Celebrating Pi Day
Tuesday, March 21st students in grades 9-11 will be completing the ACT test series that is a state testing requirement. Please encourage your child to do their best!
Prior to spring break, these North Crawford students participated in Mini Business World at Westby High School.
Mini Business World is a one day program where students start a business from the ground up. Students create a business plan, including creating and building a new product, creating a marketing plan, and developing a budget for the business. Students left Mini Business World with a better understanding how businesses need to constantly be thinking two steps ahead of their competition, what changes are happening in their industry, what their customers want, how they can improve their business processes and procedures, and how they can create a need for their product.
Prior to spring break, 5th graders had an awesome time exploring works of art at the Dubuque Museum of Art! The museum was great, and the park afterwards also seemed to be a big hit!
The North Crawford FFA celebrated another year of success at the annual awards banquet Monday evening. The program was filled with celebrating our 35 members on another year of success. We heard from former FFA advisor, John Gibbs on the return of the FFA program, an inspirational speech from FFA state VP Jeremiah Ihm, senior members gave their retiring addresses and unzipped the blue corduroy jacket one last time before the election of the 2023-2024 officer team! Thank you North Crawford community for your continued support of our FFA members!
North Crawford baseball fans, get your baseball apparel ordered for the upcoming season, and support Trojan baseball. Click the link https://sportsworld.chipply.com/NCBB2023/store.aspx to order. #TrojanPride
This weekend only, the North Crawford Playhouse is proud to present "Our Town!" The play runs Friday-Sunday, with 7PM shows on Friday & Saturday evening and 2:30PM shows Saturday & Sunday afternoon. Tickets available at the door – don't miss it!
Who's excited about our 2nd annual grilled cheese competition?! Registration forms are available in the High School office, and the deadline to enter the contest is April 5th. We can't wait to see what our students come up with this year!
Just a reminder, Farmer Appreciation Lunch RSVP's are due to Ms. Knutson today! The FFA is excited to host local farmers for lunch on March 22nd!
The NC Drone Team is again competing @ Milwaukee's Fiserv Forum. They have been working on the "Mission Plan", FAA certification, flying the drone, programming the sensors, and social media promotional pictures and videos. Check us out on Instagram: @ncsd.dronegang
Join us in supporting our Softball Team. Softball Apparel now available!!! #TrojanPride https://sportsworld.chipply.com/NCSB2023/
Help us spread the word! A grade level switch leaves us with an opening in 1st grade for next school year. Apply directly on WECAN. Reach out to Mrs. Killeen with any questions.
The North Crawford FFA wrapped up a busy February and is leaping into a busy March! Check out the North Crawford FFA March newsletter below for some February photos and important March dates!
Five 8th and 9th grade FFA members attended the FIRE conference in Fennimore on Friday along with over 300 other members.They attended workshops hosted by the state officer team as well as had the opportunity to see SWTC program areas including mechanics and nursing!
The Foreign Exchange students presented a slideshow on their country as we "traveled" the world for Read Across America week. The elementary students enjoyed hearing about their different cultures, languages, food, animals, and what school is like!
Career and Community Fair registration reminder!
18 North Crawford FFA members had a fun night tubing in Fort McCoy with members from other local FFAs!
Adventure Club hits the wall with an afternoon of rock climbing!!
To kick off Read Across America Week, middle school students visited the elementary to share their love of reading. Pictured are Mr. Kemper's 6th-graders and Ms. Caldwell's 1st-grade class.
On Tuesday, a group of 7th grade girls attended UW-Platteville's STEM for Girls event! They dissected owl pellets and attended sessions on mechanical engineering, coding, and dendrochronology (study of the age of trees)!
