CO-U Bobcats of the Week: 3 year old- Arya Rosburg, 4 year olds- Harmony Misko-Cedeno & Colt Gray, Kindergarten - Kaiser Pape, 1st- Mara McAndrews, 2nd- Jesbriane Delgado, 3rd- Emmie McAndrews, 4th- Bentley Watt, 5th- Lizzy Burroughs & Rayleon Peterson, 6th- Wyatt Teut, 7th- Lincoln McCall, and 8th- Dallas Lavendar.
Blue was the color of the day as CO-U students showed their support for World Diabetes Day. Even those without blue enjoyed coming together to build awareness and learn about diabetes. Together we can show support for those living with diabetes, acknowledge those affected, and remind everyone of the importance of education, understanding, and research.
Blue was the color of the day as CO-U students showed their support for World Diabetes Day. Even those without blue enjoyed coming together to build awareness and learn about diabetes. Together we can show support for those living with diabetes, acknowledge those affected, and remind everyone of the importance of education, understanding, and research.
The CO-U students showed their patriotic spirit this week by wearing red, white, and blue or camo in honor of Veterans Day. We are proud to see our students showing their appreciation and support for the brave men and women who have served our country.
Today and every day, we are thankful for the sacrifices made by our veterans to protect our freedom.
Today and every day, we are thankful for the sacrifices made by our veterans to protect our freedom.
The CO-U students showed their patriotic spirit this week by wearing red, white, and blue or camo in honor of Veterans Day. We are proud to see our students showing their appreciation and support for the brave men and women who have served our country.
Today and every day, we are thankful for the sacrifices made by our veterans to protect our freedom.
Today and every day, we are thankful for the sacrifices made by our veterans to protect our freedom.
CO-U 4th grade is growing their minds by reviewing the life cycle of a plant and learning the various ways to grow a plant. Mrs. Green brought her love of plants into the classroom and taught the students how to propagate spider plants! They can't wait to finally put those plants in the dirt and take them home.
The CO-U School was honored to have Homer Hall Post 66, Legion Post 442, and Ute VFW 5605 represented at our school today for Veteran's Day. Commander Derek Meyer led the program with the Address given by 1st SG. Brian Whitead. The Junior High Band and Choir performed for our visitors. And the Student Council completed the White Table Presentation. Thank you to our Veterans for coming today and for your service and bravery.
CO-U 4th grade couldn't resist having a little fall fun in front of these beautiful trees outside the school. This is amongst many of the memories they have made so far and a peek at what's to come this year.
Youth basketball meeting tonight at 6:30 pm in the gym.
Congratulations to our Bobcats of the week 6th- 8th Grade.
Samsen Schumann, Emmit Maynard, and Bailey Kuhlmann.
Samsen Schumann, Emmit Maynard, and Bailey Kuhlmann.
Congratulations to our Bobcats of the week 4th-5th Grade.
Lindy Vogt, Quinn Hadden, and Endry Rodriguez.
Lindy Vogt, Quinn Hadden, and Endry Rodriguez.
Congratulations to our Bobcats of the week K- 2nd Grade.
Maddie Kuhlmann, Whitley Kuhlmann, Hunter Mustard, and Madden Goslar.
Maddie Kuhlmann, Whitley Kuhlmann, Hunter Mustard, and Madden Goslar.
Congratulations to our Bobcats of the week PK3- PK4.
Adelynn Miller, Cecilia Staley, and Ivy Christophersen.
Adelynn Miller, Cecilia Staley, and Ivy Christophersen.
The CO-U School would like to invite our students to wear red, white, and blue or camo on Wednesday, Nov. 11th to honor our veterans.
Reminder to our CO-U families: there will be no school on Friday, Nov. 6th as well as Monday, Nov. 9th. Enjoy your extended weekend!
The CO-U first grade is learning about the Early World Civilizations. They have been studying Mesopotamia and their civilization. Yesterday, they learned about ziggurats and did a directed drawing of one.
Our 4th graders have been getting their hands dirty during science!
During the month of October they studied the difference between a chemical and physical change. They tested if the amount of vinegar mixed with baking soda determines how big the balloon got. This mixture creates a chemical change and produces carbon dioxide.
During the month of October they studied the difference between a chemical and physical change. They tested if the amount of vinegar mixed with baking soda determines how big the balloon got. This mixture creates a chemical change and produces carbon dioxide.
A spooktacular Halloween tradition!
Our CO-U students had a wonderful time dressing up in their Halloween costumes and trick-or-treating at our local businesses and service providers. It was a fun filled day full of smiles, laughter, and Halloween spirit.
A huge thank you to our local business and faith communities for welcoming our students, handing out treats, and helping make this special tradition possible. We are grateful for your generosity and continued support of our school!
Our CO-U students had a wonderful time dressing up in their Halloween costumes and trick-or-treating at our local businesses and service providers. It was a fun filled day full of smiles, laughter, and Halloween spirit.
A huge thank you to our local business and faith communities for welcoming our students, handing out treats, and helping make this special tradition possible. We are grateful for your generosity and continued support of our school!
A spooktacular Halloween tradition!
Our CO-U students had a wonderful time dressing up in their Halloween costumes and trick-or-treating at our local businesses and service providers. It was a fun filled day full of smiles, laughter, and Halloween spirit.
A huge thank you to our local business and faith communities for welcoming our students, handing out treats, and helping make this special tradition possible. We are grateful for your generosity and continued support of our school!
Our CO-U students had a wonderful time dressing up in their Halloween costumes and trick-or-treating at our local businesses and service providers. It was a fun filled day full of smiles, laughter, and Halloween spirit.
A huge thank you to our local business and faith communities for welcoming our students, handing out treats, and helping make this special tradition possible. We are grateful for your generosity and continued support of our school!
CO-U 2nd Grade are busting out the rulers for Math class as they learn how to measure in centimeters.