This last Sunday & Monday some of the Sheldon High School FBLA students along with Mrs. De Grote, attended the business club's United Fall Leadership Conference in Des Moines.
This was attended by students involved in FBLA, BPA & DECA in Iowa. It was an opportunity for our students to learn more about business, leadership & about our various business clubs.
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Pottery students are in the beginning stages of working on their clay tripod vases.
Once they are formed students will be able to paint them to their liking and take them home.
Some of our student's parents might be getting new vases for Christmas!
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Our High School Students have an option to take Community Service as a class for some of the year. These students can pick different areas in the community to do this class.
Many students choose to help out at the Elementary and Middle School during this class. Some of the tasks the students help out with include helping our teachers prep class materials, work with students on homework and skills or just have a few minutes to hang out and form relationships with underclassmen.
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Students in Family Consumer Science are working on their sewing unit.
Their current project is making baby blankets for babies that are in the NICU. Once the students are done with the blankets, they will be donated to a hospital to use for their NICU babies.
Not only are students working on their skills in this project, but the finished project will be used for a great purpose outside of our school!
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Tickets for the Sheldon Fall Play "Did Someone Say Murder?" will go on sale Monday morning starting at 8:00 AM in the HS office. Student tickets are $6 and adult tickets are $8!
You can also purchase your tickets in the High School Office before the show on Friday and Saturday starting at 6:45 pm.
Reminder, there will be NO SCHOOL on Friday, November 4.
Enjoy the day off and we will see you Monday!
This past week twelve of our Sheldon High School FFA members headed to Indianapolis for the 95th National FFA Convention.
They attended many sessions and convention activities. FFA members participated in National Days of Service, toured many businesses and museums including the John Deere Museum, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum and The Fair Oaks Dairy.
Our members had an amazing time and experience at the National FFA Convention.
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The Sheldon High School Dance team is hosting a Friends and Family Show this Friday, November 4 at 6:00 pm in the High School Gym.
There will be no admission, rather the Dance Team wants to encourage those attending to bring at least one donation items for Love Inc.
Items include: aluminum foil, parchment paper, gallon size zip lock, quart size zip lock, trash bags, plastic wrap, dish detergent, and dish soap is needed)
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Happy Halloween from Mrs. Miller's Classroom!
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Happy Halloween from some of our high school students who brought some "Halloween Spirit" to P.E class!
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Our High School Library Club had their Halloween Party last Thursday night. Students came in their costumes and enjoyed a night of games, food and a movie.
Our Library Club keeps the High School Library decorated for each month, picks out books for the monthly display, hosts book club meetings and recently performed some Readers Theater performances at East Elementary.
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In Physics class, students constructed devices to safely land an egg from varying heights around the school grounds. Students had to account for gravity's effect on the egg and air resistance as the heights increased.
All but one, succeeded at the tallest height tested, the top of the football field bleachers.
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The first graders got to enjoy a special performance during library time this week.
The High School Library Club came over to do a readers theater of the story, "The Leaf Thief"
Thank you to our High School Library Club for coming over to share your talents and stories with our Elementary students.
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Reminder, there will be NO SCHOOL Friday, October 28 due to a Teacher Professional Development Day.
Enjoy your day off and we will see you on Monday!
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Our High School P.E class got to enjoy a beautiful fall day on the turf field playing Ultimate Frisbee.
The turf field has been a great addition to our facility for not only our high school sporting events, but for our P.E classes, band performances, Sheldon Rec teams and soon to be NCC's soccer program.
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The shop class is applying their woodworking skills to make a battleship game piece. Once completed, students will get to use their game pieces to play others in the class.
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The Sheldon FCA Group is excited to be helping to distribute and fill boxes for Operation Christmas Child! Their goal is to fill at least 120 boxes, this goal is 5 more boxes than they filled last year.
They are asking for your help in reaching their goal! If you are interested in helping out or have questions, please contact Mr. Letsche at the High School for more information.
A rough estimate is the cost to fill a box is around $25. In addition there is also a suggested $10 donation for shipping.
There are instructions inside the boxes as to what things can and cannot go in the boxes. Also, information about age appropriate gifts.
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Dr. Erin Anderson from Sheldon Family Dental Clinic in Sheldon came to talk with the seniors in Physics class on Friday about undergrad and graduate programs.
Students learned the difference between the two, what you can do with a degree from both and students were able to ask any other questions they had about college.
Thanks Dr. Anderson for coming in to talk to our students!
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The Sheldon CAPS Program hosted the "Friday Coffee" for local Sheldon businesses this morning.
The CAPS program shared more about their program and what they do. CAPS has Student-Associates that develop problem-solving and professional skills to work on real projects for real business clients. This experience along with focused development on career exploration helps prepare each of them for their purpose beyond their life as a student.
CAPS is an example of how business, community and education can partner to produce personalized learning experiences that educate the workforce of tomorrow.
Thank you to the businesses that came to learn more about CAPS.
Students in Biology did a cell membrane lab to observe its function, structure, and behavior. Students were able to learn the different concepts associated with cell membranes:
Concept 1: Membranes are fluid and flexible.
Concept 2: Membranes can self-repair.
Concept 3: Eukaryotic cells feature membrane bound organelles.
Concept 4: Proteins provide a passageway for large or electrically charged molecules.
This was a great lab for students to "see" what is happening in the cell.
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