We flat out have some talented kids in Rangely! The art show at the Junior/Senior High School tonight was amazing.
I was in each of the classrooms at the EEC today to share my latest 3D printed dragon. This was printed on my 3D printer, however I received a grant that will provide three new 3D printers for the district. The plan is to have the students use these 3D printers as a reward for reading. Remember, there is a strong correlation between home reading and academic performance.
There is new artwork in the Rangely Junior/Senior High Library thanks to Freshman Ashlynn Ducey, Miah Wren, and Miley Chism. We have very talented students.
On Friday, March 11, 10 students from the Rangely High School FFA attended the District CDEs in Hayden. Three students competed in events.
Paola Munoz was runner-up in the creed speaking contest and received the gold standard.
Kastyn Dembowski was elected as District One Executive Committee Member, and Ryann Mergelman was elected District One President. They will serve these positions during the 2022-2023 school year.
It was a fun-filled week of enjoying all things Dr. Seuss at the Early Education Center.
Things were a little wacky this Wednesday at the Early Education Center.
Since returning from Christmas break, the preschoolers have been busy with their ball study. The teachers have enjoyed having such engagement and excitement back in the classroom.
On Thursday, January 6, the fourth-grade students at Parkview Elementary presented to the second graders for science. They shared what they had learned in their latest unit through activities and presentations.
Look who showed up at the EEC today.
A snowy morning out there. Stay safe.
Students at Parkview Elementary had a great time playing life size Hungry Hippo today in PE.
Students at Parkview are putting the finishing touches on their art pieces for the Art Show Monday, December 13, at 6:30. Second through fifth grades will have art on display at Parkview for the show. A third through fifth grade music concert will also be held at Parkview that evening at 6:30.
7th grade district champions
Rangely High School wrestling started their season attending the Maverick Duals at Colorado Mesa University. Rangely won team duals against Ignacio, Battle Mountain, and North Fork in addition to several exciting individual wins.
Students at the EEC and Parkview are earning Countdown to Christmas tickets between now and the holiday break for positive behavior and good deeds at school. Tickets are put in a daily drawing where winners get a punch and prize from the building Christmas tree.
A fantastic concert was performed by our high school choir last night. They sang some of our favorite songs from Disney movies and were led by our new junior/senior high school music teacher, Kelli Irvin.
FBLA had a meeting tonight. They tie died some shirts. It will be fun to see how they turn out tomorrow.
Students in Ms. Hernandez's first grade class shared their first personal narratives of the year with classmates while sitting in the author's chair.
Rangely High School Cross Country is heading to State! Help send them off tomorrow, October 29, at 8:00 AM. The send-off will start at the Rangely Junior/Senior High School.
They will run on Saturday, October 30. The boys will run at 9:40 AM and the girls at 11:00 AM. Live streaming will be available on the NFHS Network.
https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/chsaa/gam94b0ce1cc6
Good luck, Panthers Athletes!
On Wednesday, October 27, the Rangely Police Department held the Elk Bugling and Camoflouge Contest. Rangely School District would like to thank the parents for bringing their kids out to participate, the three judges Frank Huitt, Justin Steele, and Ryan Huitt, the police department for purchasing trophies for the contestants, Lt. Stubblefield and Officer Millard for putting the event on, and another thank you to Lt. Stubblefield for purchasing door prizes for the students to win throughout the night. It was great to see this event brought back to Rangely, and we look forward to seeing this event again next year.
