Hey Provost, Mrs. Rogers’ 6th grade class put their math skills to the test to see if they could solve the math-mystery that occurred in their classroom. The amateur 6th grade detectives played a math-mystery game called “Whodunnit?” where they were given math problems that included 3 clues, but only 1 of the 3 clues was the correct clue. If they came up with the correct answer to the math problem they received the correct clue and then moved onto the next math problem. Only by solving all of the math problems correctly could they piece together all of the correct clues and solve the math-mystery of who committed the crime. Way to go Mrs. Rogers class for fighting crime with math!
Thanksgiving Festivities
November 27th, 2023
Hey Provost, welcome back to school! Our students got into the Thanksgiving spirit by doing some fun activities like making turkey beaks to wear, creating Thanksgiving decorations using water...
The Great Kindergarten Thanksgiving Feast
- November 21st, 2023
Hey Provost, Miss Rasmussen's kindergarten class started off their Thanksgiving Week by having a class feast in the lunchroom. To prepare for their class feast, each student was given a large...
Festive Christmas Craft Fair & Market
- November 20th, 2023
Independence High School is hosting a Festive Christmas Craft Fair and Market on December 2 from 8 am to 6 pm. Come shop at the many art & craft stalls and food trucks. Santa will be...
Learning About the Provost Community
- November 20th, 2023
Hey Provost, Miss Wood's 2nd grade class learned about communities in their class lesson, like what a community is and how we can make a community better. As part of their lesson, they learned...
The Crystal Apple Award Winner
- November 17th, 2023
Hey Provost, we want to give a big Cougar Strong congratulations to Miss Griggs on being awarded the Crystal Apple Award for 2023-2024. This award is in recognition of her dedication to her 1st grade...
Inclement Weather Test Call
- November 17th, 2023
As we enter the fall and winter seasons, we need to be prepared for inclement weather and the district would like to ensure that everyone is aware of the ways in which we will communicate...
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