This was a fun STEM challenge from Mrs. Goss. Students were given 3 cups, 6 wide popsicle sticks, and 3 index cards to create something to keep their ducks off of the top of their desk. (Think "the desk is lava")
They had 20 minutes to try several different ideas and decide on the best one.
Second and third grade summer school learned about the history of the Olympics, read a short passage, and then "wrote the room" to answer questions about main idea and details by matching puzzle pieces hidden around the room. Mrs. Goss led students on this fun activity.
UPDATE: All school supplirs are taken care of!
Students of Skyline school are welcome to attend a Back to School Bash, August 1st, from 5-7. Students will have access to pick out the supplies needed for their new year, get free haircuts and visit a few booths from the community including fingerprinting by the Douglas Country Sheriff's Office!
Starting at 7 is a free foam party! Please bring a towel to enjoy this outside fun!
The Skyline R-II School District has an opening for school secretary with a start date of July 22nd, 2024. The applicant must be extremely proficient on the computer, including Google Drive, Microsoft Word and Excel and the ability to learn other software. The applicant must also be pleasant and efficient with excellent attendance. In addition, one of the main priorities for this position is to schedule and coordinate all substitute employees for the district. Sometimes this requires time outside of the school day, including early morning planning and making sure that a substitute is available to cover every absence. Prior office experience is preferred. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Applications are located our website or can be picked up from Skyline School. Please contact Donnie Luna, Superintendent, at dluna@skyliner2.net for more information.
The "Olympics" Theme set the stage for lots of activities to collect data to create bar graphs and line graphs digitally. The last week of summer school activities for the 5th and 6th graders included events such as puzzle quests, hula hoop one legged balancing, the Toilet Plunger "Torch" Relay (pictured), Big Bubble Blow Up competition (pictured), and the final field trip of worn out little ones!! It was a great, activity filled 8 days! Thank you students who attended! Enjoy your summer off, make memories with family and we look forward to August to see your faces once again!
During the last 8 days of summer school the 5th and 6th graders created and painted sensory paths and activity areas onto our concrete pad for all ages to enjoy! Colorful, creative work!
Summer School 2024 - Theme: Summer Olympics
Pictured are: Ray Hurt, 8th grade
Grace Rystad, 8th grade
Kennedy Hinote, 7th grade
Bonnie Garner, 7th grade
Jersey Hall, 8th grade
Student are holding their paper mache Grecian Urns they made from balloons, paper cups and bowls
Now Hiring!
Skyline School is now accepting applications for full time Janitor position. Our applications can be found at the school, on our website or email dluna@skyliner2.net. Please drop off or email your applications or questions to dluna@skyliner2.net
Preschool, kindergarten and 1st grade made medals and torches for the Summer Olympics.
This just in: Field Day will take place today around noon.
Skyline School is operating the Seamless Summer Option during our summer school session. This program provides free breakfast AND lunch for anyone age 18 and younger. ALL summer school students will get FREE meals throughout summer school, but you do not have to be a student to receive meals. Anyone age 18 or younger can join us during meal times to receive free breakfast and lunch. Breakfast is served from 7:30-7:50 am and lunch is from 11:30-11:55 am. May 6th-24th
More Pictures from the Discovery Center!
Upcoming Events:
Field Day April 29th.
Graduation on April 30th. 6pm. Kindergarten, then 8th grade. Congratulations to the Class of 2024!
Awards Ceremony May 1st at 2pm
Last day of School May 1st.
Summer school, May 6th-24th.
2nd through 5th grade enjoyed their end of the year, Discovery Center adventures today!
1st grade enjoyed making towers using spaghetti sticks and marshmallows!
Teacher Appreciation Week!
Thank you, Teachers, for all you do for our students!!
Shout out to Skyline Alumni Dustin Johnson received the Solo Player of the Year tonight at the MSU West Plains athletic banquet!
Some of our students participate in sports outside of school. Shown here is Skyline's very own, Paige Jonas, competing at Regionals Cedar Rapids, Iowa. She was 7th in bars, vault, and floor. We're so proud of her! Great Job Paige!!
Congratulations to Melinda Hall! Enjoy this beautifully made Custom 8th grade quilt!
From the desk of our P.E. teacher, Shane Gray: Connect 4 photos from various grades.
