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Reese Powers (Charles Mix County) received the Touchstone Energy Scholarship for November 8, and Katie Gretschmann (Bon Homme) received the Touchstone Energy Scholarship for January 27.
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Avon cheerleaders and Cheer Coach Becky Haenfler recently hosted the Little Pirates Cheer Camp on January 29. There were 48 little cheerleaders from grades preschool through eighth grade that attended camp.
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Every month a Avon High School student is recognized for their academic effort, good character, overall good behavior, and treating everybody with kindness. Students who win this award receive perks: one bag of beef sticks from Southside Meats; a Concession Stand Ticket from Scott and Theresa Swier for a bag of popcorn and a drink; 5 Chamber bucks from Avon Community Bank; a gift certificate for a burger, fries, and a drink from Tolsma’s Cove; $5 gift certificate from Deb and Nyla’s; 25% off of prom flowers from the Flower Shop; a free Pirate T-shirt from the Avon Booster Club; and the student of the month parking spot.
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When a middle school student wins the student of the month, they get $5 Chamber Bucks from Avon Community Bank, a Gift certificate for a burger and a drink from Tolsma’s Cove, Avon Pirate gear from Cahoy’s service, concessions stand ticket from Mrs. Swier, and a Student of the Month yard sign from the Avon Booster Club.
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Student of the month is to recognize students on things they have done really well academically, as well as their achievements, behavior and contributions to Avon School.
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February 2 was the one hundredth day of school for the Avon School District. To celebrate this day, Mrs. Benita Khulman’s first grade class participated in several one hundred day themed activities. Students were dressed up like they were one hundred years old and made “Day One Hundred” hats.
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Resilience is defined as the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties. On Wednesday, February 2, grades seven through twelve had the opportunity to listen to a speaker talk to them about resiliency. Ryan Dannen, a sergeant in the army, presented information to help kids deal with the emotional baggage associated with growing up. He offered advice. “Don’t stay silent.” “Take a moment to think about the things that affect you negatively.” “Say things from a positive perspective.”
Read moreMarch 15, 2022 is the deadline for ARCPLC election and enrollment signup.
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