Monthly Archives: March 2014

Hoglan Carnival raises $800 for Roundhouse project

Team Hoglan donated a quarter of the proceeds from their elementary carnival to Renovate the Roundhouse, presenting a check for $800 on March 6. Team Hoglan, the parent-teacher organization at Hoglan Elementary, organized the Feb. 23 carnival, which was open … Continue reading

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Lenihan holds 8th annual Battle of the Books

Marshalltown Public Library hosted nearly 100 fifth and sixth graders yesterday for the 8th annual Lenihan Battle of the Books Bash. Teams comprised of 4-5 students from Lenihan Intermediate and St. Francis gathered at the library, each earning a spot … Continue reading

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Marshalltown student art on display at State Historical Building

Artwork by Marshalltown Community School District students is on display at the State Historical Society of Iowa as part of the 2014 Youth Art Month Show. Lenihan students Suan Deih Sang, Renna Neuan, Nathan Davenport, Autumn Tiernan, Lisbeth Cervantes, Jasmine … Continue reading

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Governor, Lt. Governor to hold North Central STEM town hall meeting

Gov. Terry Branstad and Lt. Gov. Kim Reynolds will be at Fisher Elementary Wednesday, March 12, for a town hall meeting about the importance of giving students a great education in science, technology, engineering and math. It will begin at … Continue reading

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Marshalltown selected for teacher leadership program

Marshalltown Community School District is in the first group of Iowa school districts selected to launch teacher leadership systems next school year. Teacher leadership systems will allow teachers to work in greater collaboration with colleagues and school administrators to improve … Continue reading

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Seventh grader yearns for knowledge

When it comes to work in his seventh grade science class, Miller Middle School student Dameon Schumacher wants to learn right away. “He wants to know things right then and there,” said Miller teacher Kaitlyn Fish. “He is constantly working … Continue reading

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