C.I.S. presents Mrs. Davidson!
Today's C.I.S. Staff Spotlight is Mrs. Fahrmeier!
We hope our C.I.S. families are enjoying the wonderful summer days. There will be a C.I.S. staff member in the spotlight each day via our Facebook page and Live Feed on the website.
Today's spotlight is Mrs. Janovec!
Attention 4-8 Summer school parents:
Today we are going to Hartell conservation area for our fishing trip. Please make sure that your student wears tennis shoes, and sunscreen. We will be leaving around 8am and returning around noon. We will be serving turkey sandwiches for lunch at the conservation area. If you are sending a lunch with them, please pack it in containers that can be thrown away once we are done eating.
Attention 4-8 Summer School Parents:
This Friday, June 7th we will be taking the 4th-8th graders to Hartell Conservation area for a fishing trip. We will be departing for Hartell around 8:10 and returning around noon. Volunteers are always welcome and needed to help retie and bait hooks. If you are interested in helping with this event, please contact the CIS office 816-882-1046. All volunteers need to bring their ID's to the office to be cleared through the raptor system prior to going to the conservation area. Students will be served lunch out at the conservation area prior to returning to school (Menu Item TBD). If your student plans to bring their lunch, please pack it in disposable containers and bags so we throw it all away once we are finished eating. Also, please have your students wear tennis shoes for walking on gravel and put on sunscreen prior to coming to school.
Therapy resources are available for your family. Please reach out for more information.
Summer School Lunch/Breakfast Menu
For students entering grades 4-8, open house will be held from 6-7pm. 4-8 summer school will be held at CIS this year. This is a great opportunity to check transportation, meet your summer school teacher, and see where your summer school classroom is located. We look forward to seeing you all there.
C.I.S. attendance prize winners! Students received tickets for their attendance percentage. They put their tickets in buckets for the prizes they wanted to win. These lucky students had their tickets drawn!
Thank you to the parents and children for your continued dedication to school! #DrafonNation
Here we are with many of the clothes you have purchased once upon a time. Let us know if you recognize any of them. #DragonNation
Summer School 2024 Update:
Good Morning,
Cameron R-1 School District received word that we have qualified to offer our students FREE Lunch/Breakfast this year. This is a change from what was communicated earlier this semester. As a reminder, here are the start times for all of the summer schools:
CHS (9-12) May 24 - June 7th, 8am - 2pm
PV (K-3) May 29th - June 25th, 7:45 - 2:30; Open House May 28, 5-6pm
CIS (4-8) May 29 - June 25th, 7:45 - 2:30; Open House May 28, 6-7pm
C.I.S. Is very thankful for all the presenters on Career Day. Student were able to learn about multiple careers. #DragonNation
Tuesday was student menu choice day! These students chose chicken strips, potato wedges, corn and strawberries. Thank you for a great lunch choice! Thank you also to the kitchen staff for welcoming student input! #DragonNation
C.I.S. menu change for May 20. #DragonNation
Thank you to Farmers State Bank for donating the piggy banks 3rd grade glazed in art. #DragonNation
Mrs. Erickson’s and Ms. Pope’s classes enriched their inferencing skills by putting on their detective ties and solving case files. They read clues, gathered evidence, and made inferences using the clues provided and their schemas. Then, the students presented their case files to their fellow detectives to share their case-solving strategies. Lots of fun and problem solving while staying engaged in learning! #DragonNation
4th grade science day. One of the rotations was constructed paper airplanes and then students got to test them. They really enjoyed this! #DragonNation
The 5th grade trip to The Amelia Earhart Museum was a success! I will post pictures shared with me on the CIS Facebook page. #DragonNation
Polar Bear Simulation from last Wednesday in Ms. Pope's classroom.
Students participated in a Project Lead the Way activity, where our classroom became the arctic tundra, and the students were polar bears. They had to travel from iceberg to iceberg in five steps, or less, with a maximum of two polar bears per iceberg. After each round they had to collect three pieces of food (the blocks) to survive-if they were unable to do this after the round was complete, they were in danger! In round two, due to environmental changes icebergs were split or melted-students got to experience the effect and they absolutely loved it. #DragonNation
Thank you families for helping me build a love for reading with your students this year. I’m proud of the progress we made and look forward to more reading and making next year in the library! ❤️📚 -Mrs. Pennington
