12/3/22-
IGH Results @ Royall Invite today.
1st place hardware coming home!!
Results:
Lucas C. placed 3rd @120lbs
Elliott B. placed 1st @132lbs
Caden L. placed 2nd @138lbs
Dax S. placed 3rd @145lbs
Tyson I. placed 1st @152lbs
Gavin H. placed 2nd @160lbs
Darren L. placed 3rd @170lbs
Tucker D. placed 1st @182lbs
Bode B. placed 3rd @220lbs
Hudson B. placed 2nd @Hwt
IGH Proud!!
12/2/22 - TONIGHT!!!!!
BBALL- Argyle @ IG - 6:00p JV/7:30p Varsity
Live Stream:
https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/schools/iowagrant-high-school-livingston-wi
GBALL - IG @ Boscobel - 6:00p JV/7:30p Varsity
Live Stream:
https://www.facebook.com/We-Are-Boscobel-108320341688430
GO PANTHERS!!!
Enjoy the December edition of the Panther Press 🐾📃https://www.smore.com/s479x
Celebrating IGHS Staff! We are so thankful for our amazing staff and all that they do! #pantherpride
In what ways can you help your community? That was the question presented to 4th grade students this week in their reading program. One particular story shared how students made cards for residents of a care center. Making cards for local nursing homes was already on our calendar so we took time to make cards when we finished the story.
Art Club students made Holiday Lights for their project on Monday!
The next Art Club meeting is Monday, December 19th from 3:30-5:00 PM.
11/29/22
Good luck to the IG boys basketball teams as they play the first game of season @ Highland tonight.
6:00p JV
7:30p Varsity
Live Stream:
http://youtube.com/hsd53543
Mr. Van Overmeer's 6th Grade Stem Challenge.
Once a month in math the sixth graders work as partners to do a STEAM Challenge (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Mathematics). These challenges encourage them to think critically to create their own solution to a problem. They are designed to incorporate real world design elements with hands-on learning.
The challenge this month was to build a free standing bridge using only six strips of construction paper and a glue stick. Students had thirty minutes to plan and complete the task before testing their build. For the test students added AA batteries until the bridge failed or reached capacity. The winning bridges held 40 AA batteries which is over two pounds!
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Annual Iowa-Grant Toy Drive! Celebrate the season of giving by sharing your new or gently used toys (please no stuffed animals!) and books with the families of the Iowa-Grant School District! If your child has outgrown a toy or that toy they had to have last year has been sitting on the shelf for the last 6 months, now is the time to send it to a new home where it can be loved by another child! Please make sure toys are in good shape and have all their pieces! Toys and books can be dropped off at IGEMS from November 28th through December 7th. We also will accept things for our older students such as new blankets, jewelry, craft kits, sports equipment, card games, etc… If you are interested in sending in a monetary donation please make checks out to the Iowa-Grant School District and mark the envelope Toy Drive. This money will be used to fill some of the specific wish list items. Santa Sacks: Families who are struggling financially and are concerned about providing for their families during the holiday season can sign up to receive a Santa Sack. Santa Sacks will be filled with new or gently used toys from our toy drive donations. If your family is in need of a Santa Sack please contact Darcy Breuer at dbreuer@igs.k12.wi.us to sign up before November 30th . Please include the following things in the email: your name and the best way to contact you, child(ren)’s age and gender, and a wish list of 2-3 items for each child. Staff members will make up a Santa Sack for your family and you will be notified when your sack is ready to pick up at the school. If you have any questions please contact Darcy Breuer at dbreuer@igs.k12.wi.us Thank you for your generosity and for helping us bring the Christmas spirit to our community!
A shoutout to the stars of the high school world, STUDENTS IN ACTIVITIES!
Thank you students for getting involved in the classroom, investing in your futures & being leaders & role models for your community's youth.
There are many activities I-G provides, like FFA, Musical/Play, Forensics, Solo and Ensemble, & many more. Iowa-Grant rocks them all!!! #IGPantherPride
Smile Panthers!! 😀 If shopping on Amazon, please use https://smile.amazon.com/ch/39-6026848 and a percentage of eligible purchases will go to the Iowa-Grant School District.
Iowa-Grant is stronger because of local athletic and school administrators that are passionate about student-athlete success - on the playing field and in the classroom! Thank you to our leaders! #IGPantherPride
THANK YOU, FARMERS!!
Mrs. Kramer’s students learned valuable life skills and were able to spend time with family and friends to enjoy a delicious Thanksgiving meal!
Gymnastics Dodge/Point/IG
Online Store!!
Open until: 11/28.
https://dodgepoint2022fall.itemorder.com/shop/home/
Go D/P/IG Gymnastics!!!
Thank you to our dedicated janitorial, maintenance and grounds crew staff who work behind the scenes setting up and maintaining the game night venues in their community and keeping them in tip-top shape all season long! #IGPantherPride
Iowa-Grant High School students were given the opportunity to write a persuasive essay in which they developed a Clean Energy Transition Plan. The essay contest was sponsored by Iowa County Clean Local Alliance, a project of the Driftless Area Land Conservancy and The Dodgeville Chronicle. To receive bonus points toward their final scores, students had the option to present to their class, the school board, or both. The top three essays from Iowa-Grant won cash awards. Meagan C. received $250 for first place, Lillian W. $125 for second place, and Rylee S. $75 for third place. Great job to all who participated!
Audrey R. was a crucial part of our stage crew this year. She provided creative ideas and strong leadership in painting our set this year. She also helped organize the costumes for the show as part of our costume team. Each cast member on stage had at least one costume change; some students had quite a few! Audrey helped organize and run it all, and our show would not have run as smoothly without her leadership. Congratulations Audrey!
Maddie R.'s leadership and hard work will be hard to replace next year! Apart from her work painting the set, Maddie helped organize and prepare all the costumes in the days leading up to our dress rehearsal. During the show, Maddie ran our sound system, which included managing 9 microphones and 3 instruments in the pit orchestra. It was a new challenge and she handled it well! Congratulations, Maddie!
