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Cooking with STEM. You bet!

Drone shot of 6th grade in their bright white shirts before the color run.

6th Grade taken from above right before they get plastered with color in the annual color run.

Students pose for a group picture representing the class of 2029.

Ms. Hedinger's portion of the class of 2029

Ms. Terry's class group photo at Squire Boone Caverns.

Ms. Terry's class before they go spelunking at Squire Boone Caverns.

Group picture of the We the People students at the statehouse.

Mr. Rhodes with his "We the People" class. They brought home a third place finish in the state, Congratulations!!

Ms. Terry's class celebrates 1st place in the kickball championship.

Ms. Terry's team celebrates first place in the fourth grade kickball tournament.

Marksmen Mile participants with their punched cards.

Ms. Keown's cadet teacher on her last day.

Student in a sack turns a corner in sack race.

Field Day at WTE is always a popular day near the end of the school year.

Triathlon participants doing the bike portion.

Participants in the second leg of the WTE Triathlon. After this, they went to TCJSHS pool and swam the final leg.

On Your Mark...participants line up for the WTE Triathlon

6th grade with players from the Evansville Otters.

Marksmen 6th grade ham it up at the Evansville Otters game.

2nd grade class with Junior Achievement instructors.

Ms. Hedinger's class with Junior Achievement instructors.

Teachers pose for a photo outside William Tell.

WTE teachers. The best of the best.

Student helping another student during video editing.

Sarah helps Eli solve problems during the video editing process.

The true spirit of VEX competition. Students from Macau, Macau become "Marksmen" for the day.

Students competing at VEX robotic competition.

Noah P. and Griiffin S. compete at the World VEX competition.

Seniors Cole Pekinpaugh, Ian Hamm (Ms. Hedinger's son), Zach Scott visit Ms. Hedinger's class to teach economics. The kids loved this program. Thank you TCJSH!

Kindergarten Prom-What a nice looking group!

Crowd at Lucas Oil Stadium for VEX robotics competition.

2019 VEX State Finals at Lucas Oil Stadium. A great crowd was on hand.

Two students pose as colonists from Delaware in the Colonial Fair.

Aniksha and Lexi pose as colonists from Delaware. A great crowd was on hand to watch students display their knowledge.

Students showing displays at Colonial Fair to a large audience.

Colonial Fair invades the cafeteria. 5th grade students display their historical knowledge in the annual Colonial Fair.

Students pose with teacher for Read Across America.

What we want to be when we grow up. Oh the places we will go.

Students pose during a break in face painting at the Winter Carnival.

Face painting during Winter Carnival.

Students pose in green for Read Across America.

Ms. Hedinger's class wearing green for Green Eggs and Ham during Read Across America.

Students participate in the games at the Winter Carnival.

Games galore at the Winter Carnival.

Students browse at the Book Fair at the Winter Carnival.

A highlight of the Winter Carnival is the Book Fair.

WTE students pose after a recent Math Bowl competition.

The WTE Math Bowl team brought home a second place award at a recent competition at Lincoln Trail. Yay team!

Students manning the scavenger hunt table at the VEX tournament.

Emme and Presley man the Scavenger Hunt at the VEX tournament.

Workers at the VEX tournament at the concession stand.

Grandma comes back! It took a VEX Tournament but WTE grandma Sandy G. came back. (Don't tell her doctor)

Students from WTE and Newburgh with a surprise look on their face after getting the VEX high score of the day.

VEX students from Newburgh and WTE can't believe their score in the final match of the day at the state qualifier competition. They saved the best for last.

Ms. Hedinger and Annabelle take a break from the hectic VEX tournament.

STEM City had a flurry of activity this weekend with the VEX robotics tournament.

Mrs. Noble reading Mae Among the Stars to begin our Black History Month celebration.

Student riding with School Resource Officer for the "Ride With Pride" program.

Congratulations to 6th grade student Landon T. who was the winner of our very first "Ride with Pride" at William Tell Elementary. Landon was caught by Mr. Rhodes practicing the life skill of responsibility by being a leader with the Project G.R.E.A.T. program. His name was drawn from the "Ride with Pride" bucket, and he got to ride in the police cruiser to school. Pretty awesome!

Student with her artwork that is on the license plate of SRO vehicle.

Congratulations to William Tell Elementary 5th grader Chloe R for having her artwork selected by SRO Flamion to be displayed on his patrol vehicle. Chloe’s artwork will be displayed on Officer Flamion’s patrol vehicle for the month of February.

Step sister Twinkies pose with identical shirts.

Step sister Twinkies, Nevalyn and Nakiya

Aniksha wins 3rd place at Evansville Day School Archery Tournament with a score of 245/300

A WTE student helping another student from a different team.

The real spirit of VEX. Ross S. helps a student from another team repair their robot.

Ever wonder what your name looked like in Braille?

Students created their names from Cheerios using Braille.

On-Target students K-2 made tactile names using the Braille Code to celebrate January being the month of Louis Braille’s birthday.

Students with GREAT diplomas after completion of the program.

Gang Resistance Education And Training certificates were presented this week.

Our SRO and police chief after the G.R.E.A.T. graduation.

A welcome presence. SRO Officer Flamion and Chief Lawalin after the Project G.R.E.A.T. presentations.

Students display their certificates from the G.R.E.A.T. program. A 12 week program that helps students make good choices.

6th grade students at IVy Tech with bags they have collected of everyday items for those in need.

The GREAT program at IVY Tech with a collection of everyday items that will be distributed.

