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Auburn-Washburn Board of Education Announces Next Superintendent
The Auburn-Washburn Board of Education has reached an agreement with Dr. Katie Collier to serve as the next Superintendent of Schools for Auburn-Washburn Unified School District. The Board is...
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The Choir just finished performing in St. Louis. Ms Goodrich said. “They were awesome!! I’ve never seen them so locked in and focused” Congrats on a successful performance.
Today, 6th grade Onyx and Summit students had the opportunity to step back in time and learn about World War II through interactive presentations led by veterans and war reenactors. Guests came dressed to represent soldiers from the United States, Germany, the United States Marine Corps, Canada, Russia, and Japan, giving students a firsthand look at the uniforms and equipment used during the war.
Our very own Mr. Taylor also shared his impressive collection of booby traps and grenades, helping students better understand the realities of wartime strategy and combat. Mrs. Armstrong provided a lesson about how art creates powerful messages during difficult times, and students created an art piece representing this. Throughout the presentations, students explored the different military tactics, weaponry, uniforms, and technologies used by each country during the war, making history come to life in a memorable and engaging way.
We are celebrating a CAREER WELL DONE to two amazing teachers, Ms. Kristi Bruce and Mr. Matt Mosher, who are retiring at the end of the school year!
Battle of the Books Winners!
Congratulations to 8 student teams who read, studied, and worked together all year long!
It was an epic battle between the winning student team and the teacher team, but team “Hot Mess Express” came out on top, beating the teachers by only 1 question!
Summit students participated in the new ESTEEM program, learning how different Earth systems interact and how humans impact these systems. Kathryn Louderback, Environmental STEM Program Facilitator, had presenters leading student investigation with hands-on stations including a rainfall simulator, stream trailer, and soil tunnel.
