Sectional Wresting Information for Saturday, February 5, 2002 at Starmont.
*** The IHSAA will NOT be allowing cash sales at the gate.***
All tickets must be purchased through Hometown Ticketing.
The link is: https://www.iahsaa.org/tickets/
Tickets are $6.00
(Tickets will go on sale on Wednesday, Feb. 2 @ 9:00 A.M.)
Go Warriors!
The Large Group Speech Team performed for their showcase last night in preparation for this week's State Contest in Decorah! Here are a few photos of each group after the District Contest from Jan. 22nd. Each group persevered through challenges and performed very well for Central. 5 groups will be moving onto State. We are so proud of each of the 8 groups and know that they will continue to do great things. Please continue to support the LG Speech team as they take some of their groups onto State Contest this Saturday, February 5th at Decorah High School.
LG Speech Groups Pictured Below:
Musical Theatre - Shrek the Musical
Group Improvisation - Team Finley
Solo Mime - Wedding Cake Catastrophe
Radio Broadcasting - W-E-N-D
The Large Groups Speech Team performed for their showcase last night in preparation for this week's State Contest in Decorah! Here are a few photos of each team after the District Contest from Jan. 22nd. Each group persevered through challenges and performed very well for Central. 5 groups will be moving onto State. We are so proud of each of the 8 groups and know that they will continue to do great things. Please continue to support the LG Speech team as they take some of their groups onto State Contest this Saturday, February 5th at Decorah High School.
LG Speech Groups Pictured Below:
Readers Theatre - The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon
Ensemble Acting - World Wide Fans
Ensemble Acting - So Long, Kitty
Ensemble Acting - As Bad As It Gets
The January Fine Arts Student of the Month is described by their coaches as dependable, hard-working, and very dedicated to helping grow Central’s fine arts programs. This student works extremely hard in multiple areas of the fine arts both inside and outside the school building. They have been a leader in helping prepare ensembles, Large Group Speech groups, and figuring out solutions to any problems that come up. They are consistent with communication, brainstorming ideas, and trying to take the Central Fine Arts to the next level. They have also dedicated themselves to outside events with honor choir participation and a lesson with a professor to develop their own voice. Throughout the year, they have helped the fine arts departments with ideas to grow, organize, and help to make Central’s fine arts as successful as possible. The January Fine Arts Student of the Month is Alivia Keppler.
Thank you again to Brown’s Family of Car Dealership for supporting our student-of-the-month program. These programs allow us to recognize one student-athlete and one Fine Arts student for individual character and habits that lead to success.
Basketball Update-Due to an injury, Central will not play JV boys basketball this week. Monday and Thursday’s home games will start at 4:30 (JV girls), and V girls will start at 6:15.
Central student fund raiser for Shaun Mohs this morning with a hat fundraiser!
The January Student-Athlete of the Month is described as a leader amongst the team. Work ethic in practice and the ability to remain positive and overcome adversity were key characteristics the coaches identified with this student-athlete. The coaches also referred to the consistency this student-athlete brings each day in their desire to be competitive. Most importantly, at the end of the first semester this student-athlete stood out as someone who has applied all of these same characteristics to the classroom as well. The January Student-Athlete of the Month is Rebecca Suhr.
NICC welding students are using destructive and non-destructive testing methods to find weld defects and/or sound practice with no defects present in their welds. In these examples acid etching shows the weld metal penetration compared to the base metal of a cross-sectioned T Joint. Red dye penetrant also verifies a crack in part of a weld bead that was hard to verify by visual inspection only.
Today students attended a PBIS assembly and got to complete against each other in winter Olympic themed games!
4th and 5th grade indoor recess really brining the heat today! #Dodgeball
We have a change to tonight's basketball game.
4:00 JV girls, 20-minute running clock
4:20 JV boys, 20-minute running clock
5:00 V girls. V boys to follow.
Youth cheerleaders will perform at halftime of the V girls game (approximately 5:30).
Congratulations to our Central Vocal Students that attended the Wartburg College Meistersinger Honor Choir! They performed with renowned composer, conductor, and professor, Dr. André Thomas and learned so much in one day. We are proud of all for the beautiful music made today!
The Central NHS is partnering with the American Red Cross for our 2nd blood drive of the year on March 2, 2022 from 10:00-3:00. Please consider donating as blood banks are in a severe shortage.
https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/donation-time
Congratulations to the LG Speech Team on a successful day of performances. Three groups earned Div. 2 ratings and five groups earned Div. 1 ratings. Those five groups will be moving onto State on Feb. 5th. We are so proud of each of you! (Look for a post with photos coming soon!)
Good luck to the Central girls who are competing at the Xtream Arena in Coralville this weekend for the Iowa High School Girls Wrestling Tournament!
Have you ever wondered what the students do during inside recess on cold days? Second and third graders love to use their imaginations. Some build with legos and lincoln logs while others draw and play restaurant. So fun!
Junior High Boys Basketball played at MFL last Tuesday.
Photo credit: Chris Keene Photography
Brad Herman from Mobile Track Solutions visited the welding class today at Central and spoke about career opportunities and shared examples of product blueprints with weld symbols, so students can learn to read them.
Two 2nd graders are designing the structure for their planes in Makerspace. One student said, “I feel like Leonardo DaVinci because I wanted mine to look like a bird.”
#InTheKnowInTheNook is proud to welcome M's Machine today. M's Machine is a women owned CNC business located in Monona. They produces top quality metal and plastic parts in both low and high volumes. They serve markets in agriculture and medical to Fortune 500 companies including John Deere and 3M. Stop by during advisory on January 19th to find out more about M's Machine or check out the information in the Nook. #ClaytonCountyBEST
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