The 9th Grade FACS class had the honor of taking the 1st Graders' Monster Drawings and "bringing them to life!" They created their monster(s), wrapped them, and delivered them to the 1st Graders.
The 9th Grade FACS class had the honor of taking the 1st Graders' Monster Drawings and "bringing them to life!" They created their monster(s), wrapped them, and delivered them to the 1st Graders.
The 9th Grade FACS class had the honor of taking the 1st Graders' Monster Drawings and "bringing them to life!" They created their monster(s), wrapped them, and delivered them to the 1st Graders.
Happy Holidays! Love, Kingsville Elementary's 4th Grade Class
Food Drive Update!
High School is still holding the lead with 170 donations, but Elementary is catching up fast with 121! 🚀
Tomorrow (12/12) is the FINAL day to bring in your items!
📍 Elementary drop-off: Mrs. Schoenherr’s office
📍 High School drop-off: Mrs. Cederquist’s office
And don’t forget — the winning group earns a movie + popcorn party next week! 🍿🎥
High School is still holding the lead with 170 donations, but Elementary is catching up fast with 121! 🚀
Tomorrow (12/12) is the FINAL day to bring in your items!
📍 Elementary drop-off: Mrs. Schoenherr’s office
📍 High School drop-off: Mrs. Cederquist’s office
And don’t forget — the winning group earns a movie + popcorn party next week! 🍿🎥
The 7/8th grade choir took a trip to Holden to sing Christmas Songs at Holden Manor for the residents and stopped by Brillhart Music to sing for Francis. They did an awesome job!
There are only 2 days left to bring in your food drive donations!
High School is still in the lead with 142, and Elementary has 85!
🔹 Elementary drop-off: Mrs. Schoenherr’s office
🔹 High School drop-off: Mrs. Cederquist’s office
Please don’t leave items in the bins — they might not get counted toward your school’s score!
🎉 Remember: The winning school earns a popcorn + movie party!
High School is still in the lead with 142, and Elementary has 85!
🔹 Elementary drop-off: Mrs. Schoenherr’s office
🔹 High School drop-off: Mrs. Cederquist’s office
Please don’t leave items in the bins — they might not get counted toward your school’s score!
🎉 Remember: The winning school earns a popcorn + movie party!
What's a Christmas-Gram? I want one! Order forms going home soon!
High School is in the lead for our district food drive competition!
High School: 54 items
Elementary School: 42 items
We’re collecting non-perishable food items and hygiene products. NHS and Student Council will be taking donations all week long through this Friday. All donations support the Holden Food Pantry. Keep the donations coming! ❤️🤍
High School: 54 items
Elementary School: 42 items
We’re collecting non-perishable food items and hygiene products. NHS and Student Council will be taking donations all week long through this Friday. All donations support the Holden Food Pantry. Keep the donations coming! ❤️🤍
🎶❄️ It’s Winter Concert Week! ❄️🎶
Our K–2 Winter Concert is happening THIS Thursday at 6:00 PM in the school gym, and we can’t wait to kick off the season with some sparkle and song!
✨ Student Arrival: Please have your performer here by 5:45 PM so they can find their spot with their class and get concert-ready.
Bundle up, bring the family, and get ready for an evening of adorable performances and festive cheer! 🎤🌟
Our K–2 Winter Concert is happening THIS Thursday at 6:00 PM in the school gym, and we can’t wait to kick off the season with some sparkle and song!
✨ Student Arrival: Please have your performer here by 5:45 PM so they can find their spot with their class and get concert-ready.
Bundle up, bring the family, and get ready for an evening of adorable performances and festive cheer! 🎤🌟
🎉 Junior Class Prom Fundraiser 🎉
Join us for a Taco & Nacho Bar to support the Junior Class Prom!
📅 Monday, December 16
⏰ Doors open for dinner at 4:30 PM
🌮 Build-your-own tacos and nachos
💵 Cash donations accepted
Join us for a Taco & Nacho Bar to support the Junior Class Prom!
📅 Monday, December 16
⏰ Doors open for dinner at 4:30 PM
🌮 Build-your-own tacos and nachos
💵 Cash donations accepted
9th grade FACS spent the week making Fruit Pizzas! They seemed to enjoy it.
