#SCCSD Kudos Recognition
#SCCSD Kudos Recognition: Jay Barto
Kudos to Jay Barto (Building Service Tech., West High) “Jay came to WHS less than a year ago and continues to…
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SCCSD Role in City-Wide Active Shooter Drill
On October 10th at 4 pm, North High School will participate in a city-wide full-scale active shooter drill. The…
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Students at Spalding Park Elementary combine reading with therapy dogs
The Spalding students got a chance to read and interact with two therapy dogs from “Therapy Dogs International.” Karen Mohring, a volunteer at Therapy Dogs…
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Battle of the marching bands
On Saturday Afternoon, high school marching bands from all over the state traveled to Morningside College for a battle of the bands Starfest hosted about…
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#SuccessorySaturday – Perry Creek Elementary
Perry Creek Elementary students recognize educators who help them succeed. Brittany Isom, Teacher: “Thank you for encouraging me to set goals and helping…
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West High Homecoming Week 2018
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#SCCSD Staff Members of the Month
#SCCSD September Staff Members of the Month
Congratulations to all nominees – we appreciate your hard work and dedication! Cheraine Bromander, ESL Teacher @ Morningside Elementary…
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Unity Elementary Harvests School Garden
Some SCCSD kids got to taste the fruit of their labor today. Unity Elementary School has had a school garden for the past six years…
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Announcements
Saint to continue as School Board president, Colling selected as VP
The Sioux City School Board members unanimously chose Jeremy Saint to continue serving as president of the board, extending his time in the position after…
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Academics
“College Application Day” brings area colleges and universities to East High
Upperclassmen at East High School had the opportunity to meet with a number of colleges at College App Day. Students were introduced to representatives from…
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Community resources on display during West High parent-teacher conferences
A community resource fair took over West High in Sioux City Monday during parent-teacher conferences. It’s the second annual fair at the school. The free…
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#SuccessorySaturday – Hunt Elementary
Hunt Elementary students recognize educators who help them succeed. Andrea Stodola, Teacher: “Thank you for teaching me how to be a good students…
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Irving parents & students share reading time “at the beach”
Some Sioux City students went to the beach Thursday. But they didn’t go on a field trip. Instead, parents joined their children at Irving Elementary…
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Irving parents & students share reading time “at the beach”
Some Sioux City students went to the beach Thursday. But they didn’t go on a field trip. Instead, parents joined their children at Irving Elementary…
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SCCSD K-3 students achieve Siouxland’s highest increase on state assessment
On Wednesday, September 5, Governor Kim Reynolds announced progress on Iowa’s goal to improve the reading skills of students in kindergarten through third grade. The share of Iowa students in kindergarten through third grade who met or surpassed benchmarks used to measure statewide progress in reading increased by .8% from fall 2017 to spring 2018. During this same timeframe, students in the Sioux City Community School District (SCCSD) increased achievement on the assessment by 7.8%. Not only did the SCCSD results increase almost 10 times as much as the state’s results, the SCCSD also surpassed every other school in Siouxland in achievement increases.
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Academics
Morningside students get chance to buy their own healthy snack
Homegrown fruits, veggies, and herbs are commonplace at the farmers market, but seeing elementary students make a purchase might not be. It’s all part of…
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