A great big shout out to Dickinson Soil & Water Conservation District for hosting the Outdoor Classroom.
GT 6th graders participated in nine stations including; Trees, Monarchs & Pollination, Drones, Wetland Water Fowl, Boating Safety, Macro Invertebrates, Dog Training, Soil Health, and A Nature Walk.
We had a great learning experience




Titan Nation wants to thank Lieutenant Governor Adam Gregg for stopping by today to tour our facilities.
“Small Schools are important to Iowa and I’m impressed by the investment that has been made by these communities to have first class facilities, so that kids can have all the opportunities and perhaps more than they would have in some larger schools.” - Lt. Governor Adam Gregg
Thank you again for stopping by Titan Nation!
After a lot of trial and error - and crashing to the floor - the Physics chairs are starting to take form!

Interior Design students got the chance to work with “customers” (random classmates) to design and style a room. Communication is a key component in the design process, so we are working on our descriptive words and visual components!

Building Trades class took today to learn about using a hammer… with some fun! Setting up the game “Hammerschlagen” for practice! Each student takes one swing at the mail in the board, whoever hits their nail in first wins!

Back in action after the Labor Day weekend!



Yesterday, students in Miss Harris's 2nd grade classroom practiced writing sight words.
Last week, Mrs. Harris found a praying mantis in her backyard. She brought it to school for both Kindergarten classes to look at in the outdoor classroom! We opened the container to let it out and walked away. It flew out and landed on Mrs.Benjamin. It crawled up her leg and then onto her finger.
The '21-'22 No Boundaries students from GT/RA, Okoboji, and Soencer have been onboarding and working on practice projects. On September 8, after hearing pitches from local businesses and community groups, they will choose the projects they will work on for the year.

Freshmen Geography students learning to use Iowa road maps- copying the scale, finding north, following highways, and most difficult HOW TO FOLD

Physics students are starting the year with a project utilizing the engineering process. Each student will build a fully functional chair of their own design using nothing but cardboard and school glue.



Congrats to GT Junior, Alissa Palsrok who won her first IMCA sport mod feature a few weeks ago. Check out the article for full details! Way to go, Alissa!
#titanproud
https://outsidegroove.com/2021/08/alissa-palsrok-first-victory-and-a-proud-dad/?fbclid=IwAR3mN8UyWz3gW-yLe_Cuv0T1BfazHO0lsZNT7q0wrxkIjDAc5dNNchWzZCI

Starting the year with a welcoming Social Emotional learning activity- using Birthday Buddies to break into groups for self reflection discussions.

The GTRA FFA livestock judging team competed in the State FFA Livestock CDE on Saturday, August 28, 2021 at Iowa State University.
The team earned a silver overall. They also ranked 3rd in the goat division and 4th in the swine division.
The team included Jadyn Joyce, Adri Krieger, Mara Koenck, and Josi Reiman.

Industrial Tech Projects students are designing birdhouses. Students are researching the birds in the area to understand the habitat. Stay tuned for the finished projects!


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Good Luck, Titan Football!
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Seniors working on skittles of life game. Student had to pick how they would spend their 20 skittles on a range of items such as insurance, savings and rent.




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Considering being a Substitute or a Paraeducator? The Governor has lifted the emergency proclamation and current rules are now back in effect.
Check out this site for the requirements and how to sign-up to be authorized.
https://www.plaea.org/professio.../substitute-authorization/

'Klepper told her students it was time to clean. But the mood shifted before the hum of children sorting through outdoor gear, books and papers could even start. Twenty-four pairs of eyes filled with worry...'
Click the link to read Mrs. Klepper's, Mr. Myers's & Mr. Lewis's account of how the CARES Act funds have helped the students of GT/RA.
https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/education/2021/08/16/iowa-schools-shore-up-mental-health-services-cares-act-funds/8149605002/

