIGHT: MS Spartan Basketball will head to Caldwell to face the Bluejays. First game starts at 4:00pm with B Girls followed by B Boys, A Girls, and A Boys. GOOD LUCK!! GO SPARTANS!!
DECEMBER 10: Come join our performing arts department for a wonderful celebration of the holiday season at Dexter Schools!
‘Tis the Season to get your Nativity Scene for your house or give it as a gift. They cost $20. Contact Brian Kuntz here at the school or cell 620-441-4060.
THURSDAY: HS Boy Spartans will host the Flinthills Job Corp of Manhattan at 6:00pm at Dexter; Varsity Only. The HS Basketball games for Friday against Altoona-Midway are cancelled.
TONIGHT: MS Spartan Basketball will host the Flinthills Mustangs at Dexter. Games will start at 3:00pm with C Girls playing 2 Quarters followed by C Boys; 2 Quarters. B Girls will start Approximately at 4:00pm followed by B Boys, A Girls, and A Boys. GOOD LUCK!! GO SPARTANS!!
Next week’s activities
Monday – HS Basketball practice begins.
Thursday – MS BB vs Udall at CV at 3:00 pm (C Boys game), the other games following, B girls & boys; A girls & boys.
TOMORROW: Performing Arts Showcase, A Life Well Lived, at 7:00PM in the commons.
TONIGHT: The Spartan Awards for Fall Sports, MS/HS Football and Volleyball, are at 6:30pm in Cedar Vale's Gym.
TONIGHT: At the Caldwell Math Contest, our HS were runner up overall!! GREAT JOB!! 👍👍
Here are the Breakfast and Lunch Menus for the month of November.
THURSDAY, Nov. 1: 💗The Freshman class sponsored a Powderpuff Football game🏈! There was a good turn out of students and spectators!! Also, a great halftime performance!! Overall, the girls seemed to have a fun playing with minimal penalties!! GREAT JOB TO ALL THE PARTICIPANTS!!🏈💗
Dexter 7th grader, Braden Mugler competed in the inaugural Science of Agriculture challenge on the Kstate Campus and won first place along with his two team members from Burden!
The 4th graders have been learning about igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks. The past couple of weeks students have brought in rocks they have found. Today they got to investigate and classify rocks based on what they have learned!
The third grade has enjoyed having all of our Cowley County Extension agents bring lessons into our classroom over the past month. We have studied the life cycles of plants and animals, learned about food coming from plants and animals, and prepared a special treat called "egg in a bread basket." We have been anxiously awaiting the hatching of the eggs that were incubated in our classroom, and the chicks finally arrived! It was a great experience!
This year, 5th graders were given the opportunity to enter a poster contest put on by the Caney Valley Electric Cooperative Association. Students were to submit a poster that showed examples of electrical safety. This was a voluntary activity and 5 students in our class participated! Logan Becker, Jax Deiter, Austin Potter, Wade Martin and Wyatt Martin all submitted posters. Wyatt Martin was selected as the winner of the contest and received a $25 check. All of the posters should appear in the Kansas Country Living magazine as space allows! In addition our class was awarded a $50 check to use for the 5th grade class. We are looking forward to seeing their posters in print! Great job, 5th graders!!
