At the December Board of Education meeting our November Students of the Month were celebrated for demonstrating the character trait of honesty! ! Congratulations to Brian Miller, Aiden Agee, Wyatt Greene, and Hennisy Pestka (not pictured). Thank you for doing things, “The Wright Way”!
Students from Ironwood, Bessemer, and Wakefield participated in the Women in Welding program sponsored by the GOISD. The students had fun creating different projects while learning some welding skills.
Accent! and the Ayer Street Voices put on another outstanding performance this evening! Thank you to all who came out to support our long tradition of vocal music in Ironwood!
Ironwood secretaries are rocking their festive shirts since they are always on the NICE list!
We were very fortunate to have many of our Ironwood Public Safety officers spend time at school today. We had a great day with no incidents. Officer Zawodny spent the entire day with us talking with students and ensuring that staff and students were safe! Thank you all!
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Staff and students have been enjoying Christmas activities!
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School will be closed on Monday, December 6, 2021, due to inclement weather. There will be no after school practice for any athletics. Stay safe!
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Do you have any unused trees?
October Students of the Month!
Thank you, Eliana Sparpanic, Quincy Sheffler, Jaelyn Novascone, and Lexi Holm for displaying the character trait of fairness at IAS!
Thank you for doing things the Wright way!
While 7th graders in Mrs. Stehlik’s class were home for distance learning, they learned how to run the glowforge laser engraver in the IAS Makerspace. Students submitted designs to their Google classroom and Mrs. Stehlik showed them how to import the designs into glowforge software so that they could engrave them onto the wooden bank boxes that they made in the wood shop.
Check out this Newsletter from the IAS Yearbook Class!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/19kV4bACcEJg38Ghr0B4gxdTQ9Chhpouk/view?usp=sharing
Thank you to Mrs. Ahnen, Mr. Nowicki, and Ms. Larson for their excellent work in setting up our sensory hallways! The students will be excited when they return to school!
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Congratulations, Alaya!
Mrs. Sim’s class learned the history of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade balloons and began designing their own. They hope to incorporate writing and possibly constructing their balloons when they return to school. This was a fun distance learning lesson!
Mrs. Sandell’s psychology students tried to adapt to a visual field altered with inversion goggles. It was quite challenging!
Mrs. Sandell’s psychology students colored and labeled parts of the brain along with some brain functions. They formed them a into hats so they could see the structures and functions in relation to their own heads.