Collin (camera), Sena, and Rex (color commentary and announcer) with the WTE Broadcast team live stream a 6th grade girls basketball game. It was complete with the 6th grade band.

Kids in line for locomotion style dance at recess.

Locomotion anyone? Kindergarten has fun at recess.

VEX robotics team photo of Salty Pretzels team with trophy.

Salty Pretzels VEX robotics team qualifies for the state at Luce Elementary tournament!!

Students pose for pajama day in their evening attire.

Pajama Day! Always a fun time when students can wear their jammies.

Student going for a lay up against the teachers.

6th grade takes advantage of one of the few times they had an open lane against the Teachers.

Teachers vs. students annual basketball game group picture.

An impressive array of talent in the annual 6th grade vs. Teachers basketball game. A good time was had by all.

Feliz Navidad

6th grade teachers looking tough during 80's day.

6th grade teachers say "Don't mess with us". What a motley crew from the 80's.

Students posing in a line for the assembly.

3rd grade students pause for a photo-op at an assembly recognizing students for their extracurricular activities.

High school band playing to WTE students.

Thanks to the Marksmen Band for performing for us.

Rilan and Landon decked out for Christmas.

Guest reader reading a book to Ms. Hedinger's class.

VCR reader Ms. Stiles in Ms. Hedinger's classroom.

Students display flag helping promote Riley's Be the Hope campaign.

Students from WTE that have had a direct impact from Riley Children's Hospital.

Students in surgical garb operating on text features.

A birds eye view of the surgical staff in Ms. Terry's room. In this photo, they are operating on text features.

Spell Bowl teamThe WTE team ended up spelling 47 of 56 words correct which was the highest since Newman May scored 55 in 1996!!! Congratulations!!

Beauty and the Beast. Beautiful images when ice hit early, but led to a delay and power outages for some.

Students catching snowflakes on their tongues.

Sometimes you just can't resist to go out and catch snowflakes on your tongue.

Program assistant Ms. Froehlich demonstrating top coat worn by her father as a veteran in Korea.

On Veteran's Day, Ms. Froehlich demonstrated her father's gear to Ms. Keown's students-Master Sergeant E7 Terry.

Students working on decimals in a human number line.

Ms. Benningfield's students demonstrating decimals on a number line.

Students showing Caring bracelets they made for November's Life Skill of the month.

One of November’s Life Skills of the month is Caring. Mrs. Terry’s class is learning ways to be more caring towards others without expecting something in return.

Chili was popular at the Fall Fest.

Fall Fest costume parade

Second grade playing in a grain sandbox.

Second Grade at Trunnel's Farm in a grain sandbox. Love those field trips!

Second grade at Trunnel's Farm in Owensboro.

4th grade teachers. 1 fish 2 fish, red fish blue fish.

4th grade teachers get into the Halloween spirit with a Dr. Seuss theme. CUTE!

4th grade getting ready to walk to school.

Many 4th graders braved the chili temperatures to join the International Walk to School Day.

Students receiving apples after walking to school.

Many students enjoyed a fresh apple after their participation in The International Walk to School Day.

Students enjoying William Tell's Booth at Manufacturing Night.

Kids enjoyed the William Tell booth at Manufacturing Night at Ivy Tech. They experienced a Rubik's Cube Solver, A Candy Dispenser, a drone, and 6th grade 3d printer projects.

Students using LED microscope after visiting the Book Fair.

Students use the microscope hooked to the big screen TV after visiting the Book Fair.

Clifford sees some old friends at our annual Book Fair.

Eddie the Eagle mascot high fives second graders.

Eddie the Eagle accompanied by Officer Hammack and Officer Smith of TCPD greets second graders. They also covered the use of 911, strangers, and what to do if they see a gun.

Students dancing to flow of music with a parachute.

Ms. McCarn's class in music going to the flow with a parachute.

Students using styrofoam balls as celestial objects to study moon phases.

Jacob and Alden study phases of the moon in Ms. Sarah Peter's 6th grade Science class using Styrofoam balls as celestial objects.

Ziploc bag with water and pencil sticking in it.

It's amazing what you find at William Tell. A bag full of water with a hole in it and a pencil sticking through it. Look mom, no leaks!

Students and staff with Pick Perry shirts.

"Pick Perry" day at William Tell. No greater place to live!

Student working with a robot and a yardstick.

Lilly programs her robot to figure out how many rotations are needed to make 24".

PEP Squad teaches about responsible pet ownership.

The PEP! Squad is known for their worldwide following of teaching kids how to raise a happy and healthy pet.

Schweizer Fest Road Run participants. These folks from our school ran in the 2 mile or 6 mile Schweizer Fest Road Run. Great job folks!!

The Slushie truck was a big hit on Kindness Day.

Kindness kickoff on the back parking lot.

Spreading kindness like confetti.

Principal and Asst. Principal get wet for Kindness Day.

The water was supposed to be for the kids, but they shared.

Student intern Bailey reading with Jaiden.

Two students play a game to learn more about each other.

Hadley and Marlow playing a game to learn more about each other!

Students building towers with marshmallows and spaghetti.

Teamwork makes the dream work! Jaxston, Grace, Mary, Ashton, and Brody working together to build the tallest structure!

Payton, Aaliyah, and Jada. Best buds, ready to start a new year.

Bailey and Hayden. Hayden says "What am I getting myself into?"

The Boom Squad crew after a performance.

Ms. Bunch and her Boom Squad crew. They are making a hashtag symbol with their hands because they are #SquadGoals They performed great! Sky C., Audrey B., Savannah Y., Kaitlyn S., Erin H., Ava K., and Issac M. (Left to right) Thank you,