Warriors Newsletter
WARRIORS November 29, 2016 Volume 3, Issue 14
Warriors Newsletter Students of the Month Named for JH/HS Menu Breakfast: Tues.: Biscuits, sausage patties, fruit, juice, milk Wed.: Tornadoes/PB+J, fruit, juice, milk
The High School and Junior High students of the month for November are: Junior High: Timber Neugebauer (pictured below) High School Kameron Belcher (pictured to the right)
Thurs.: Cereal, toast, sausage patties, fruit, juice, milk Fri.: Donuts, fruit, juice, milk
Lunch:
Christian Adair received a Warriors on Watch award for helping with the Veteran’s Day program/meal without being asked.
Tues.: Tacos, pinto beans, peaches. salad bar, milk Wed.: Chicken nuggets, mac & cheese, green beans, pears, salad bar, milk Thurs.: Stew, corn bread, crackers, mixed fruit, salad bar, milk Fri.: Hamburgers, chips, baked beans, apple slices, salad bar, milk The U.S. Department of Agriculture prohibits discrimination against its customers, employees, and applicants for employment on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, sex, gender identity, religion, reprisal, and where applicable, political beliefs, marital status, familiar or parental status, sexual orientation, or all or part of an individual’s income.
Make It and Take It Parents and students joined staff for a creative night at Indiahoma School this last Tuesday. The event kicked off with a hot dog meal. Hot dogs were grilled by our own Miss Ketchum and Mrs. Boss pictured below right. After a brief meeting with words from Superintendent/Principal Voegeli, parents set off to create an educational tool they can use to teach their children at home. Students were treated to movies and computer games while parents enjoyed an educationally stimulating activity without interruption. We would really love to see more participation next year as the numbers help our school. We look forward to seeing you next year!
Happy Birthday! If you would like your birthday announced at the morning Character Ed assembly, please see Miranda McQueen or Summer Hall. Please give them a day or two notice for best results.
Fashion Show Coming Soon to a Runway Near You The second annual DECA Fashion Show, “Winter Wonderland” will be held in the school auditorium Thursday, Dec. 1st. There will be two performances: Matinee: 2:00 p.m. .….$2.00 per student Evening: 7:00 p.m……$3 students, $5 for adults
High School Basketball News By Cody Rinaldi The high school boys basketball played the Navajo Indians on Tues., Nov. 8th. They came ready to play. The Warriors held them to 6 points the first quarter and finished the game winning 59-38. The Lady Warriors were out-sized. Navajo brought towers with them. They played a good game but lost the to the Indians.
Indiahoma Technology Education Turns On the Wind Power Mr. Wood’s tech ed classes recently completed a project on wind power. Students studied wind turbine energy and the design of the turbines. They then engineered their own turbines. Teams worked together to come up with an original design. The teams used trial and error and problem solving to change their designs during the process. Mr. Wood sent the finished pieces to Oklahoma Christian University Baugh Wind Design competition. The team “Killer Wind” won the “Most Balanced Design” category. The award is determined by considering the mass of the materials used, the complexity of the construction, and the system performance. “Killer Wind” had the most consistently successful turbine design in all considered categories. The team received a $50.00 science supply gift card toward their STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) program. The students on the team are all seventh grade students. The “Sneaky Breeze” team was awarded the “Most Cost Effective Construction.” In addition to the Wind-Energy efficiency, young engineers are encouraged to use resources efficiently The “Sneaky Breezes use the most cost-effective construction techniques and materials. This is a very important concept in the Engineering Industry. The students of “Sneaky Breeze” are 8th & 9th graders.
Academic Success This week, our academic teams were in action in tournaments. The middle school team of 7th & 8th graders received a second place plaque for their success at Chattanooga. The high school team placed fourth at the regional tournament. This will send them on to the area tournament in January! Have a Wonderful Thanksgiving Break, count your many blessings! We are blessed to have your children here at Indiahoma School! We look forward to seeing you back on November 29th!
Plan of the Week (And Beyond) Nov. 18: Grandparent’s Day Nov. 18: HS basketball at Sterling, 6:30 Nov. 21: JH basketball at Temple, 6:30 p.m. Nov. 22-25: Thanksgiving Break-see you Nov. 29th Nov. 22: HS basketball at Chattanooga, 6:30 p.m. Nov. 25: National Day of Listening Nov. 28-Dec. 3: JH Caddo/Comanche Co. Tourn. Dec. 1: Winter Wonderland Fashion Show, 2 pm & 7pm Dec. 2: HS basketball at Waurika, 6:30 p.m. Dec. 5-10: HS basketball Chatty Tournament
Mrs. Patton’s second grade class made volcanoes from clay this week. They enjoyed watching them “erupt” in the school courtyard.
