Don't forget to set up your student's eWallet account for cashless, stress-less shopping. Friends and family can even contribute funds! Set one up here: https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/channingisd #ScholasticBookFairs
Texas Ed. Code 37.113, Notice to Parents of Channing ISD Re. Threatening Statement
We are notifying you that today, October 24, 2024, the Administration received a report that a District student made a statement that could be considered a threat to do harm to the school. Upon learning of this possible threat, school administration immediately informed the Hartley County Sheriff’s Office and convened the District’s Threat Assessment and Safe and Supportive School Team. The administration, in cooperation with law enforcement and after consultation with the Threat Assessment and Safe and Supportive School Team, determined no imminent threat to students or staff exists. Law enforcement will determine if any criminal conduct occurred, and may take action as it believes is warranted. The District will pursue appropriate disciplinary action in accordance with the District’s student code of conduct if a student engaged in any misconduct involving a threat.
Channing ISD administration places student safety as a top priority and will always consider a threat to be credible until determined to be otherwise. We will continue to work diligently to keep your students and our staff safe from harm. If you have any questions or concerns about this notice, please contact me at 806-235-3432.
Thank you,
Dr. Misty Heiskell
Day of Ag field trip at WTAMU:
8th grade students learned about making feed rations and why they are important in feeding animals, the process our meat goes through from pasture to plate, and where the different cuts of meat are taken from. Students learned the difference in dairy cows and how milk gets processed, and made a little ice cream.
Along the way, they met lots of friendly people as they toured the whole Ag complex and our Careers class students got to show off the communication skills they have been practicing and their awesome interviewing skills as they asked many good questions and spoke with the Ag Ambassadors.
Thank you to Windows on a Wider World for sponsoring this great event for our students!
Princess Pamper: Cheer and Sparkle Fundraiser. Girls Pre-K-5th are invited wear their princess dresses to join the cheerleaders for an afternoon of face masks, nails, making bracelets, and more! Saturday, November 16th 10:00-2:00 Cafeteria.
Contact Miss Lusk for more information.
1st Grade Warm Fall Cozy Night Basket 4th Grade Concession Stand Basket and Weighted Koala Silent Auction Item.
3rd, 5th, and 6th grade class raffle items--
Silent Auction Item-Boot Jack made by junior Ashton Hale, 2nd grade Class Raffle Items, and Bingo Prizes!
Silent Auction Items: Channing T-Shirt Quilt made by Carolyn Romero, Fuzzy Mirror, Cowgirl Pillow
Please see the attached schedule for Fall Festival on October 25th. Wristbands are $10 each or $40 per family. These are good for all games EXCEPT Bingo and the Cake Walk.
Cake Walk and Raffles require tickets--these can be purchased at the Fall Festival for $1 each. Bingo is cash only: $5 entry fee, $1 per card, and .25 per game.
Stay tuned--pictures will be posted of Silent Auction, Bingo, and Class Raffle Prizes!
Our Culinary Students are making cakes for the cake walk on Friday! Cone see us at our Fall Festival. Friday, Oct. 25th from 6:30-8:30.
You don't want to miss Bingo Night sponsored by the Senior Class. They have secured some great prizes including a Family 4 pack of Sod Poodle Tickets, gift cards, and A dental package from Dr. Crawford. Drinks and Snacks will also be available for purchase during BINGO.
The junior class will be providing a Mexican Pile-On Meal this Friday from 6PM - 7PM prior to the fall festival. The meal will be served in the cafeteria of the school. Tickets MUST be purchased in advance. Tickets are $10 each.
6th graders showing off their texture paintings from art class...
Congratulations to 5th grader Stratton Smith for receiving a positive office referral today for answering so many questions in math and staying on task even when things were hard. Way to go, Stratton!
Revised: The October Hat Day for PTO will be Thursday, October 24th. Students and staff may pay one dollar to wear a hat all day.
School WILL be in session Monday, October 14th, Columbus Day.
The junior class is selling tickets for a Mexican Pile-On dinner for the Fall Festival for $10 each. The Fall Festival will be held Friday, October 25th and the meal will be served at 6:00 pm. You must purchased a ticket ahead of time to be able to eat.
Next week is Breast Cancer Awareness Week! Watch the video for dress-up days.
https://youtu.be/VdOoe0v5I5w?si=OBu4dsOaBk_OnMoT
Shout out to Quin Moore, his mom, Libby, and Mrs. Dahl for decorating our lounge and providing snacks for National 4-H Week. We appreciate you!
Congratulations to 5th grader Alexa Tellez for receiving a positive office referral today for working hard in everything she does, being kind and respectful to others, and a dependable classmate. Way to go, Alexa!
