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! 👏
Middle School Fun Night is Friday, October 18! 🎊
Grades 5-6 are invited to attend from 3:30 to 5:00pm. Grades 7-8 may attend from 6:00 to 8:00pm. All events will be taking place in the Middle School Gym.
Families, please note: All students will be released two hours early on Wednesday, October 2. ⏰
Join us in congratulating BHS student Jonathan Aucker on being named a Semifinalist in the 2025 National Merit® Scholarship Program! 🎉
Jonathan plans to pursue a double major in math and physics at a leading STEM college. His goal is to earn at least one PhD and eventually reach and conduct research at the university level. Outside the classroom, he is involved in activities such as dance, theater, choir/chorale, the Raccoon River Conference Honor Choir, and quiz bowl, and he occasionally tutors fellow students.
Jonathan is among 16,000 students nationwide named as semifinalists in the 70th annual National Merit Scholarship program. Over 1.3 million juniors entered the program by taking the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT), which served as an initial screen of program entrants.
➡️ Read more here: https://www.boonecsd.org/article/1789401
National Teacher Assistants’ Day is a time to recognize the incredible individuals who show up every day to help students thrive.
From offering one-on-one support to assisting in classroom activities, your contributions make education accessible to all. Thank you! 🙏
Attention, high school students and staff! Need your pictures retaken? Come to the High School Auditorium between 7:30am and 3:00pm on Friday, September 27. 📸
School safety starts with all of us.
As we recognize #SeeSayDay, we encourage everyone to speak up if they see or hear anything that could represent a potential safety issue. Notify a trusted adult or use this anonymous reporting system: https://safeandsoundiowa.gov.
Together, we can keep our schools safe.
Mark the date, seniors! Jostens Order Day is Tuesday, September 24.
From 11:15am to 12:45pm in the High School Commons, seniors will be able to order class rings, letter jackets, and graduate announcements. Don’t forget to order your cap and gown, too! 🎓
🎓 Meet Brittany McCumber, our Homegrown Hero! Brittany is Franklin Elementary's Secretary and Boone Class of 2012 alum!
Brittany has been married to her husband Tyler for 7 years, and together they have two kids, Brock and Payton, plus their Black Lab, Lambeau! When she's not keeping things running smoothly at Franklin, you can find her cheering on Brock at the race track where he races his winged kart.
We’re so lucky to have Brittany as part of the Boone family! 💚
Today we’re excited to highlight Tasha Faulkner, a member of the BHS Class of 2013! Now serving as a classroom associate, her dedication and support for our students creates a nurturing environment where all kids can thrive. 🤩
Join us in celebrating Tasha and all our alumni who contribute to making our school district a nurturing environment for all students!
One in five children and adolescents experiences a mental health challenge each year, according to the CDC. This means that issues like anxiety, depression, ADHD, and behavioral problems are incredibly common among kids and teens.
The prevalence of mental health struggles highlights that these challenges are part of the human experience—not a sign of personal failure. Seeking help is a vital step toward healing, just like seeing a doctor for a physical illness.
By normalizing conversations around mental health, we can break down stigma and encourage kids and teens to get the support they need. 💚
Did you know? A correctly worn backpack can help prevent spine and shoulder injuries. Here’s how:
✅ Tighten the straps to keep the backpack close to your body
✅ Pack heavier items close to your back
✅ Keep the load manageable at 10-15% of your weight
Consider these tips as we recognize National School Backpack Awareness Day! 🎒
Reminder: Students will be dismissed two hours early on Wednesday, September 18. ⏰
2024-25 Activity Passes are available for purchase! 🎟️
Season Activity Passes are good for entry into all regular season home events! Buy yours now at www.boonecsd.org/o/bcsd-schools/page/activity-ticketing.
During National Hispanic Heritage Month, we celebrate the stories, traditions, and contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans. 🌍
Let’s continue to learn from one another!
Attendance matters! Regular attendance not only helps students grasp the concepts better, but it also keeps them connected with teachers and friends.
Parents and guardians, your role in this is crucial. Encourage your child to attend school regularly and support their academic progress. 🤝
Let us take a moment today to honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001. We remember the heroes who risked everything to save others and our nation’s enduring spirit in the face of adversity.
