Congratulations Zachary Storaasli!

Congratulations to Zachary Storaasli for winning the 5th grade District Spelling Bee. We are so PROUD of you! 

We also want to congratulate our other participants for being so courageous and putting themselves out there on stage.  

6th grade: Wyatt Mintken and Priscilla Hester

5th grade: Sarah Bopp

4th grade: Azlyn Anderson and Olivia Caldwell Vineyard

Zachary Storaasli recieving his 1st place ribbon and certificate. ​​​

January Books!

January Book Trust Books... Pictured here are first, second and third graders reading and sharing this months books from Book Trust, sponsored by Village Green, a local non-profit.

Thank you Village Green and Book Trust!

Spelling Bee Fun!

Hope School students in the fourth, fifth and sixth grades were participating in Grade Level Spelling Bees this afternoon. Mrs. Spencer facilitated the 4th grade, Grace Shelton (CFHS student leader) facilitated the fifth and Mrs. Majors facilitated the sixth grade.  

The students that qualify for moving on the the District Wide Spelling Bee are: 

Sixth Graders: Wyatt Mintken and Priscilla Hester 

Fifth Graders: Sarah Bopp and Zachary Storaasli

Fourth Graders: Azlyn Anderson and Olivia Caldwell-Vineyard

The District Wide Spelling Bee will be held at Sandpoint High School on Tuesday, January 23rd with registration beginning at 4:30 pm and the Spelling Bee at 5:00 pm.

Congrats Wildcats!!! 

Rainy Day Schedule

Rainy day schedule.... In addition to playing in the gym students have the opportunity to play chess, build interesting towers with the blocks (good team work) and play Math games. 

Yes, Math Games!

One 5th grade student showed three first graders how to set up a chess game.

Kindergarteners Too!

Featured here are the Kindergarten students with the same Snowman task as the 4-6 grade students. 

Fun In Mr. Peterson's PE Class!

In Mr. Peterson's PE class today students had to work as teams to develop a snowman out of the items they were given. They had to communicate with one another and then tell a story about their snowman. The students selected a spokesperson but they had to come up with the story all together. Pictured here is Mrs. Majors' Homeroom students.  

Hope Memorial Community Food Drive

Hope School Students K-6 participated in the Hope Memorial Community Center Food Drive.  The Advanced Math students in 6th grade coordinated the food drive with Mrs. Kiebert.  They collected, counted and calculated per capita each day. They then graphed the results so every one could see the progress. First place Mrs. Major's homeroom per capita was 18.9 and second place Mrs. Reichart's 2/3 class was 14.6.  

The students pictured here then had the privilege and responsibility to organize and deliver the goods to MCC. The center's Christmas Giving Program supports families in the Hope and Clark Fork areas.  Thank you to all that participated and made this happen.  Your generosity is amazing!