📚Central's Scholastic Book Fair is coming soon! 📚
Students will have the opportunity to browse and make a wishlist of items this week during their library time! 📋 Then, toward the end of the week they can make their purchases either before school or on Thursday evening at our Family Night.
This is a great chance to encourage independent reading and help students discover new favorites! ✨ More details on e-wallet payment options coming soon, but cash is always accepted (no checks, please) — we can’t wait to see everyone there!
Students will have the opportunity to browse and make a wishlist of items this week during their library time! 📋 Then, toward the end of the week they can make their purchases either before school or on Thursday evening at our Family Night.
This is a great chance to encourage independent reading and help students discover new favorites! ✨ More details on e-wallet payment options coming soon, but cash is always accepted (no checks, please) — we can’t wait to see everyone there!
🗓️Showing up matters! ✅
Our students with perfect attendance so far in 2026 were treated to a donut! 🍩✨
We’re proud of their dedication and can’t wait to celebrate even more attendance wins this year. Take a look at some of our "sweet" moments!
Today’s 5th grade grammar lesson in Mrs. Jacob's class was "up in the air!" ✈️ Students explored prepositional phrases by flying paper airplanes and describing where they went—over the desk, under the table, across the room! Learning by doing makes it stick! ✨
These ladies in Mrs. Johnston's room worked so hard during inside recesses to complete this detailed puzzle! 🧩 It was quite the feat! Here's to the next challenge because none is too big for them! 🧠
🏺Our 6th graders are traveling back in time in Miss Garzee's class! ⏳ Yesterday they studied Ancient Egypt and tried their hands at writing in hieroglyphics 🐍📜
A snapshot of many days in Mrs. Johnston's 4th grade classroom filled with exploring, laughter, and growth. ❤️ This classroom has been buzzing with curiosity, creativity, and plenty of fun moments along the way this year! From art to marshmallows to slime to basketball: this group is always learning, creating, and having a blast together both in and outside the classroom!
🎉 Perseverance in Action! 🎉
January Perseverance winners = determination + grit 💪
We celebrated our Perseverance Character Trait winners with a well-deserved clap-out and a special donut treat today. 🍩👏
So proud of these students for sticking with it, even when things get tough!
January Perseverance winners = determination + grit 💪
We celebrated our Perseverance Character Trait winners with a well-deserved clap-out and a special donut treat today. 🍩👏
So proud of these students for sticking with it, even when things get tough!
Mrs. Dilley’s 4th grade class is getting hands on with science. As part of our unit on plants, students are participating in a bean plant experiment to see how different types of light affect plant growth. We are growing beans under a heated light and fluorescent light and observing which one helps plants grow better.
Join us for the K-6 Family Night - Olympic Edition!
Thursday, February 19th
5:30-7:00 p.m.
Central Intermediate School
Sign up using the QR code on the flyer!
🎉 Double reward time!! 🥳
Miss Cassidy's 4th grade class earned a bring your own snack day from earning enough rewards for good behavior at their specials (PE, Library, Music, and Art) AND earned free time from meeting their classroom respect buck goal!! Way to go!
Our Monmouth-Roseville K-6 Young Authors program is right around the corner. All students from kindergarten through sixth grade are encouraged to write, illustrate, and submit an original story. Please encourage your student to write and submit a story! Due to weather interruptions, we have extended the deadline for submission to Tuesday, February 17, 2026. Happy Writing!
A shift in our learning for today also shifted the meal plan a bit for tomorrow! Here's the latest! The rest of the week should be the same.
Tuesday Breakfast:
Dutch Waffle
Raisel
Assorted Juice
Tuesday Lunch:
Beef Teriyaki
Mashed Potatoes
Corn
Grape Juice
Birthday Cake
This is the Monmouth-Roseville School District with a message for our parents:
Due to anticipated dangerous temperatures and wind chills, Monday, January 26th is an E-Learning Day for all students. Students in grades 9 to 12 should log into their device to find the activities for the day. Students in grades Kindergarten to 8 should work on the packet of activities that was sent home from the teacher.
Due to anticipated dangerous temperatures and wind chills, Monday, January 26th is an E-Learning Day for all students. Students in grades 9 to 12 should log into their device to find the activities for the day. Students in grades Kindergarten to 8 should work on the packet of activities that was sent home from the teacher.
A little glimpse of inside recess in Mrs. Johnston's 4th grade classroom! 😊 With temperatures too cold to go outside 🥶, students enjoyed games, conversations, and time to recharge while building friendships.
Our 5th graders in Miss Collins' class have been busy measuring matter in science this week! ⚖️📏 Students practiced using tools, collecting data, and exploring physical properties through hands-on investigations.
#HandsOnLearning #STEM #MeasuringMatter #YoungScientists
#HandsOnLearning #STEM #MeasuringMatter #YoungScientists
We’re grateful to our School Resource Officer, Officer Myers, for speaking with our 5th graders about online safety. 💙 Students learned valuable tips on responsible internet use, protecting personal information, and making safe choices online. 💻🔒
Service in action! 🙌 Our 6th Grade Student Advisory Team (SAT) delivered donations from our food drive and animal shelter drive last Friday.
Thank you to our students and families for supporting these meaningful causes and helping others in need. 🐶🥫💙
Thank you to our students and families for supporting these meaningful causes and helping others in need. 🐶🥫💙
Lights, camera, questions! 🎬🎤 Our 5th graders in Mrs. Jacob's room loved interviewing each other and learning fun facts about their classmates. This activity helped build speaking skills, listening skills, and classroom community!
📚 Students in Mrs. Milroy’s 6th Grade ELA classes have been making silent reading a priority—and they got to break the silence! They shared what they’ve been reading with a classmate and discovered new stories, genres, and interests along the way. ✨
Chain by chain, Miss Laughlin's 6th graders are building something amazing! 🙌📄 It is more than paper—it’s teamwork, goal-setting, and perseverance in action! 👏 #PaperChainChallenge #Teamwork
