Students who participate in activities like sports, art, or music are more likely to stay focused on academics and avoid addictive substances.
During Red Ribbon Week, we encourage all students to think about their futures and how making positive choices today will set them up for success tomorrow.
Stay resilient and drug-free! 👍
Congratulations to BHS English Teacher and Instructional Coach Jill Isley for receiving the Sypersma Leadership and Innovation Award from the Iowa Technology and Education Connection (ITEC)!
The award is presented annually to educators across Iowa who demonstrate exceptional leadership in promoting and using technology to benefit students and staff. It highlights individuals who inspire and innovate within the educational field.
Join us Thursday, October 24, for the 7th-12th Grade Choir Extravaganza! 🎶🎉
Our talented singers will be performing at 7:00pm in the High School Auditorium. See you there!
School buses make frequent stops, so keep a safe distance and stay alert! 🚨🚌
Flashing red lights on a bus mean STOP—passing could endanger students boarding or exiting. As we recognize National School Bus Safety Week, thank you for driving with care!
As we recognize Down Syndrome Awareness Month, we’re proud to highlight the amazing students who make our schools brighter and stronger.
Let's continue to create a community where every student is valued, supported, and able to reach their full potential! 🤝💙
The annual Middle School Fun Night is this Friday, October 18!
🟢 5th & 6th Grades - 3:30-5:00pm
🟢 7th & 8th Grades - 6:00- 8:00pm
➡️ 7th and 8th grade students should not arrive until 5:50pm, as they will not be allowed in the building until 6:00pm.
We hope to see you there!
On Unity Day, we remind everyone that the smallest action can make a difference. Let's make our schools a place where all students are treated with respect, dignity, and kindness. 🧡
Stand up for one another and say NO to bullying
Families, please note: We are releasing students two hours early on Wednesday, October 16. ⏰
Students who participate in the National School Lunch Program are more likely to eat healthier and perform better academically.
We are excited to celebrate National School Lunch Week in the Boone CSD community! 🙌
Apply for Free & Reduced Meals at www.boonecsd.org/page/school-nutrition
On Indigenous Peoples Day, we reflect on the rich histories and diverse cultures of Native American communities. Today, we take a moment to acknowledge and learn from their profound impact on our nation.
PLEASE NOTE: Students have no school on Monday, October 21, to make time for staff professional development. ✍️
Are you or someone you know a Boone CSD alumni? We want to hear from you! Your stories inspire current and future students to reach their fullest potential.
Please take a moment to share your story at https://bit.ly/boonecsdalumnisurvey.
As we recognize Emotional Intelligence Awareness Month, remember that building our “EQ” can improve how we handle challenges and connect with others.
Here’s a tip: Practice active listening in your daily conversations to better understand those around you. Listening opens the door to more connections! 🤝
Child Health Day is the perfect time to focus on students’ wellness. Try these simple tips with your kids today:
✅ Go for a family bike ride or walk
✅ Swap sugary drinks for water or milk
✅ Pack healthy snacks for school
✅ Take breaks from screen time with outdoor play
Healthy choices make a big difference down the road!
One of the most common places fires start is in the kitchen. Here’s how to prevent them:
✅Never leave cooking unattended
✅Keep flammable items away from heat sources
✅Inspect electrical cords and outlets regularly
Learn more about preventing fires at home by visiting www.ready.gov/home-fires.
Happy Fire Prevention Week! 🧯
On this National Instructional Coach Appreciation Day, we shine a light on the mentors and leaders who lift our educators to new heights. 🚀
Your guidance transforms our classrooms into spaces of continuous learning and growth. Thank you for all you do!
Let’s celebrate World Teachers Day by giving a HUGE shoutout to the educators right here and around the world who make classrooms welcoming, engaging places to learn. You make all the difference! 🌍🏫
In Boone CSD, we're proud to prepare our students for the dynamic and growing field of manufacturing. With over 12 million Americans employed in this sector, it's a major force in our economy. 🛠️
Let's inspire our students to become the next generation of innovators and builders. Happy Manufacturing Day!
During National Principals Month, we’re recognizing our outstanding school leaders:
⭐ Autumn Seiler, Ledges Elementary
⭐ Bradley Winter, Franklin Elementary
⭐ Scott Kelley, Boone Middle School
⭐ Emily Sperfslage, Assistant Middle School Principal
⭐ Jon Johnson, Boone High School
⭐ Justin Johnson, Assistant High School Principal
Thank you for all you do to support our students, staff, and community!
Whether it’s cleaning classrooms, setting up for school events, or maintaining our facilities, custodians are essential to student success.
🔴 Director of Buildings and Grounds: Brian Green
🔴 High School: Janelle Needham, Phil Schroder, Tricsha McWilson, Cindy Anderson, Jayce Staebler, Rachel Cruthfield, Samantha Gifford
🔴 Middle School: Reggie Heard, Melanie Williams, Clayton Foster, Rachel Hamilton
🔴 Franklin: Rob Eckard, Mark Gassman
🔴 Crossroads: Lisa Cornelious
🔴 Ledges: Lisa Borkowski, Cheryl Stevens, Dennis Duncan, Tammy Pillow
Please join us in thanking them on National Custodian Day! 👏
