The 3rd grade Iditarod is canceled for today. Next Friday is the make-up day.
Monmouth-Roseville reached out to us this morning and said after all of the rain yesterday their fields are not playable today. We will be rescheduling for Tuesday
May 3rd. On May 3rd varsity baseball and softball will play doubleheaders in Morrison and the F/S baseball team will play two 5 inning games at Monmouth.
Just a reminder the high school track meet at Erie has been moved to tomorrow April 22nd.
Tonight's high school softball and baseball games have been postponed until Tuesday May 10th due to the oncoming rain and the real fell temps in the upper 30's. Both teams will play a Varsity followed by F/S doubleheader in Morrison that day.
Weather permitting, tonight's high school softball and baseball teams will play doubleheaders in Morrison. There were no umpires available to have a F/S baseball game at Riverdale.
This came to us from Sauk - While it is targeted to the sophomores, if you are a junior and want to attend to gather information, I'm very sure they won't turn you away!
Dual credit classes are a great way to get a jumpstart on college - definitely worth considering!
The junior high Jack and Jill track meet for tomorrow night had a date change. It is now going to be Monday, April 25 instead. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Act now! The Easter discount on MHS yearbooks ends this Friday.
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The high school softball and baseball games are cancelled for today. We are working on a make-up date. The conference has a rule for game day temps. If the real feel temp for 5:00 pm is below 40 teams are not to play games. Currently that temp is listed as 31 and back into the 20's for 7:00 pm.
Because of the wind and the wind advisory, tonight’s junior high track meet with Rock Falls has been canceled. We are working on a make up date. There will be no practice.
Easter Special! 4/16-4/22 yearbooks will be 10% off. Get your 2022 MHS yearbook while they last.
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Attached is a preview of our top 10 winter moments.
Last week, our 6th grade class won the building wide “class cup” for weekly good behavior. This week they’ve been treated to some different rewards during homeroom for winning. Yesterday was a popcorn party. After they filled up on popcorn they were allowed to have a popcorn food fight with the remainder of it for 45 seconds. Here is the aftermath.
Due to some recent network changes, Skyward is currently inaccessible from outside the school district. It could take up to 24 hours for the changes to take effect. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
With the current rain and forecast of continuing rain tonight's High School softball game is going to be cancelled.
As part of our 6th grade ELA curriculum, our students have been reading and learning about schools in Africa. On March 25th, the 6th grade class sponsored a bring a friend dance to raise money for not only the school they’ve been in contact with, but also our local Rotary. Several of our 6th grade students were able to attend the Rotary meeting today and presented them with a check for $825. Another $825 will be sent to the school in Africa. Way to go 6th grade!
Tonight's High School baseball game has been cancelled. Currently the softball games are still on.
Friendly reminder that today is an early dismissal at 1:05 (Northside @ 12:55).
Just a reminder that this Wednesday (4/13/22) is an early dismissal at 1:05 pm.
U.S. Navy Petty Officer Luis Ortiz visited Morrison High School’s Law Survey and American Government classes on Thursday, April 7 to discuss the role of Judge Advocate Generals (JAGs) in the U.S. Navy, and to provide an overview of a sailor’s day-to-day experiences aboard a naval ship. Petty Officer Ortiz discussed the career-related benefits to service in the U.S. Navy, including job training in a wide range of careers and a path to post-service employment.
He also fielded questions from students on a number of topics, including the advantages and drawbacks of naval service; the length of a typical deployment; encounters with hostile actors on the high seas; cell phone policies aboard ships; and dating in the U.S. Navy.
Members of Morrison High School’s Key Club chapter served as volunteers during the Morrison Kiwanis Club’s annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 9 at Kiwanis Park. Key Club members distributed plastic eggs filled with candy prior to each round of the event; the rounds consisted of children ages 0-2; 3-4; 5-6; and 7-9. Morrison High School senior Brady Wolf welcomed participants and provided directions to the assembled guests in his role as announcer.
Pictured are Key Club volunteers Karalynn Kirkpatrick, Sarah Weston, Santana Sawyer, Allison Ferguson, Keaton Hull, Lauren Rubright, and Danielle Fulton. Not pictured are Key Club Easter Egg Hunt volunteers Clara Bush, Jenna Dykema, Tanna Frederick, and Allison Taylor.
