Visit the William Tell Elementary Online Art Show at the following link:
https://artomestore.com/collections/williamtellelementaryschool47586
We are proud of all of our students for their amazing artwork! The link will provide access to the Art Show through March 24th! We thank Mrs. Theis, art teacher, for her instruction, talent, and effort helping her students create such beautiful artwork!
Each week William Tell Elementary celebrates "Trivia Tuesday" with Mrs. Noble asking a trivia question on morning announcements. Classrooms then try to be the first to call the office with the correct response. The winning class gets to keep the Trivia Trophy for the week. This morning the students were asked, "What insect can essentially 'tell' the temperature by the rate at which it chirps?" Mr. DuPont's kindergarten classroom was the first class to call in with "cricket." This is quite impressive since the question was open to all K-6 classrooms. Mr. DuPont shared, "This is like getting an Academy Award! The students were soooo thrilled that we finally won!" Congratulations Mr. DuPont's class!
Katalina Perez Zaragoza was the grand prize winner from National School Breakfast Week. She ate breakfast at school every morning last week, collected prizes each day, and got her name entered into the drawing. She won a Marksmen bag , water bottle, fit bit watch, and more! Also pictured are the William Tell Elementary cafeteria ladies who helped make this happen. Congratulations Katalina!
A big THANK YOU to Mr. Lyons for all of his hard work!!!
A huge thank you to CW2 Gary Fisher and the Indiana National Guard for hosting our students today! The experience was truly invaluable, and our students gained incredible insight into the work, dedication, and service that goes into protecting and serving our country. Our Automotive students saw first-hand the equipment that is maintained on a daily basis by our Servicemen and Servicewomen.
Patsy Alvey, representing the Lafayette Springs Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), announced that Elizabeth Butler was the Perry County winner of the 6th grade DAR essay contest. The topic was "Women in the American Revolution." Congratulations, Elizabeth!
It's National School Breakfast Week, and the fabulous cafeteria staff members at William Tell Elementary and Tell City Junior High are cooking up nutritious breakfasts to jumpstart the day for our students. Students at William Tell Elementary have a special visitor this week! They are also enjoying the daily prizes. Who will win the grand prize?
We were so thrilled to welcome the amazing ladies of Delta Kappa Gamma to our school last night for a hands-on workshop on making charcuterie boards! 🧀🍇🥖
It was such a fun and informative evening as we showcased the art of crafting beautiful, delicious spreads. From selecting the perfect cheeses to arranging the ideal mix of fruits, nuts, and crackers, the Culinary Arts Students taught all the tricks of the trade. 😋✨
Congratulations to our Junior High Students of the Month for February!!
Anji Kyoh - Jana Foury - Jeremiah Daugherty - Brennan James
We are excited to share that senior Landon Terry has been named a National Honor Society Scholarship National Semifinalist, earning $3,200! Landon's dedication to scholarship, service, leadership, and character has earned him this prestigious recognition.
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Congratulations to Lydia Hollinden for being awarded a grant from Youth Resources to support the Marksmen Closet. This grant will help purchase clothing racks, organizers, and shelving needed to house all of the donations we have received. The Marksmen Closet is a place where students can get sporting equipment, clothing, shoes, or formal wear in an anonymous manner.
This is a great way for Marksmen to support their fellow students!!
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Congratulations to our January Students of the Month!!
Sophomore Kason Naviaux, Senior Chase Stephens, Junior Brenna Smith
(not pictured: Freshman Isla Epple)
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Twelve high schools took part in Southwest Indiana Workforce Board’s Region 11 Career Development Conference on Friday, February 7th. All the students involved are part of the Jobs for America's Graduates (JAG) program and competed in ten different categories, either as a class or individually. The contests were evaluated by local business representatives and community leaders, with winners from the local contests moving on to the State competition.
The following winners will be advancing to the State competition on March 14, 2024, at the Ivy Tech Campus in Indianapolis, Indiana:
• Chapter Brochure: Julianne Nelson and Breeanna Persinger - Tell City High School
• Chapter Commercial: Cole Schreiner, Braxten Biever, Nicodemus Wolf, Westley Sosh, DaVondrey Brown, Kaden Pannett, and Jesse Huff - Tell City High School
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🌟 Happy National Career and Technical Education (CTE) Week! 🌟
This week, we’re celebrating the incredible value of CTE programs and the hardworking educators, students, and professionals who make them thrive! Whether it’s building skills in healthcare, IT, trades, or business, CTE prepares students for success in high-demand careers.
Let’s take a moment to recognize the impact of CTE on our communities and future workforce. 💼🚀
