There are still a few spots open for driver's ed this summer! Call the office with questions or to register!
The junior class and their parents would like to thank everyone who helped make post prom a success. Everyone had a blast watching the hypnotist, spending time with friends and of course the great prizes they all received! A huge THANK YOU to everyone who donated prizes and snacks!
At Iroquois Middle School, Mrs. Weir's kindergarten class and the 8th-grade Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS) class teamed up for a special project. The kindergarteners drew their own monster pictures, and the 8th graders used felt, buttons, and colorful threads to turn those drawings into cute plush dolls. This project taught both groups of students new skills and brought everyone together in a fun way. The unveiling ceremony was filled with excitement and laughter, showing how working together can make something special for the whole school to enjoy.
Congratulations to Iroquois FFA members, Nathan and Becca for attaining their State Degree! Their award will be given to them at this year’s SD State FFA Convention!
Congratulations to Iroquois FFA members, Kali and Avah for qualifying for the SD State FFA Convention as individuals in the Floriculture event!
💐Be sure to wish them luck!!
Congratulations to Iroquois FFA member, Kirby for qualifying for the SD State FFA Convention as an individual in the Livestock Judging event!
🐂Be sure to wish him luck!!
Congratulations to the Iroquois Natural Resources CDE Team on qualifying for the SD State FFA Convention!
🎣Be sure to wish them luck!!
Reminder the Shark Athletic Banquet is TONIGHT at 6:30 pm in Iroquois. Athletes are requested to dress up for this event and Iroquois athletes are requested to bring a salad to pass for the meal. Thank you. GO SHARKS!!
First grade learned about the Solar Eclipse today in science and then made their own crowns in observance of the solar eclipse.
All juniors and seniors will be attending the Huron Business & Career Fair in the Huron Event Center on April 17th. We will be leaving the school at 10:00 am. Our time will be from 10:30-12:00 noon. Since we will miss our lunchtime at the school, we will stop in Huron and let the students buy lunch in town or they can bring a sack lunch for the day.
John Stiegelmeier, former football coach at SDSU, will be speaking to Iroquois and Lake Preston students, athletes, and families tonight at 6:30 pm in LP. Plan to join us at this exciting event. GO SHARKS!!
If you have a student in 6, 7, 8 or 11 grade, please make sure they bring their fully charged Chromebook and the charger to school for testing through next week!
If you have a student in 6, 7, 8 or 11 grade, please encourage them to bring their own "wired" headphones for testing which starts Tuesday, April 2nd! Bluetooth headphones are not allowed!
Reminder we WILL HAVE A REGULAR SCHOOL day on Friday, April 5. GO CHIEFS!!
Elementary State testing will begin on Monday, April 8th. Fifth grades students will test from April 8th to April 11th. Third grade students will test from April 15th through April 19th. Fourth grade students will test April 22nd through April 25th. Please be sure your child is well-rested during testing!
The Easter bunny visited the elementary classrooms this morning!
State Testing is right around the corner! April 2-5-6th, 7th, 8th and 11th grade students will take the ELA and Math tests. April 8 & 9-8th and 11th grade students will take the Science test. Please make sure your student is well-rested for testing!
In Mr Wipf's class, the 6th graders are about to finish up their chapter on Ancient Greece. How can you learn about Ancient Greece without covering the Olympics? Today, the class split into teams and participated in minute-to-win-it games! Mr Wipf even made them all olive branch crowns!
The Lake Preston FCA has invited Iroquois staff, students, and community members to join them April 2nd at 6:30pm in the LP gym for an assembly featuring former SDSU head football coach John Stiegelmeier. Please contact Mr Wipf or Jalen Kaufman with questions!
Students completed their 12th puzzle of the school year! Every puzzle they have completed has been either 500 or 1000 pieces. Students are able to work on the puzzles anytime that they have free time during the day. It's always fun to watch!! Students compete to see who gets to place the final piece of each puzzle. Puzzle number 13 is already under construction!!!
