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Red Ribbon Week: Dream Big, Stay Drug Free!
Our students dressed up as their future careers to show us all the amazing things they can become! From helping others to serving their community, the possibilities are endless when they make healthy choices.
Our students dressed up as their future careers to show us all the amazing things they can become! From helping others to serving their community, the possibilities are endless when they make healthy choices.
Red Ribbon Week at Charter Oak-Ute!!!
Yesterday, we wore RED to show our commitment to being DRUG FREE!
Red Ribbon Week is a great reminder of the importance of making healthy choices and staying drug free. By wearing red our students and staff showed their support for a safe, healthy, and drug free future.
Together we can make a difference.!
Yesterday, we wore RED to show our commitment to being DRUG FREE!
Red Ribbon Week is a great reminder of the importance of making healthy choices and staying drug free. By wearing red our students and staff showed their support for a safe, healthy, and drug free future.
Together we can make a difference.!
3rd grade celebrated finishing their Animal Classification unit by transforming into zoologists. They brought their own animals and practiced classifying their animals and other various activities.
Congratulations to our 6th-8th grade Bobcats of the Week: Kaden Riggs, Hunter Lingle, and Leah Kiepe.
Congratulations to our 3rd-5th grade Bobcats of the week: Taylor Goslar, Lauryn Bernholtz, Brody Hudson, and Britzady Factor.
Congratulations to our 4 year old- 2 grade Bobcats of the Week: Liliana Bentz, Londyn Bernholtz, Blaire Lee, Kiley Schwade Kropf, and Chloe Amunson.
Congratulations to our 3 year old Bobcat of the Week, Bryar Thies.
Bobcats went yellow for bus safety!
In honor of School Bus Safety Week, our students and staff wore yellow to show our support for keeping our students safe on the road.
Yellow is our reminder of how important it is for everyone to do their part to protect our students. From stopping for school buses to staying alert in school zones. Every action makes a difference!
In honor of School Bus Safety Week, our students and staff wore yellow to show our support for keeping our students safe on the road.
Yellow is our reminder of how important it is for everyone to do their part to protect our students. From stopping for school buses to staying alert in school zones. Every action makes a difference!
The 4 year old preschool classes had a special visitor yesterday when Kelly from the Nature Center stopped by to teach them about teeth!
The MVAOCOU Cross Country team finished off an amazing year at their Conference Meet in Moville on Saturday.
JH boys did phenomenal with Zach Hudson coming in 6th place, earning himself a 1st Team All-Conference Medal.
JH girls did exceptional with Hannah Peitsch coming in 10th, earning herself a 1st Team All-Conference Medal. Not far behind with very respectable times were Morgan Teut in 16th and Lydia Kiepe in 17th. Which all led to the JH girls team taking 2nd Place in the Conference Meet. Great job!
JH boys did phenomenal with Zach Hudson coming in 6th place, earning himself a 1st Team All-Conference Medal.
JH girls did exceptional with Hannah Peitsch coming in 10th, earning herself a 1st Team All-Conference Medal. Not far behind with very respectable times were Morgan Teut in 16th and Lydia Kiepe in 17th. Which all led to the JH girls team taking 2nd Place in the Conference Meet. Great job!
Next week, we will be recognizing Red Ribbon Week, a nationwide celebration that raises awareness about the importance of living a drug free life.
Red Ribbon Week is an opportunity to remind our students that the choices they make today can have a lasting impact on their health, happiness, and future. It encourages young people to make healthy decisions, resist peer pressure and understand the dangers of drug and substance use.
Families, we encourage you to take a few minutes to talk with your children about making safe, healthy choices and the importance of staying drug-free. Together we can help our students build a brighter future.
Red Ribbon Week is an opportunity to remind our students that the choices they make today can have a lasting impact on their health, happiness, and future. It encourages young people to make healthy decisions, resist peer pressure and understand the dangers of drug and substance use.
Families, we encourage you to take a few minutes to talk with your children about making safe, healthy choices and the importance of staying drug-free. Together we can help our students build a brighter future.
Mr. Nutt's 8th grade Health Class recently finished learning about carbohydrates, proteins, fats, and nutritional labels. As a result, they did a healthy snack project to show their understanding of the material they covered in class. This project helped students gather information on the benefits of eating healthy and promoting a healthy lifestyle through foods! Everyone in the class had the opportunity to enjoy some healthy snacks from each group! Great job everyone!!
During Friday's Bobcat Reading Celebration the following students were recognized as Reading Superstars! Brydan Rosburg, Lindy Vogt, Axie Gray, Liam Loftis, Rayleon Peterson, Xavier Dodds, Remington Nelson, Taylor Goslar, Laynee Delancey, Luna Peterson, Jesbriane Delgado, Leon Vice, Natalia Godina, Addie Weinbrandt, Blaire Lee, Mara McAndrews, and Kiley Schwade Kropf.
Second grade presented at the first quarter Bobcat Reading Celebration on Friday. They did an amazing job as they shared several Fall and Halloween poems.
The CO-U Bobcats had a great time wrapping up National School Lunch Week with a Crazy Hat or Hair Day.
The Junior High Choir wraps up the week by practicing Ode to Joy with handbells, ukuleles, and glockenspiels.
Congratulations to our 6th-8th grade Bobcats of the Week. Casey Skarin, Lincoln McCall, and Hannah Peitsch.
Congratulations to our 3rd- 5th Grade Bobcats of the Week. Remington Nelson, Ryatt Nelson, Liam Loftis, and Willow Raymie.
Next week CO-U will be recognizing School Bus Safety Week and reminding our students, families, and community about the importance of staying safe on and around the our buses!
Every student deserves to arrive at school and return home safely each day. By teaching and practicing safe habits, we can help protect our students and ensure our drivers can do their important job safely.
Let's all wear yellow on Wed. Oct. 21st to celebrate and remember the importance of this week.
Every student deserves to arrive at school and return home safely each day. By teaching and practicing safe habits, we can help protect our students and ensure our drivers can do their important job safely.
Let's all wear yellow on Wed. Oct. 21st to celebrate and remember the importance of this week.