Peyton selected to make a Kings Cake during her selection in Regional Cuisine. She did a great job and it turned out delicious!
The 8th graders participated in a teambuilding activity during 8th grade Health class today. They worked together very well.
Happy 67th Day of School!
KINGSVILLE FOOD DRIVE | December 8–12
NHS and STUCO are hosting a district-wide Food Drive to support the Holden Food Pantry.
We’re making it a friendly competition:
K–6 vs. 7–12
The winning group will receive a Movie and Popcorn Party.
Donations will be accepted only from December 8–12.
Please donate:
• Non-expired non-perishable food items
• Hygiene products
Drop-Off Locations:
• K–6: Mrs. Schoenherr’s office
• 7–12: Mrs. Cederquist’s office
📣 Hey Kingsville R-1 families!
Just a friendly holiday reminder that Popcorn Order Forms AND Santa Workshop Forms are DUE THIS FRIDAY, December 5th!
Get those forms in and help us spread some holiday cheer! 🎅🎁
Thank you for supporting the Kingsville R-1 Booster Club! ❤️💛
Just a friendly holiday reminder that Popcorn Order Forms AND Santa Workshop Forms are DUE THIS FRIDAY, December 5th!
Get those forms in and help us spread some holiday cheer! 🎅🎁
Thank you for supporting the Kingsville R-1 Booster Club! ❤️💛
Good morning,
First of all - thank you everyone for your patience and understanding of how difficult weather related decisions about school can be. Days like Monday are even more difficult as the snowfall did not follow the script and we got more, and longer, than we were expecting. We went from being ok, to thinking it would pass and by 3:15 it would clear and roads would be treated, to we need to start getting folks home as it is just getting worse.
Tomorrow (Thursday) morning it is going to be very cold. Please keep morning bus riders inside, or in your vehicle, until the bus pulls up. Our drivers have been instructed to wait at each stop to allow for this. Anytime we have snow and/or ice on the ground our bus drivers are going to go slower than normal, and we want it that way. Our kitchen staff is excellent...when our buses run late, breakfast will be waiting. During the winter months, if you are able to, please consider picking your child up in the afternoons to help reduce bus route times as much as possible. If it is a tranportation change from the normal just let our front office know and we will facilitate.
As a parent I know that wearing a coat is not the cool thing to do, but please nudge these kiddos to dress warm. I am running out of subtle ways to tell our adolescent males that refusing to put on a coat (or even full length pants) in the winter doesn't make you look tough. Let's all also help our kids by monitoring potential symptoms of illness, blow your nose, wash your hands, cover your mouth when you cough or sneeze, and stay home when you are sick.
Thanks again. I hope to see you all at some upcoming games and concerts!
Jay Fleeman
First of all - thank you everyone for your patience and understanding of how difficult weather related decisions about school can be. Days like Monday are even more difficult as the snowfall did not follow the script and we got more, and longer, than we were expecting. We went from being ok, to thinking it would pass and by 3:15 it would clear and roads would be treated, to we need to start getting folks home as it is just getting worse.
Tomorrow (Thursday) morning it is going to be very cold. Please keep morning bus riders inside, or in your vehicle, until the bus pulls up. Our drivers have been instructed to wait at each stop to allow for this. Anytime we have snow and/or ice on the ground our bus drivers are going to go slower than normal, and we want it that way. Our kitchen staff is excellent...when our buses run late, breakfast will be waiting. During the winter months, if you are able to, please consider picking your child up in the afternoons to help reduce bus route times as much as possible. If it is a tranportation change from the normal just let our front office know and we will facilitate.
As a parent I know that wearing a coat is not the cool thing to do, but please nudge these kiddos to dress warm. I am running out of subtle ways to tell our adolescent males that refusing to put on a coat (or even full length pants) in the winter doesn't make you look tough. Let's all also help our kids by monitoring potential symptoms of illness, blow your nose, wash your hands, cover your mouth when you cough or sneeze, and stay home when you are sick.
Thanks again. I hope to see you all at some upcoming games and concerts!
Jay Fleeman
Wednesday, December 3rd. Bus 2 is running behind schedule today as it takes extra precaution on rural roads. Bus riders please stay warm and be patient. Thank you.
Tonight's home basketball games have been moved to tomorrow. We hope to see you there!
