Welcome Mason to The Lost tooth club!
Umpire's Vincent Van Grow is growing fast--literally! Our first snake pup has grown 8.5 inches since we began tracking, and it looks like he's gained a few new friends along the way! Stay tuned to watch these slithery stars keep growing!
A big thank you to Cheyne Manning from Farm Bureau for bringing The Soil in Jackie’s Garden books and an Educator’s Guide to Umpire School! Our students are excited to dig into learning about soil, gardening, and the world around them. We appreciate Farm Bureau’s continued support of education!
🔌⚡ Shocking Science at CRES! ⚡🔌
Our curious and creative 4th graders have been diving into the world of electricity! 💡 They conducted an exciting experiment to complete a series circuit and light up a small bulb using some zesty and starchy power sources!
Using lemons, potatoes, a penny (for copper), a galvanized nail (for zinc), and gator clip wires, students tested different combinations to see what could power the light.
✅ Success with 6 lemons
✅ Success with 4 potatoes
✅ And our final surprise combo: 4 potatoes, 3 lemons, 1 orange, and a lime lit the bulb too! 🍋🥔🍊
We love seeing science come alive in the classroom. Way to go, 4th grade scientists!
Ms. Laken’s Child Growth & Development class at Umpire put their learning into action by creating a nutritious snack for preschoolers! Students prepared a delicious mix of Greek yogurt, fresh fruit, granola, peanut butter, and honey—a perfect balance of taste and nutrition for growing kids.
Hands-on learning at its best!
Umpire Kinders are hard at work! They’ve been practicing writing the letter of the week—Qq—and working on CVC (consonant-vowel-consonant) words in Ms. Lamb’s class. Building strong foundations, one letter and word at a time!
Huge thank you to Kinder Songs for coming to teach CRPS in a fun and exciting way. Thank you to the preschool for scheduling them and inviting the rest of the campus!
Umpire Preschool Sign-Ups!
Umpire Star Students of the Month – March !
These students have shown outstanding character, hard work, and leadership in and out of the classroom.
Front Row: Kage Ellis, Henry Wilson, Roman Ellsworth, Matthew Nolen
Back Row: Evelyn Salaises, Martin Salaises, and Jayson Dunson
Keep up the great work—we’re proud of you!
Way to go, CRES Fourth Graders!
We’re thrilled to celebrate the amazing progress our fourth-grade students have made in Lexia! Your focus, determination, and hard work are truly paying off. Keep pushing forward and striving for greatness—your efforts are making a difference!
We’re so proud of you!
Umpire Summative Test Schedule!
Students, be sure to charge your Chromebooks and charge your brains by getting plenty of rest and a nutritious breakfast! Let's finish strong!
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Click the link below to view CRHS announcements for this week! Use the link inside the document to access the most up-to-date sports schedules!
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Happy School Librarian Day to the amazing Mrs. Hunter! She is such a blessing to CRES. Thank you for creating a space where imagination grows and readers are made every day. We’re so lucky to have you!
Happy School Librarian day to Mrs. Terry Alexander! We appreciate all you do for the students and staff at CRHS!
All CRSD campuses will be dismissing early today at 1:30 p.m. due to today's threat of potentially severe weather and flooding. Thank you for your understanding, please stay safe.
Todos los campus del CRSD saldrán temprano hoy a la 1:30 p. m. debido a la amenaza de posibles condiciones climáticas severas e inundaciones. Gracias por su comprensión, por favor, manténganse a salvo.
Congratualtions to Ms. Dee's Kindergarten Class for winning 'The Fastest Class" at CRPS for the 4th 9 weeks!
Welcome Hannah Goethals to The Lost Tooth Club!
Umpire School is proud to offer amazing CTE programs that give students hands-on experience and real-world skills to prepare them for the future! From Family & Consumer Sciences to Agriculture, Business, and beyond, our students are learning valuable skills that will set them up for success in college, careers, and life.
We’re excited to see our Wildcats grow and thrive through these incredible opportunities!
Before all this rain, Umpire art students took their creativity outdoors, exploring different textures in nature and capturing them in their drawings! We can’t wait for more sunshine and opportunities to create outside again soon!
