Join us Wednesday, May 7th for the 4-Day School Week Community Meeting. The meeting will be held at 5:30pm in the MGHS gym.
Join the PTO on Sunday, May 4th from 1pm to 3pm at MGHS for their annual dance party for kids preschool through 6th grade, along with their parents, grandparents and guardians!
Don't forget! The McClusky-Goodrich High School Prom Grand March will be at 7pm on Saturday, May 3rd. See you there!
**Updated Time** - There will be a GBB meeting on Sunday, May 4th at 7:00pm in the TLM cafeteria for all girls entering grades 9-12 who are interested in playing basketball next season. Parents are also welcome to attend. For questions, please contact Coach Sparrow at 391-2260.
We had our last Mystery Reader! We were extremely fortunate to have our amazing local Registered Nurse, Jacy Peterson read "Giraffes Can't Dance!" The teachers and students truly appreciate it when prominent community members take time out of their busy schedules to participate in our school day!
First Grade has done it again!
We are PIBLISHED AUTHORS!!
Since coming back from Christmas Break, we have been busy with rough drafts, editing, and lots of illustration practice.
This class decided that they wanted to write one cohesive story, and they blew me away with how well they did. My classes before chose a general topic and then picked different items to talk about within that topic, this is the first year we have had a setting, characters, and a plot!
They worked extremely hard throughout the whole process and showed some of their best writing.
I could not be prouder of them and the work they did to create this book!
Mrs. Felchle
There will be a GBB meeting on Tuesday, April 29th at 7:30pm in the TLM cafeteria for all girls entering grades 9-12 who are interested in playing basketball next season. Parents are also welcome to attend. For questions, please contact Coach Sparrow at 391-2260.
The Kindergarten class has been learning about colonial farms and towns. They learned about the jobs of millers and bakers. They were extremely interested in the entire process of making bread, from planting the seed, making flour, and of course baking the bread. We decided that today would be a great day to bake some bread!
Some questions to ask your student:
What is the job of a miller and a baker?
How did we make the bread?
How do colonial farms and towns work together?
April's second "Mystery Reader" was the fabulous County Nurse, Kristi Jensen! Kristi is a familiar face at McClusky-Goodrich Elementary School. We are fortunate to have her services on Wednesday mornings and to have her lead some group lessons throughout the year! Thank you, Kristi!
Come out for the CMC Activity Awards Banquet on Sunday, April 27th at Turtle Lake-Mercer High School. The CMC meal will start at 5pm, with awards to follow. Tickets are $10 before the banquet, or $15 at the door.
Join us on Tuesday, April 15th for the Spring Concert: "Music From the Movies". The high school and elementary school students will both be performing in the high school gym starting at 6:30pm. This concert will also be livestreamed on Facebook for those who can't make it in person.
Check out the roller coaster fun with Mrs. Netzloff's class!
Mathematician Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Math was a success! Thank you to all the students and adults that stopped by to take part in our fun family math night!
Don't forget! Join us tonight for the Family Math Night at the High School from 6pm to 7:30pm.
It is time to celebrate Reading Month! This month, we are "Wild About Reading!" Today, we had our first "Mystery Reader!" Every Monday, we will gather to hear a story from a mystery guest. This week, we had the privilege of listening to our very own Haley Bobbins! She read "Elephants Can't Jump!"
Welding fun in Ag 10.
Mark your calendars! The McClusky-Goodrich High School Prom Grand March will be at 7pm on Saturday, May 3rd.
Join us for our Spring Math Night on Monday, April 7th at the high school gym. The adventure of Mathematician Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Math starts at 6pm and goes until 7:30pm. Elementary students must be accompanied by an adult.
In Friday's science class the second grade students learned the effects of water on soil. Ask a second grader: What is erosion?
Earlier this year, the date of graduation was changed from Saturday, May 24th to Sunday, May 25th as we may potentially have some graduates competing in the state track tournament the same weekend. Mark your calendars to come celebrate the graduating class of 2025!
