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March 12th, 2025
No School Thursday, March 13th
Spring Break March 17th-21st
Girls Basketball Goes to State
The Lady Rams are State bound after beating an undefeated Rangely team 52-29 on Saturday. They will play Burlington at 8:45am on Thursday, March 13 at Blue Arena on their quest for a State title. Good luck to all the players and coaches.
Throw on your blue and come support the Rams!
GO BLUE!
Boys Basketball
Friday night the Rams had an impressive win over Twin Peak Classical Academy 63-35, but fell to Byers on Saturday night 67-53 putting their season to an end.
Congratulations to all the players and coaches on a great 24-25 season!
Pom
Last Saturday, the Pom team performed at the Shamrock Showdown at NJC. This was their final performance of the year!
Congratulations team and coaches on a great season.
Central Plains Equipment Presents Check to Football Team
On Tuesday, Central Plains Equipment presented a RED ZONE check to Akron Athletics. Each year anytime a touchdown is scored the team is paid $25. This year the team scored 49 touchdowns!
Thank you to Central Plains Equipment for you continued support of our student athletes and athletic program!
Class Pictures
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Ameritown
On Tuesday the 5th grade class went to Wray for Ameritowne.
Ameritowne is a program offered to 4th, 5th and 6th grade teachers to help students learn about business, economics and free enterprise in a fun and hands-on way. Prior to going, students are able to apply for jobs by submitting an application and going through an interview. Some of the jobs include Mayor, Bank Teller, Judge, and many more.
Marc Mero Assembly
On Tuesday, motivational speaker Marc Mero delivered an inspiring presentation to students in grades 6 through 12. Marc’s speeches are centered around empowering young individuals to stay on a positive path in life. He emphasizes the importance of mindfulness in their actions and decision-making.
During his talk, Marc engaged the audience with personal stories and relatable experiences, illustrating how the choices they make, particularly in friendships, significantly influence their future. He encouraged students to reflect on their values and the impact of their social circles, reminding them that surrounding themselves with supportive and positive peers can lead to greater success and fulfillment.
Marc's dynamic delivery and heartfelt messages resonated with the students, leaving them motivated to take charge of their lives and make conscious decisions that align with their goals. His ability to connect with young audiences serves as a powerful reminder of the role that motivational speaking can play in shaping the attitudes and aspirations of the next generation.
3rd Grade Celebrate Pie Day
Pi Day is an annual celebration of the mathematical constant π (pi). Pi Day is observed on March 14 (the 3rd month) since 3, 1, and 4 are the first three significant figures of π, and was first celebrated in the United States. 3rd grade celebrated today by making mini pies and playing PieFace!
President Presentations
The 3rd grade has been working on preparing reports on US Presidents. The students were asked to create a figure of their chosen president by using a foam ball and a soda bottle. Today, students had to present their reports to the class.
What's Happening?
Thursday, March 13
NO SCHOOL
8:45 am HS State BKB Akron vs Burlington
Friday – Saturday
State Basketball in Loveland
Monday, March 17
Spring Break
State Knowledge Bowl in Greeley
NHS Spring Service Event
Tuesday, March 18
Spring Break
Wednesday, March 19
Spring Break
3 pm HS JV Baseball at Ft Morgan
Thursday, March 20
Spring Break
Friday, March 21
HS Baseball at Flatirons
Monday, March 24
9 am HS Track at Yuma
Tuesday, March 25
7:30 am Jazz Honor Band at NJC
3 pm HS Baseball at SedgCo
Wednesday, March 26
6 pm Winter Sports Recognition