Katy Trail will be provide dentist services from April 12th through April 21st. Please register by March 20th, 2023. Please use the link to see the news article with more information: https://www.warsawk12.org/article/1033533
March 14th, 2023 5:00 pm—6:00 pm
Please join us for the South Elementary Math Title 1 night, there will be information presented for families, math games for children, and grab and go pizza/ cookies for all attendees.
3.14.2023
Warsaw R-IX School District will be participating in the state wide tornado drill today, 3/7, at 10am.
South Elementary students of the month were announced Friday. These students were chosen because they excel in teamwork and being a part of a group. They got to enjoy pizza thanks to our community partner, Climalock.
Congratulations to Billy T., Killian H., Brenner B., Shay S., Reid L., Ellie W., Aliana H., Baron P., LaRayne R., Lexi S., Johnny W., and Dallas L.!
Mrs. Logan’s preschool class at South Elementary celebrated Dr. Seuss’s birthday by reading the story “Green Eggs and Ham” and preparing, making and cooking green eggs and ham together.
Spring Picture Day is coming up on March 28th, 2023 for South School! Order online at inter-state.com/order using Order Code 76411YA. Only students who preorder will be photographed
Mrs. Bell’s preschool class at South has been exploring rocks, fossils and other types of rocks. We have been chopping up our own sand and also making sand pictures.
Last chance to purchase a South Elementary yearbook for the 2022 - 2023 school year! The ordering window ends THIS Friday, March 3rd. To order online visit inter-state.com/order using code 73647J. Order forms are also still available in the South Elementary office.
2nd graders at South Elementary celebrated the 101st day of school by dressing as the 101 Dalmatians. They also had a special visitor, Zero the Hero, come read to them.
Mrs. Eckhoff’s South School kindergartners enjoyed a day of fun learning on our 100th day of school. We made pictures of what we might look like when we are 100 years old, counted one hundred snacks and counted in many different ways.
South School students and staff celebrated surpassing 100 days of school today.
Bothwell is hosting a stress management seminar on Monday, March 20th, from 12pm-1pm. Below are two links with more information:
Flyer: https://5il.co/1pq5y
News Release: https://5il.co/1pq61
4th Grade students at South Elementary earned a popcorn and movie reward. They did this by meeting their grade level goal of reading 5 million words!
There were seven students who contributed more than 300,000 words, including Jackson Sneed who surpassed 1 million words. Great job, 4th Grade!
Pictured students are: Daxton Schibi, Jackson Sneed, Lerayne Robertson, Brookelynn White, Cataleya Grant, Jessica Domer, and Janee Pals.
Yesterday preschool through 2nd grade students at South Elementary had a visitor and guest reader in honor of President's Day. All students got to take home their very own Abraham Lincoln penny.
During our regular February Board meeting, our 23-24 school calendar was approved. Please use the link to view the calendar: https://5il.co/1pfvr
The yearbook deadline is quickly approaching at South Elementary. Sales end Friday, March 3rd. To order online go to inter-state.com/order using code 73647J. Order forms are also still available in the South Elementary office.
Miss Wooden's Kindergarten at South Elementary has started their Dinosaur Math unit this week along with learning how to measure with non-standard units such as linking cubes. They were able to take turns learning how tall each friend was.
Famous Missourians came to present about their lives to 3rd graders at South
Elementary last week. They did a fantastic job!
Students at South Elementary got to enjoy their Valentine's parties, including games and treats.
Over the last couple of weeks 5th grade students at South have been studying gravity and laws of motion. Students researched what modifications could be made to a container that would slow the container filled with an egg down in order to protect the egg from cracking as they dropped it from a considerable height. Out of 20 projects only 1 egg cracked! All of the students did a great job on this project!
