Today is World Read Aloud Day 2023. Literacy is a foundational human right. It brings joy, economic independence,
gender equality, and a pathway out of poverty. Stop by the library for something to read aloud today!
Wizard of Oz cast members: musical practice ends at 4:20 today.
Calling all Artists! Art Club sign-ups continues through FRIDAY! If you were not able to sign up in the Fall, now is your chance!!! Pick up your permission slips in the Main office or in the art room! See Ms. Marks with any questions!
FCA meets this Friday at South in the Community Room from 7:45-8:15. Please join us for faith, fellowship and donuts.
Attention 8th grade students. Your elective forms and any course change forms are due in the guidance office today. Late forms will not be accepted. If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Rolf or Mrs. Abshire in the guidance office.
From the Sports Desk:
The 8th grade girls’ basketball team hosted Wredling in front of a full house last night. The Vikings weren't perfect but took a nice step forward in their loss. Mira Meyers and Juliet Whiston helped take care of the ball and made good passes. The Vikings lost by 13. And congrats to the fan of the game, L J Lata for coming out.
The 7th grade girls' basketball B team faced a tough game against Wredling last night. The Vikings played a fierce zone coming up with several steals and breakaways to the hoop. Isabella Beltz was all over on both ends of the court with her aggressive defense and drives to the lane. Jade Davenport knocked down some big shots for the team in the second half.
Likewise, the 7th grade girls' basketball A team played hard against Wredling last night. The Vikings D was strong and in sync, putting a stop on any easy ops in the lane. Abby Frazer held Wredling's best player to just 2 buckets all half. And Emma Peterson went hot coming away with some awesome takes and 8 points. Both teams came up short but look forward to a rematch at home.