Notice: The IAS Board of Education has adopted a revised calendar.
~Winter break is extended by one additional day- classes resume on Jan 3.
~The snow make up day on March 20 is now a regular session day.
https://www.ironwoodschools.org/page/annual-school-year-calendar
Check out the new podcast from GOISD. This first episode features our principal, Mrs. Nigh!
https://youtu.be/MEhBCjYYiDc
The sixth graders learned about tides and currents as they listened to one of 167 podcasts as they walked the track and enjoyed the nice weather. The Walking Classroom devices are a great supplement to our curriculum.
Ever thought about a career in the school system?
Ironwood Area Schools is seeking applicants for several positions, such as full- and part-time paraprofessionals and a part-time teacher.
For details, visit :
https://www.ironwoodschools.org/page/employment-opportunities.
Absenteeism has a big impact on a student's academic performance. A student who is considered on track has attended at least 95% of the current school days. Have questions or concerns about your child's attendance? Contact the office to get an attendance check up on your child.
A huge shout out to Mrs. Stehlik & her students for bringing Mrs. Lavinder's vision to life! She asked for a large hat/mitten tree for her students. With just a photo and approximate size info, her students created this simple yet effective final product.
Notes from Mrs. Jacisin about a school visitor a paraprofessional and two students brought to her this morning.
Golden-crowned kinglet.
This little bird can be found here year round although some will migrate south. Diet consists of bugs. These two little birds were sitting on the sidewalk in an energy saving technique called torpor. They lower their body temperature, heart rate and cellular respiration to conserve body fat and energy. When the temperatures rise and it is light out they will shiver to generate heat and come out of torpor. One of the little birds warmed up in the hands of the student and within seconds of being placed on my hand flew off. The other little bird took longer. These birds live in conifers and consume bugs. In the winter they find hibernating bugs on the pine needles. They weigh less than a nickel.
Snow Day!
Ironwood Area Schools is cancelling all classes and events today due to ongoing inclement weather concerns. Tonight's Board of Education Meeting will be rescheduled.
Stay safe!
There will be a Two Hour Delay in Ironwood today to allow plow crews time to clear the roads. Stay safe!
Ironwood Area Schools has metal working items for sale.
If you are interested in bidding, please visit -
https://www.publicsurplus.com/sms/ironwoodsd,mi/list/current?orgid=988225
IAS is seeking candidates for a Maintenance Worker position.
Interested in joining our team? Want to learn more about this exciting opportunity? Check out our website for the job description and application.
https://www.ironwoodschools.org/page/employment-opportunities
Spirit week is once again upon us! Here are the dress up days planned for the week, starting this coming Monday. Go ahead, show off your school spirit!
Currently seeking paraprofessionals and substitute teachers!
Do you love working with children? Considering a career in education? Check out our employment page for opportunities to join the team at IAS!
https://www.ironwoodschools.org/page/employment-opportunities
Red Devils in the News!
Congratulations, Von, for joining the Samsons!
IAS Students had an excellent first day of school learning from peers and staff. All students reviewed school-wide expectations for behavior in multiple settings.
Together, we learned to do things the Wright Way!
24 IAS Staff members attended the PLC Institute this week! We learned together about how this important process will help us continue our work of making Ironwood Area Schools an even better place for children to learn and grow!
Can't wait to see you at Back to School Night!
Red Devils in the News!
Summer is a great time to catch up on your reading, and the Ironwood Carnegie Library has much to offer to children and families for summer literacy support.
Red Devils in the News!
Check out this great article featuring our summer food service program - Meet Up and Eat Up. Ironwood Area Schools provides one of the only such free meal programs in the region! Free meals for anyone 18 and younger, M-F, at Depot Park.
Children are enjoying Ironwood’s summer lunch program at Depot Park! Lunch is served to all children under the age of 18 from 11:00 to noon Monday through Friday! Come out and join the fun!
Have a wonderful summer Ironwood students! We will see you in August!