Warriors Newsletter Students of the Month Named for JH/HS Menu Breakfast: Tues.: Biscuits, sausage patties, fruit, juice, milk Wed.: Tornadoes/PB+J, fruit, juice, milk
The High School and Junior High students of the month for November are: Junior High: Timber Neugebauer (pictured below) High School Kameron Belcher (pictured to the right)
Thurs.: Cereal, toast, sausage patties, fruit, juice, milk Fri.: Donuts, fruit, juice, milk
Lunch:
Christian Adair received a Warriors on Watch award for helping with the Veteran’s Day program/meal without being asked.
Tues.: Tacos, pinto beans, peaches. salad bar, milk Wed.: Chicken nuggets, mac & cheese, green beans, pears, salad bar, milk Thurs.: Stew, corn bread, crackers, mixed fruit, salad bar, milk Fri.: Hamburgers, chips, baked beans, apple slices, salad bar, milk The U.S. Department of Agriculture prohibits discrimination against its customers, employees, and applicants for employment on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, sex, gender identity, religion, reprisal, and where applicable, political beliefs, marital status, familiar or parental status, sexual orientation, or all or part of an individual’s income.
Make It and Take It Parents and students joined staff for a creative night at Indiahoma School this last Tuesday. The event kicked off with a hot dog meal. Hot dogs were grilled by our own Miss Ketchum and Mrs. Boss pictured below right. After a brief meeting with words from Superintendent/Principal Voegeli, parents set off to create an educational tool they can use to teach their children at home. Students were treated to movies and computer games while parents enjoyed an educationally stimulating activity without interruption. We would really love to see more participation next year as the numbers help our school. We look forward to seeing you next year!
Happy Birthday! If you would like your birthday announced at the morning Character Ed assembly, please see Miranda McQueen or Summer Hall. Please give them a day or two notice for best results.
Fashion Show Coming Soon to a Runway Near You The second annual DECA Fashion Show, “Winter Wonderland” will be held in the school auditorium Thursday, Dec. 1st. There will be two performances: Matinee: 2:00 p.m. .….$2.00 per student Evening: 7:00 p.m……$3 students, $5 for adults
High School Basketball News By Cody Rinaldi The high school boys basketball played the Navajo Indians on Tues., Nov. 8th. They came ready to play. The Warriors held them to 6 points the first quarter and finished the game winning 59-38. The Lady Warriors were out-sized. Navajo brought towers with them. They played a good game but lost the to the Indians.
Indiahoma Technology Education Turns On the Wind Power Mr. Wood’s tech ed classes recently completed a project on wind power. Students studied wind turbine energy and the design of the turbines. They then engineered their own turbines. Teams worked together to come up with an original design. The teams used trial and error and problem solving to change their designs during the process. Mr. Wood sent the finished pieces to Oklahoma Christian University Baugh Wind Design competition. The team “Killer Wind” won the “Most Balanced Design” category. The award is determined by considering the mass of the materials used, the complexity of the construction, and the system performance. “Killer Wind” had the most consistently successful turbine design in all considered categories. The team received a $50.00 science supply gift card toward their STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) program. The students on the team are all seventh grade students. The “Sneaky Breeze” team was awarded the “Most Cost Effective Construction.” In addition to the Wind-Energy efficiency, young engineers are encouraged to use resources efficiently The “Sneaky Breezes use the most cost-effective construction techniques and materials. This is a very important concept in the Engineering Industry. The students of “Sneaky Breeze” are 8th & 9th graders.
Academic Success This week, our academic teams were in action in tournaments. The middle school team of 7th & 8th graders received a second place plaque for their success at Chattanooga. The high school team placed fourth at the regional tournament. This will send them on to the area tournament in January! Have a Wonderful Thanksgiving Break, count your many blessings! We are blessed to have your children here at Indiahoma School! We look forward to seeing you back on November 29th!
Plan of the Week (And Beyond) Nov. 18: Grandparent’s Day Nov. 18: HS basketball at Sterling, 6:30 Nov. 21: JH basketball at Temple, 6:30 p.m. Nov. 22-25: Thanksgiving Break-see you Nov. 29th Nov. 22: HS basketball at Chattanooga, 6:30 p.m. Nov. 25: National Day of Listening Nov. 28-Dec. 3: JH Caddo/Comanche Co. Tourn. Dec. 1: Winter Wonderland Fashion Show, 2 pm & 7pm Dec. 2: HS basketball at Waurika, 6:30 p.m. Dec. 5-10: HS basketball Chatty Tournament
Mrs. Patton’s second grade class made volcanoes from clay this week. They enjoyed watching them “erupt” in the school courtyard.
