30 junior high students competed yesterday in the annual Book Bash competition.
30 junior high students competed yesterday in the annual Book Bash competition.
30 junior high students competed yesterday in the annual Book Bash competition.
Come join in on the fun! Blackhawk Spirit Glow Event is on Friday, Aril 28 from 7-9PM at the elementary building.
Mrs. Cotter's and Mrs. Reid's students enjoyed playing dodgeball this morning for a homeroom treat.
COMING SOON!
ISASP Testing
Boys basketball is selling water softener salt. $10/ 50lb bag (crystals). Contact Head Coach John Spies at 712-253-2964 or call the HS at 947-4428 to place an order. Deadline is April 24 and delivery is May 6.
Happy Easter Blackhawks!
🏫🔎 #exploringsolutions Meeting #2 of the HCSD Facility Advisory Committee included a MS/HS facility tour from Principal Phil Goetstouwers. Committee members followed the tour with brainstorming possible project recommendations and initial prioritizations regarding facility planning for the District. #blackhawkUP #watchusSOAR
3rd grade students in Mrs. Iversen's music class practiced reading rhythms while playing a game called BUSTED!
Don't forget to sign up for the HPA Glow Event on Friday, April 28 from 7:00-9;00 at the elementary building. If you are unable to attend but would still like to participate, please check your emails for a SwiftReach notification.
On Saturday, April 1, several Hinton musicians competed at the Iowa High School Music Association Solo/Ensemble Contest in Ida Grove. All of our students had successful performances. We are grateful for the extra time that these students put forth to prepare for contest.
Dylan Hartman- Saxophone Solo- Division 1 (Outstanding) Rating
Dylan Hartman- Vocal Solo- Division 1 (Outstanding) Rating
Emily Bach- Trumpet Solo- Division 1 (Outstanding) Rating
Ian Hertenstein- Vocal Solo- Division 1 (Outstanding) Rating
Ayden Soroka, Jeweliana Evans, Laylah Harstad, Dylan Hartman, Emily Bach- Mixed Quintet- Division 1 (Outstanding) Rating
Rachael McGaffey- Vocal Solo- Division 2 (Excellent) Rating
👏 WORK HAS BEGUN for this dedicated group of HCSD residents! During these meetings, this 28-person advisory committee will cover the following topics: demographics, current programming as it relates to facilities, facility tours, school finance, and more. We thank them for their commitment to our schools and assisting the school board with their input and insights regarding the future of HCSD facilities. #blackhawkUP #watchusSOAR
Hinton FCCLA just wrapped up a super successful State Leadership Conference!! 14 of our members attended. 3 of 3 STAR events placed first with Golds and qualify to compete at the Nation Conference this summer. 8 members competed in Iowa Events and did awesome! Ian Hertenstein completed his term at State President and was selected to be Iowa’s National Officer Candidate and will run for a national office this summer. Congratulations to all!!
STAR event participants:
Focus on Children = Addison Kovarna
Food Innovations = Kyra Peters, Sara Skuodas and Ian Hertenstein
Professional Presentation = Lauren Kounkel and Kandence Peters
Iowa Event Participants:
$15 Clothing Challenge = Carly Hicklin, help from Avery Burgad and Belle DeRocher
Pride of Iowa = Bria Gengler and McKenna Nuzum
Cake Decorating = Eva Van Acker and Brooklyn Geddes
Table Setting and Menu planning = Ashlyn Kovarna and Lauren Kounkel
April Fools!
With April 1 being a Saturday, the Hinton Community and the Vondrak Ag Scholarships are now due on Monday, April 3.
April 6 Scholarship Deadline:
1. JC Fischer Ag
2. Knop Family Sports
3. Hinton Growth Organization
4. Hinton Community Education Association
5. Hair Shoppe
We have a limited supply of some Branded Bill hats for sale. They cost $30. There are three gray hats, nine black hats, and 16 white hats. They can be purchased at the Hinton CSD business office. Get them while you can.
Mrs. Cotter's theater students learned about movement in a game called "Mirror, Mirror".
The 7th graders had some great hands on dissection last week. It is great to see external and internal parts of the worm, frog, and crayfish. They thought it was cool to see body parts like the heart, liver, intestines, etc.
Ian Hertenstein, Iowa FCCLA president, represented Iowa this week at ACTE National Policy Seminar in Washington DC. While there he advocated for Career and Technical Education and Career and Technical Student Organizations on Capitol Hill with Iowa Representatives and Senators.
