Early Childhood students enjoyed their field trip to The Harvest. They learned about pumpkins while seeing and feeling their different colors and textures. Thank you, Gail and Dave, for having us.
South Dakota DOT staff were at school yesterday morning and handed out lighted shoe trinkets as part of their Walk and Roll to School Day program. Find out more at www.walkbiketoschool.org/
5th grade math students have been learning about place value, rounding, and comparing numbers. The picture is of students completing task cards. They will take their 2nd Focused Interim Assessment Block to see what gains they made from the 1st.
Last night was Senior Night at the Nest. Senior Night is always so important to recognize those who have put in hours of work over four years. Nice to come away with a win too (over Parker in three).
Students in Mrs. Havrevold's 6th grade science class used motion detectors to determine the average speed of an object traveling at a predetermined incline. Students were able to graph the speed of the object through the data gathered by the motion detectors.
Day 2 State Tennis! Playing outdoors, you can find them at Tomar Park, if inside, they will be at Woodlake Greatlife. Go O's!
The Oriole Pride took home 2nd place at Tri-State, as well as best color guard and best drum majors. They also placed 3rd at Big Sioux Review.
Day 1 of the SDHSAA girls state tennis tournament.
Today is National Custodian Appreciation Day!
Thank you to our incredible custodians who keep our district clean and safe. We appreciate your hard work and kindness each day. Thank you!
The house built by students was moved this week. LHS Construction classes are ready to start building in the next one!
State tennis is next week! If you want to watch your Lennox Orioles, come on out to McKennan park and Tomar park next week, Monday and Tuesday. The girls would love your support!
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All Lennox Elementary students received a pumpkin thanks to the generous donation from the Aasheim Family. Students were excited and thankful for this gift.
Last Friday Mr. Butha and the Augustana archeology department came and presented to our 6th grade classes.
Lennox had a great day at Pursuit of Excellence! Bringing home second place in the Gold Class as well as best color guard, best brass, and best general effect!
Students in Mr. Sayler's 5th grade science class are learning about matter by studying Oobleck. Is it a solid, a liquid, or something in between?
Continuing our edible project theme today... Welding with icing! Students learned the different welding joints with graham crackers and frosting. They also reviewed soil layers with edible soil profiles.
Thank you, Security Bank, for the $5,000 donation!
Today our Lennox High School Civics students enjoyed the outdoors through civic engagement. Our students are learning about the importance of volunteerism and chose to better our community today by picking up litter.
JH Science classes assembled their "edible cell" projects. Labeling all of the important parts of a cell.
