Mrs. Bonacci's class is one of several classrooms participating in Stomp Madness this week! We are competing coding challenges against other schools from across the United States and Canada. So far our team is in the lead!
The PK-3rd graders did a great job for their spring concert tonight as they told the story of The Day the Crayons Quit.
Elementary Chargers of the Week!
Here are the junior high Chargers of the Week.
Students and faculty wore blue and yellow for Down Syndrome Awareness Day.
Members of the AC/GC FFA were at the junior high for AG Day. The high school members held seminars to inform the junior high students what FFA is all about.
The A-C Elementary and the AC/GC Junior High have some current and future openings. Come and join the Chargers team.
2nd grade made hats to protect themselves from the sun. They also talked about properties. Â
6th, 7th, and 8th graders spent the day in Lenox as part of the Lenox Honor Band.
We are proud of the JH Chargers of the Week!
These students are safe, responsible, and respectful!
Preschool students joined the JH PE class this morning and everyone had a great time.
6th -8th-grade band students performed at the AC/GC Solo and Ensemble Contest on Thursday at the A-C campus.
JH students participated in an afternoon practice and an evening performance at the WCAC honor choir at I-35 Schools today.
FCCLA Strawberries are arriving TODAY Monday, March 4th! Pick up time at the high school in Guthrie Center will be from 3 p.m.- 6 p.m. in the FCS room. Adair-Casey Junior High pickup will be 3:30-4:00 p.m.
Payment method is check or cash. Make checks payable to ACGC FCCLA. We do NOT take cards or venmo.
Please contact Cathy Lange at clange@acgcschools.org or call 641.332.2236 with any questions.
Here are the elementary Chargers of the Week
Here are the JH Chargers of the Week.
Preschool loves their 3rd grade buddies!
Our elementary classrooms partnered to celebrate Read Across America Day!
"The Real Story of the Big Bad Wolf" was presented tonight by junior high students under the direction of Megan Farnsworth and Heather Schmeling. The students did a fantastic job.
