West Middle students incorporate math into clocks
West Middle School seventh graders in Sioux City presented their innovative analog clock, which incorporates math, on Thursday. Sharon Russell, their teacher, said each student…
Read MoreWest Middle School seventh graders in Sioux City presented their innovative analog clock, which incorporates math, on Thursday. Sharon Russell, their teacher, said each student…
Read MoreWhile high schoolers were performing at Morningside on Wednesday, Sioux City’s East Middle School Jazz Band made music for a different crowd. The band performed…
Read MoreThird graders at Spalding Park Environmental Sciences Elementary in Sioux City got to experience their own simulation of the caucus on Monday. According to their…
Read MoreTen of Iowa’s top teachers will be honored during an annual luncheon on Wednesday, Feb. 5, in Altoona. Gov. Kim Reynolds and Lt. Gov. Adam…
Read MoreEven though she may be a bit late to the party, Yami Perez-Bonilla is a probable shoo-in for Santa Claus’s team of elves come next…
Read MoreEvery time Esmeralda Sebastian Benitez looks down, she sees the colors of the rainbow. That’s probably because the North High School student uses her knees…
Read MoreSioux City’s largest regional dance competition was back for its 32nd year. Around 300 dancers from 19 schools from all around the Midwest descended on…
Read MoreCongratulations to all honorees – we appreciate your hard work and dedication! Marjorie Wylie, Teacher @ Nodland Elementary School …
Read MoreWest High School students recognize educators who help them succeed. Karl George, Teacher: “Thank you for taking the time to help me succeed…
Read MoreAfter the West High School boys basketball team won the tip Tuesday at home against East, all 10 players on the floor…
Read MoreThe rolling backpack was grey with bright orange zippers. Made by Totto, a popular South American brand, the backpack had been 13-year-old Cristian Rubio’s hand luggage on his flight from Ecuador to the United States a week earlier. It was one of the few things of personal significance that he’d brought with him. “I had some crazy memories with it, like friends hopping on my backpack and racing each other,” said Rubio, now 18. He was glad he had something from home as he walked alone into North Middle School to start eighth grade in his new hometown of Sioux City, Iowa. Certainly, nothing else about his life was normal that November day. He and his older brother, Esteban, were staying with their grandmother, who had traveled to the states with them. The Rubios had decided to move...
Read MoreA team of students from the Sioux City Community School District Air Force JROTC in Sioux City, Iowa recently concluded an exceptional round of competition…
Read MoreAn orange balloon clung to the gymnasium wall at Perry Creek Elementary School high above Delilah Phillips’ head on a Friday morning. Static electricity was keeping the balloon suspended in the air. During a previous P.E. class, the 8-year-old and her second grade classmates learned about this imbalance of electric charges, while volleying balloons around the gym with their hands. On this day, Phillips was teamed up with Khloe Kneifl, 7, and Samantha Olson, 8. The girls scurried around the gym trying to keep a balloon from hitting the ground with ping pong paddles.
Read MoreEast High School students in Sioux City took part in the Iowa Youth Straw Poll Wednesday. The Straw Poll gives students a chance to voice…
Read MoreAdults in Iowa get to take part in the presidential caucuses on Monday, but Tuesday, the state’s kids got to weigh in. Schools across the…
Read MoreStudents at North High School in Sioux City are getting competitive with video games. North High School’s esports team was surprised Tuesday with a grant…
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