The Umpire Senior Class will be hosting the annual cake walk at the Fall Festival on Friday, Oct. 28th! They are accepting donations of cake mixes, icing, and disposable, aluminum pans from now until Oct. 27. Donations of premade cakes and desserts will be accepted on Thursday, October 27 and Friday, October 28, at the Umpire School.
The Blue/White Game for our Umpire JR Basketball Teams is tomorrow, Friday, October 14th at 5:00 p.m. We hope to see you there!
Our sixth grade students had fun extracting DNA from strawberries!
Emmanuel A, a student at Umpire School has been recognized as Student of the Quarter in his Virtual Arkansas Class = Arkansas Hospitality & Tourism. Congratulations to Emmanuel. We are so proud of you!
CRSD is offering all students an opportunity to receive learning services at their school on Mondays! This is to help our students "soar" academically! It can be homework help, catching up on missing work, or just a place to work quietly in a school setting on schoolwork with a teacher available. There is no formal registration, no commitment to every Monday, and it is open to all grades. If possible, just let the principal know your child will be coming. Click the link below for more details!
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1J6rNL9CN2AAAfeLJ7nTRyOYAbK3bQSHz8Yh_b0d5mlc/edit?usp=sharing
Preschool started fire safety week in centers today!
CG Roxane, Crystal Geysers in conjunction with Nashville Sheriff’s office, Brian McJunkins, provided CRSD Umpire Campus with 48 cases of water. Thank you to Officer Smith for delivering the water. We appreciate CG Roxane and Nashville Sheriffs Office for all your support.
The Umpire Cross Country, Track, and Basketball teams hosted their 5K Zombie Run last night! We want to thank all who participated in the event and those who sponsored our student athletes for the events. We also want to thank our coaches, Mrs. Shawna Powell and Mrs. Phoebe Pinson, for organizing all of this, and our local first responders and resource officer, Brandon Smith, for making sure our participants were safe.
The Umpire Cross Country, Track, and Basketball teams hosted their 5K Zombie Run last night! We want to thank all who participated in the event and those who sponsored our student athletes for the events. We also want to thank our coaches, Mrs. Shawna Powell and Mrs. Phoebe Pinson, for organizing all of this, and our local first responders and resource officer, Brandon Smith, for making sure our participants were safe.
The Umpire Cross Country, Track, and Basketball teams hosted their 5K Zombie Run last night! We want to thank all who participated in the event and those who sponsored our student athletes for the events. We also want to thank our coaches, Mrs. Shawna Powell and Mrs. Phoebe Pinson, for organizing all of this, and our local first responders and resource officer, Brandon Smith, for making sure our participants were safe.
First place went to Umpire Senior Yahir Garcia.
Second place went to Umpire Freshman Emmanuel Albiter.
Third place went to Umpire Freshman D'Art Duboise.
Fourth place went to Umpire Freshman Savanna White.
Fifth place went to Kynlie Snyder.
Black and Silver Basketball 2022. Eagle Strong!
Mrs. Sandy Alexander's 5th and 6th grade classes participating in a pledge to be a good digital citizen. The Elementary librarian, Ms. Laken Kirby had the students pledge to be prepared, be respectful, be responsible, and be safe when using the Chromebooks and other technology here at school. #digitalcitizenship
King Arts Festival 2022!
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Mrs. Frachiseur's class doing the morning pledge!
CRSD is now accepting card purchases for gate entry and concessions at our athletic events!
Senior High Black & Silver tonight! Click the link below for a schedule of events. Our K-12 students get in free and can claim a free popcorn with their coupon. Come out and support our Eagles!
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Mrs. Reid’s Umpire Geometry class working on a volume lab. After learning to calculate volume, the students were required to measure and calculate the volume of objects using metric calculations. They had to measure out the amount of water that they calculated the object to hold and were graded on the accuracy of both their calculations and their measurements.
Umpire 7th grade students in Mrs. Reid's math class, make "magic fold" study guide books in preparation for a unit test. The books allow students to place problems and questions on one portion and with a "magic fold" the answers show on the other side. Students have to work the problems and place both problems and answers on their study guide books. The class can then pass each other's books around and work the problems the all students created for extra practice prior to the unit test.
