#SCCSD November Staff Members of the Month
Congratulations to all nominees – we appreciate your hard work and dedication! Jeff Jepsen, Teacher @ East High “Jeff…
Read MoreCongratulations to all nominees – we appreciate your hard work and dedication! Jeff Jepsen, Teacher @ East High “Jeff…
Read MoreGiving back is an important lesson to learn, especially during Thanksgiving. And some elementary school students are working to make a difference in the Siouxland…
Read MoreA science lesson for students making an impact on the community is being expanded year round. This fall, students at Spalding Park Environmental Science Elementary…
Read MoreGiving back is an important lesson to learn, especially during Thanksgiving. And some elementary school students are working to make a difference in the Siouxland…
Read MoreStudents at a Sioux City elementary school got to do a hands- on building project Tuesday afternoon. Unity Elementary hosted a kids build event with…
Read MoreNorth High School freshman were shown the documentary Audrie & Daisy today, with help from upperclassmen who are participating in the Mentors in Violence Prevention…
Read MoreNorth High School freshman were shown the documentary Audrie & Daisy today, with help from upperclassmen who are participating in the Mentors in Violence Prevention…
Read MoreBeginning this academic year, the Sioux City Community School District (SCCSD) will offer a Seal of Biliteracy to graduating students who have attained proficiency in two or more languages, one of which being English. Students in SCCSD that complete requirements for AP Language and Culture, pass the AP Spanish language and culture exam with a minimum score of 3, and complete district determined requirements will be awarded the Seal of Bilteracy on their diploma, and receive a certificate of completion. Being able to know and use more than one language is a critical skill for the 21st century. The seal of biliteracy recognizes the value of language diversity & cultural identity, prepares students with 21st century skills that will benefit them in the labor market and the global society, and provides employers, universities, and grant/scholarship providers with a method to recognize applicants for their dedication to attainment of biliteracy.
Read MoreLoess Hills Elementary students recognize educators who help them succeed. Andrew Whitead, Teacher: “Thank you for teaching us coding. It is one of…
Read MoreMorningside Elementary students are giving back to their community by using learned STEM tools. The students collected cans, designed and built unique structures using “canstruction”.
Read MoreStudents at a variety of SCCSD elementary schools received free dental care thanks to a program called iSmile. iSmile is a preventive dental program that…
Read MoreSome of Sioux City’s Junior ROTC students braved the weather the honor our veterans at the Sergeant Floyd Monument. The students guarded the monument for…
Read MoreThe Sioux City East High School debate team saw great success at the Des Moines East High Fall Classic this past weekend, with over 10…
Read MoreCareer Academy Students in the Sioux City School District took it upon themselves to help a family in need. Justin Hines is 4 years…
Read MoreShelly Nash, West High school educator and recipient of the 2019 Sioux City Community School District (SCCSD) Teacher of the Year Award, has been named a top four finalist for the Iowa Teacher of the Year Award. As an honoree, Shelly will continue to serve as an ambassador to education and act as liaison to schools, higher education, and organizations across the state.
Read MoreSioux City Community School District students raised over $1,000 dollars for a Siouxland organization. West High, West Middle, and Liberty Elementary students worked…
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