The 7th grade students enjoyed their visit from Deng today. The students learned about Deng’s family and their daily routine to get water. We also learned about his culture in South Sudan. The 7th graders listened and had great questions. They will remember this visit for a long time. Thank you Deng for coming and visiting with us.
Another great opportunity for parents!
Fostering Healthy/Positive Online Socialization
Tuesday, May 4, 2021 6:30 PM (Central Time)
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Wednesday, May 5, 2021 6:30 PM (Central Time)
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After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
A-Z countdown: Art Day. 2A made dinosaur bracelets and dinosaurs to go along with our reading story this week. The Dog that Dug for Dinosaurs.
Mount Pulaski Grade School Cheerleading Tryouts Information
We made words today using the letters in "Save our Planet."
A-Z Countdown: Art Day was a major success! 3B read rainbow fish and made our own versions! Such fun!
MPGS Girls Basketball 8th Grade Night
The 7th graders are hard at work counting money and making posters. Just in the last two days the MPGS students have brought in over $850 for the Water For South Sudan project. Keep up the good work!
8th Grade Promotion will be held Wednesday June 2nd at 1:00 pm. We will finalize details as we get closer to the date. Depending on restrictions and the amount we can have in attendance will depend on the number of tickets each student will receive, but the good news is we will be able to have spectators for our ceremony.
Mount Pulaski High School Drama Club is performing a broadway show, Little Shop of Horrors! Seats are still available for our Friday, and Saturday night shows and we are opening up Thursday to the public! Each show will start at 7:30pm and will take place in the MPHS Multipurpose Gym on our new stage! Doors will open at 7:00pm. We are at limited capacity and all audience members/groups will be distanced by the name in which seats are reserved. Walk up tickets will be available up until we reach capacity. Reserve your seats now at the links below:
Thursday: Donations are appreciated and accepted at the door.
Reserve seats here - https://mphsdrama.ludus.com/10017
Friday/Saturday: Ticket cost is $8 for adults and $5 for students accepted at the door.
Reserve seats here - https://mphsdrama.ludus.com/10019
Need help reserving your seats, follow directions below, or call the HS office.
Thank you in advance for attending our show! Your support will allow us to continue to offer excellent opportunities and experiences for our students!
Sincerely,
Calob Pluhm, director
Rob Siebert, director
To reserve your seat:
1) Click on the link for the night you want to attend above
2) Select which night and click "Get Tickets"
3) Select your seat/s - (Rows will be distanced, chairs between groups are automatically reserved for distance as well)
4) Select how many Adult/Student tickets you will need
5) Enter your name and email for reservation confirmation
6) Click "Add to Cart"
7) Check your reservation details and click "Place your order" - No payment will be taken at this time.
8) You should receive confirmation and an email confirming your order
9) You can exit the website
The JH girls basketball game at WLB (starting at 5 p.m.) will be streamed on the WLB facebook page. Visiting fans are not allowed at their facility.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/West%20Lincoln-Broadwell%01Elementary%03School%03/1510124242583706/
Over the past few weeks, the PreK classes have observed the lifecycle of a butterfly in our classroom from caterpillar, to chrysalis, to butterfly. Here we are releasing our grown class butterflies!
Over the past few weeks, the PreK classes have observed the lifecycle of a butterfly in our classroom from caterpillar, to chrysalis, to butterfly. Here we are releasing our grown class butterflies!
A to Z Countdown to Summer
3B adopted desk pets today! Students earn tickets throughout the week for good behavior and then can spend them on fun things for their pets. Look how cute these homes already look!
A to Z Countdown to Summer
Congratulations to Elyssa Marten!
The winner of the 5th grade DARE essay contest.
Logan County Community Invited to Send Messages of Hope and Support to Local Veterans
The newly formed Central Illinois Veterans Commission has partnered with 2X4's For Hope of Quincy to build homes in Lincoln to be given to local veterans. Thanks to generous local support, the first of these homes is scheduled to be completed within the next few months, with more of these tiny homes being built and gifted in the future.
The backbone of the 2X4's For Hope organization revolves around a single piece of lumber, called a 2X4, which is used to build the framework of a tiny home. These 2X4's, prior to the homes being built are signed, and decorated with messages of love, support, wisdom, and success by the community to your veterans, so that once the home is completed, the veteran recipient will always be surrounded by the love, honor and respect of the community for a new beginning, a new day, and hope.
The Logan County Community is invited to come to a 2X4 signing event, to be held at RP Lumber in Saturday, April 24th from 8-12 noon. Come and send your message of hope and support to the veterans who will be honored to receive the gift of a home.
A groundbreaking for the first home is being planned for 1:30pm on Saturday, April 24th at the building location on 6th Street and College.
On any given night in the United States, it is estimated that over 48,000 homeless veterans are searching for a place to sleep. The mission of the CIVC is to provide Central Illinois veterans with the tools and support systems to enable them to move forward to obtain permanent sustainable housing. Help send the message of hope!
1A earned part of class outside today! They really enjoyed themselves. We took our spelling test and even read some books too! Such a nice day!
Tomorrow (4/16) is a School Improvement Day. Students will be dismissed at 11:30 a.m.