Swifton Preschool fun!
FFA Career Development Teams competed in State contests on April 4th and 5th, at the University of Arkansas, with outstanding results.
The Agronomy team and Ag Communications team finished 4th overall. The Meats and Farm Business Management finished 12th, and Land finished 16th.
Individually, Carissa Furst placed 3rd overall and Addy Williams Placed 8th overall in Ag Communications! Congratulations to all of these teams!
PROM 2024 will be held on April 20, 2024. The Senior Walk will take place at the Tuckerman High School Auditorium beginning at 6:00 pm (seniors must be there to line up with their prom date by 5:45). Anyone is welcome to watch the Senior Walk and should be there by 6:00. Prom will follow at ASU-Newport (doors will open at 7:00 for pictures). We are also providing the Prom Participation Guidelines/Dresscode.
Today's home baseball game with Bradford has been moved to a 4:00 start time.
This week in PreK we are studying reptiles. One of our activities is matching the babies and adults. The babies were in an egg. Some even made play dough snakes.
Mrs. Amanda's Kindergarten is ready for the Solar Eclipse!
Mr. Brown's 2nd grade made soil layers from chocolate pudding.
Students from THS travelled to Memphis to see the hit Broadway show "WICKED," which tells the untold story of the witches of Oz. They had a marvelous time and an unforgettable experience. #livetheater #wicked #broadway
8th grade Arkansas History students present their Famous Arkansan project, part 2.
Congratulations to the sr high softball team for defeating Southside yesterday at the Batesville tournament 3-0.
This week in pre-K we are learning about reptiles. They are a special kind of animal that breathes air, has a backbone, has scales or a shell or both, and is cold-blooded. Reptile babies emerge from eggs.
Today we have distinguished whether some animals are reptiles or not.
We have talked about a protractor and what it is used for. We showed them the difference in the angles between a human and a snake on how wide they are able to open their mouths.
We talked about dinner choices with one of our read aloud, The Lizards in the Window. We discussed the food groups that were missing and what the family might add to their dinner.
In math we separated items up to 10 equal groups. We displayed a 10 frame and they were able to tell us how many was on each row and that they were equal.
We also connected numbers with quantity and compared them. They drew a number card and counted out that amount of counting cubes. Then they placed only 5 cubes on a 5 frame and asked how many were left. They then had to find the picture card that matched the combination they had just made.
Reminder: The Jackson County School District will be closed tomorrow, April 8th.
Congratulations to Will McNeese on playing with the Arkansas All-Star Band. #yayband #allstar
Mr. Sloan's Economics classes used profiles to work together to make a buget.
Our 18-36m toddler class is learning about horses and cows this week, we learned that although we get our milk from a store before that we collect the milk from cows and with milk we can get ice cream and butter. Today they got to make butter, they shook the containers full of heavy cream as hard as they could and were so surprised to see the butter and butter milk after it had separated. Their little expressions were the absolute best!!
This week in math we have been discussing: plus 1 or minus 1, so today we practiced using a calculator!
Bronx Holland a 9th grader at THS has earned an invitation to the annual Arkansas'Governor's Quiz Bowl Jr. High All-Star Tournament. His outstanding individual performance at regionals and state earned him this honor! Congratulations and Good Luck!
8th grade Arkansas History students presented their projects over famous Arkansans.
Kindergarten students are working on reading and spelling simple words. In this activity, each student received a letter and had to listen to the word called to see if their letter sound was heard in the word. Then, students had to build the word together. The "audience" had to read the word to make sure it was spelled correctly.
This week in PreK we are learning about mammals. Today using a microscope we looked at a sheep's hair. During Literacy small group using a checklist we decided what was a mammal and not a mammal.
