Lady Cougars finished runner up in the Yelville-Summitt volleyball tournament today. In bracket play, the lady cougars defeated Green Forest 2-0, Decatur 2-1, then lost to Valley Springs in the finals.
Looking forward to our 1st Youth Rodeo of the fall series, beginning at 3 PM on Sunday! Bring your lawn chair and join us for a good time, cheering on your favorite cowboys and cowgirls.
September 20 is #WhyApply Day and we hope you will participate with us!
Ms. Kassidy's Kindergarten celebrated "Dot Day" today! They read "The Dot", talked about how anything can be art, then worked together to create castles, statues and more out of various materials. It was so much fun! ☺️🐾
9/11/24 Team Roping Results with a total payout of $2,000
1st place: Possum Gibson and Cody Erby ($500 each)
2nd place: Heath Guffey and Mike Shrable ($300 each)
3rd place: Justin Deckard and Cody Erby ($200 each)
The next roping in this series will be Wednesday, September 25, at 6:30 PM. We also have a youth rodeo series starting this Sunday, September 15, at 3:00 PM. We look forward to seeing you soon at the Izard County Riding and Roping Arena!
🇺🇸 This morning in Mrs. Kali’s class we stopped to take a moment to discuss the significance of 9/11. I shared my own accounts of that day and was honored to have our foster grandparent, Mrs. Karen, speak about her experience that day as well. We took a moment of silence to remember the fallen and the sacrifices that are made for us each day.
📝 Students have also been working hard on an opinion essay over our Arkansas Unit. They were challenged to write a three paragraph essay and so far have completed the introduction and body paragraphs. We will be working on the conclusion tomorrow. I have been so impressed with their writing and the details they have wanted to share!
📚Finally, we finished our day with a new book that was graciously donated to each student by one of our parents! I’m so appreciative of the all the parents support we recieve at our school and how much they give to our kids so each of them can be supported and successful. Thank you so much!
Students in Mr.Treat's Accelerated Biology class have been examining molecules that form the foundation for living things. Today, they gathered data by testing several samples to determine if lipids, proteins, sugars, or starches were present.
Please see the updated dates for the intramural basketball games for grades 1-6. Full schedules with game times for each night will be sent home at a later date.
2024-25 Basketball Schedule
Mrs. Pool's Elementary STEM Lab students are doing a little taste testing this week! Students have read the book BE A MAKER and each grade level is involved in the planning and process of making lemonade, gathering of lemonade data through taste testing, blue printing lemonade stand plans, and some will even build a life-size model!
Are you for the pink or yellow?! 🩷 💛 🍋 💛🩷
Follow our Izard County STEM page for additional photos and be sure to join us at STEM night Monday, September 23rd to check out all of the hard work that has been put into this project AND taste test for yourself!
Coach Ninemire's U.S. History classes have been learning about the Dust Bowl and what life was like for people living throughout that time period. After classroom instruction, students utilized the STEM lab to create dioramas that accurately portrayed what a scene from the Dust Bowl era would have looked like. They did a great job collaborating with one another and using available resources to make some really creative pieces!
The Junior and Senior High Varsity teams finished with big conference wins over Midland tonight! Great work, Lady Cougars!
🧮 Today in Mrs. Kali’s 2nd grade class, students practiced solving word problems. Students were asked to solve problems with partners, then on their own, and finally got to present their methods to the entire class. Mrs. Kali loved watching how engaged they were and how they compared their methods to their peers!
🐾 🧑🔬 At the ICC After School Program, our citizen scientists have started exploring and designing insect habitats, diving into hands-on learning! 🐞 Students also enjoy choice time with activities like chess, and our 3rd graders had a blast playing Pop-It Multiplication to strengthen their math skills!
🏐 Watch the Volleyball Action Live! 🏐 If you can't make the trip to Midland to watch tonight's volleyball action, you can still cheer on the Lady Cougars from home! Catch all the excitement from our school's streaming page: https://www.facebook.com/share/GCBqnt6CDjJAqH16/?mibextid=LQQJ4d
The Izard County School District is aware of rumors regarding a potential threat that would cause alarm; however, there are no current threats to the school district. The incident which caused the concern, as well as the culprit have been identified and thoroughly investigated through our partnership with local law enforcement. As always, all school entrances are locked and we have School Resource Officers stationed at both campuses. The safety of our school, staff, and students is always a top priority.
⭐️COUGAR SPOTLIGHT⭐️ for our phenomenal school resource officers!!!
The Mighty Mite football games at Cave City on Saturday, September 14, have a time change due to a scheduling conflict for the opponents. The 3rd and 4th grade game has been moved from 12 noon to 6:00 PM, with the 5th and 6th grade game immediately following.
Izard County Consolidated is proud to announce middle and high school's participation in the Arkansas Game and Fish School of Conservation Leadership Program for the 2024-2025 school year. Through this program, ICC will showcase their commitment to inspiring a love of the outdoors and conservation in our students as well as increase awareness of conservation careers and inspire the next generation of conservation professionals!
Help us kick off our designation process by viewing "A Century of Conservation."
https://tinyurl.com/55zksyyc
Mrs. Rachel's high school special education classes have been busy working on their fish tank's nitrogen cycle! On Friday, students tested the water for ammonia, nitrates, and pH to establish a baseline. They also tested the water of another classroom tank that is mature. This gives students a real-life comparison for data! Today, they added live aquarium plants and a few snails. With their research on the full nitrogen cycle, they have come to the conclusion that they may start to see changes in the measurable data by Friday, September 13. They will re-test the water then, and continue testing on a weekly basis. Once the water has reached the appropriate conditions, fish will be added!
