Members of the GTRA Band volunteered their time to honor those who gave the ultimate sacrifice by performing patriotic tunes at Graettinger’s Memorial Day Service on Monday.
Check out these great photos taken this past weekend at Light Up the Hill! It was requested that the school use our drone to take aerial photos of the cemetery on Friday May, 24th. The pictures turned out great! We were happy to be a part of and help capture images of the event!
It's complete! Jessie C. finished her quilt project!!
Fun Fact:
Our graduating Class of 2019 earned a total of 583 college credits by taking advantage of our many dual-enrollment options on campus here in Graettinger, Ruthven, online, and on the Iowa Lakes campus sites! Dual-enrolled students completed an average of 26.5 credits, edging out the previously set record of 23.46 by the Class of 2018.
A few specific celebrations:
Blake Miller and Isaac Eldridge nearly completed the HVAC and Farm Equipment / Diesel Tech programs and Arielle Roth joined Anna Sorenson as the second Titan to complete an Associates degree before receiving her diploma!
The students in Applied Sewing Techniques and Textiles finished a project which involved creating critters drawn by Transitional Kindergartners. High School student Jessie delivered the creations to a very appreciative group of students on Thursday afternoon.
Kindergarten children receiving their individual awards and graduation diplomas.
Kindergarten graduation in Terril!
Students in Unified Science conducted trials of erosion prevention methods using their own ideas for materials. They then worked with their group members to conduct research and present their best prevention method considering the costs, benefits, and negatives to the method.
Middle schoolers enjoyed their PBIS day by going to the Wellness Center, bowling, and playing games at the school.
Students in Accounting working on their business simulation. They are given hundreds of business transactions and must record them, write checks, create memorandums and more. At the end of the project, they will have simulated a business's accounting cycle for an entire year.
Students preparing to take the ACT now have a free resource provided to them through ICCOC and EdReady to better prepare for the ACT Math. Follow the directions on the flyer to set up your free account!
No Boundaries students from GT/RA, Okoboji and Spencer got together for the first time. In addition to food and fun, students explored their personality types and how they relate to working as a team.
Per tradition, 8th graders wrote letters to their senior self today. They will receive these letters in the mail during their graduation week in 2023.
Environmental Science took a break from our planet to explore how moon phases affect tides, evidence of the Big Bang, and how elements found on Earth originate in stars through nuclear fusion.
Good Luck to our GT/RA varsity girls track and coaches as they are heading off to state track
7/8 choir students visit with former Terril teacher Sally Fairchild at the sing along today!
The fencing is going up around the construction in Terril.
Senior Trip last week to Sioux Falls paintballing and eating at a hibachi grill #CarKaraoke #OnionVolcano #RiceBallToss #OKAYYOUGOTME!
Industrial Technology students have been putting finishing touches on their burnt wood technique projects.
Titan Ladies Track update: 4 X 200 is going to state. #12th seed time. Toni Alesch in 100 M with #10th seed time and she also has the #5 seed time in the 200. 4 X 200 team of Macy Alderson, Kate Sorenson, Madie Hough and Toni Alesch. Alternates are Sierra Kluever and Claudia Hall.