Fifth-grade students at Sunnyside Elementary learn about strokes. The education session put on by Mercy Medical Center was to teach the students the signs and…
Read MoreGraduation is one of the most memorable moments of a person’s life and Superintendent Dr Paul Gausman, his wife Suzi and the William Johnson Trust…
Read MoreModels and posters of local historic landmarks, people, and events created by 4th grade students are showcased in the annual Sioux City History Projects exhibit…
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Fifth-grade students at Sunnyside Elementary learn about strokes. The education session put on by Mercy Medical Center was to teach the students the signs and…
Read MoreThe Sioux City Mayor’s Youth Commission honored 40 students in grades 4-7 as Young Ambassadors last night at its annual recognition event. The Young Ambassadors…
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Monday, May 7th at 2:30 p.m. UnityPoint Health – St. Luke’s Leadership Team hosted a celebratory reception for HOSA, or Health Occupational Students of America,…
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Irving Elementary students recognize educators who help them succeed. Doug Ryan, Building Service Tech: “Thank you for everything you do for us. You…
Read MoreStudents all around Siouxland participated in a school-wide STEM day Friday. Students in Kindergarten through 5th Grade gathered at Morningside Elementary for this school-wide STEM…
Read MoreStudent medication and/or medical supplies will be sent home with your child on the last day of school. If you would like to make other…
Read MoreIf you could harness the energy being expended in a Perry Creek Elementary conference room lately, you could probably light up the whole school. Heck, you probably could light all the schools in the Sioux City Community School District. This team is energized with a capital “E.” It’s not their work with Specially Designed Instruction (SDI) that has ignited their passion, per se. Rather, it’s the success they are experiencing from it that has not only raised their hopes, but their expectations. “I think special education used to be viewed as glorified tutors,” said Mary Duax, a special education teacher since 1990. “Students came to the resource room to get help with what they were doing in the regular classroom. Today it is meant to supplement what they are doing in the core. We are teaming with the general education teachers. The data shows that scores are going up, up, up, and students are exiting special education.”
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The Sioux City Community School District is once again participating in the Summer Food Service Program. Beginning June 4, 2018 thru July 27, 2018, meals are available Monday -Friday for all children ages 1-18 years without charge. Acceptance and participation requirements for the program and all activities are the same for all regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability, and there will be no discrimination in the course of the meal service. Our new mobile food bus will also be making the rounds June 4 – July 27. Stop by the Leeds Splash Pad from 10:45-11:30 or the Children’s Museum between 12:00-12:45 for food on the fly!
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Congratulations to all nominees – we appreciate your hard work and dedication! Barb McDermott, Office Manager @ Perry Creek Elementary…
Read MoreKudos to Courtney Lahrs (Teacher, L.I.F.E. Academy) “Courtney is an amazing co-teacher who is always willing to jump in and help.
Read MoreKudos to Dan Murphy (Building Engineer, Liberty Elementary) “’Dan the Man’ as we call him around here is always willing to…
Read MoreKudos to Kayla Priest (NHS Orchestra Director, North High) “Kayla has done an excellent job with the NH Orchestra. She has…
Read MoreKudos to Tom Hales (Choir Director, East High) “Tom is extremely inspirational to the students at EHS and is an excellent…
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