Allendale School collected over 500 non-perishable food items for the Masonic Lodge to help local families! The Student Council will be having a donut party for the classes that brought in the most items. Kindergarten and 8th grade were are winning classes that brought in 95 items each! Thank you to our Student Council members and sponsor, Elizabeth Perry for heading-up this project and delivering the items to the Masonic Lodge. (Pictured from L to R are: McKinlee Grimes, Tessa White, Bob Winter, Ron Martin, Summer Perry, Supt. Bob Bowser, and Grasyn Morgan.)
Our kitchen crew cooked us up a wonderful Thanksgiving Feast today! Thank you!
5th and 6th grade Language Arts classes have been busy the last couple of weeks on their biographies. They have been researching, writing, and making posters about their person. They will be giving speeches next week to classmates.
2nd Quarter Midterms are going home today! Please sign & return to homeroom teachers.
Remember to bring in your non-perishable food items this week!!
Allendale School will have a food drive the week of November 18-22. See flyer for more details!
FREE Children's Orthopedic Clinic
Available for ANY Wabash or Lawrence County Resident!!
The 8th Grade Students attended the JA JobSpark in Evansville today. JA JobSpark is a multi-day, hands-on career expo. The JA JobSpark initiative includes in-class curriculum and activities prior to and after attending the event. JA JobSpark is meant to “spark” an interest in students and get them excited for their future. Students learned about skills needed for jobs that will be in demand when they graduate and will learn about the equipment that is used on those jobs daily. Students will have a better understanding of the courses they will need to take in high school, a track for post-secondary and a clear career pathway for what they find they are interested in. (Post 2 of 2)
The 8th Grade Students attended the JA JobSpark in Evansville today. JA JobSpark is a multi-day, hands-on career expo. The JA JobSpark initiative includes in-class curriculum and activities prior to and after attending the event. JA JobSpark is meant to “spark” an interest in students and get them excited for their future. Students learned about skills needed for jobs that will be in demand when they graduate and will learn about the equipment that is used on those jobs daily. Students will have a better understanding of the courses they will need to take in high school, a track for post-secondary and a clear career pathway for what they find they are interested in. (Post 1 of 2)
On Friday, Allendale School will honor our American soldiers with a Veterans' Day Program. All are welcome to attend.
Congratulations to the October Students of the Month! Thank you to CJ"S Fast stop for providing gift certificates to the winners.
Front row- Millie Spore (2nd grade), Ava Waldroup (1st grade), and Raiden Doan (kindergarten)
Back row- Ryland Houchin (8th grade), Sam Smith (5th grade), Quinn Keepes (4th grade), and Jack Hardy (3rd grade)
Trunk or Treat was a great success! Thank you to all that participated! (Part 4)
Trunk or Treat was a great success! Thank you to all that participated! (Part 3)
Trunk or Treat was a great success! Thank you to all that participated! (Part 2)
Trunk or Treat was a great success! Thank you to all that participated!
Trunk or Treat will be INSIDE due to the rain. Please park behind the gym or alongside the baseball field. Enter in the back door to set-up in the gym. Mrs. Stevens will be outside to let those joining us inside.
Our 3rd-8th grade students participated in a Health Fair yesterday put on by the MCHS Health Classes and the Wabash Co Health Dept.
Thank you to the Wabash Valley Arts Council for inviting us to learn about Bluegrass music. It was a great show!
Congratulations to our Grand Prize Winners for Red Ribbon Week! To qualify for the grand prize, you must dress-up for all of the Red Ribbon Week dress-up days. This year's winners were Jasmine Spruell (elementary) and Whitley Grimes (junior high). Great job, girls!!
