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Congrats to all 14 of our 8th grade volleyball players! You have represented IWMS well and we look forward to watching you in HS!
Scholastic Bowl: No Practice Today
Track: No Practice Today
Boys’ Basketball: Open Gym from 3:30-5:00 pm.
After-school Art Club: 6th Grade Art Club Next Meeting: Tuesday March 31 3:30-4:30 pm.
Music Students of the Week: For our last week of Music in Our Schools Month, the Music Department has chosen Molly Cheney, and Tobias Harkins as our Music Students of the Week. Congratulations to both of you!
Happy Birthday: Happy Birthday to the following students over Spring Break: Koen Hendershot (Sunday), Chris Villa (Monday), Jalisa Medina & Brianna Kirchner (Wednesday), & Corbin Rosenboom (Next Saturday).
Fact of the Day: Today is Figure It Out Friday: Best of luck with figuring out what these three words have in common: Mattress, Clothespin, and Calendars. Stop by the office door to drop in your guess!!!
Lunch For Today: Cheese Bosco Sticks, Cold Veggies, Oranges, Goldfish, Pudding, & Milk
Congrats to all!
Congrats to all!
Congrats to All!
Scholastic Bowl: No Practice Today
Track: Practice today from 3:30-5:00pm at IWMS. Friday: No Practice
Boys’ Basketball: Open Gym on Friday from 3:30-5:00 pm.
Honor Roll Lists: Congratulations to all of our students who achieved Honor Roll, High Honor Roll, or Straight A grade status during the 3rd Quarter! Posters have been placed around the school and online. Great work Raiders!
3Q Raider Recipe: Today at lunch students will receive a notice if you qualified for the 3Q Raider Recipe. This March Madness Incentive will take place on Thursday April 2 after we return from Spring Break. If you think there are any mistakes on your notice, please see Mr. Kimmel ASAP.
After-school Art Club: 6th Grade Art Club Next Meeting: Tuesday March 31 3:30-4:30 pm.
Happy Birthday: Happy birthday to Marley Anderson & Kendylyn Siebring!!!
Fact of the Day: March Madness is upon us. I guarantee that we will hear this song at some point during the tournament…name the Band responsible for this Stadium rock hit!!!
Lunch For Today: Beef Tater Bake, Green Beans, Pears, Roll, Smores Bar, & Milk
Scholastic Bowl: Cissna Park won the varsity match 430-290 and also the JV match 210-100 last night at home. Today: NO PRACTICE
Track: Practice today from 3:30-5:00pm at IWMS. Due to today’s early out, all athletes will need to go home after school and then come back for the 3:30 practice. Both of our coaches have school meetings and can’t supervise athletes during the early out time.
After-school Art Club: 6th Grade Art Club Next Meeting: Tuesday March 31 3:30-4:30 pm.
Happy Birthday:
Fact of the Day: Notre Dame’s Austin Carr holds the record for most points in a single tournament game (61 points in 1971) while Christian Laettner is the tournaments all-time leading scorer with 407 points. Layola Marymounts 149 points in 1990 is the highest point total scored by a single team. UCLA holds the records for the most NCAA titles with 11 (they won 7 of those 11 in a row) under the leadership of John Wooden.
Lunch For Today: Chicken & Gravy, Mashed Potatoes, Pineapple, Roll, & Milk
Girls’ Volleyball: Our Lady Raiders played their hardest, but Monticello was an outstanding opponent and came out on top 25-15 & 25-13 to advance to State. Our team can hold their heads high for finishing 20-6 on the season, winning a Regional, and finishing second in both the County and Conference Tournaments! We thank all of the players for all of their hard work in MS and we look forward to watching your progress in HS! Thanks for such a fun and memorable season!
Scholastic Bowl: Varsity and JV Matches Vs. Prairie Central today starting at 4:00 pm! Good Luck Raiders!
Track: Practice continues today from 3:30-5:00pm at IWMS. All athletes must have a current physical on file to begin practicing.
After-school Art Club: 6th Grade Art Club Next Meeting: TODAY (Tues. March 17) 3:30-4:30 pm.
Happy Birthday:
Fact of the Day: Do you care that the first NCAA tournament, hosted in 1939, had only eight teams. Oregon went on to defeat Ohio State. It expanded from 16 teams in 1951, 32 in 1975, 64 in 1985, and 68 in 2011. It would be Brent Musburger in the early 1980’s who would coin the term March Madness during a television broadcast on CBS.
Lunch For Today: Pulled Pork on Bun, Cold Carrots, Applesauce, Fritos, Ice Cream, & Milk