After lots of practice, 1st grade had a reader's theatre and presented to both 2nd grades and Willson's kindergarten. They performed "Little Red Riding Hood," "The Three Billy Goats Gruff," and "The Little Red Hen."
ND Success Club for grades 3rd, 4th, & 5th!
FAFSA Application Workshop: BY APPOINTMENT - Monday, March 18, 3:30 - 6:30 p.m. in the Notre Dame High School Library. To set an appointment please call Michele Willson at 319-754-8431 ext. 354. Or email michele.willson@bnotredame.org. Appointments will be made in 30 minute increments.
The 16th Annual Father /Daughter dance is coming soon!
This coming Tuesday! Please Join us!
Notre Dame M Power U students with the position statements the class presented at SE Iowa Days in February. Madalynn Knapp & Jack Drew traveled to the State Capital with other M Power U students. Notre Dame was well represented as Miss Knapp and Mr Drew impressed all
Notre Dame National Honor Society students were in charge of the dessert table at the Knights of Columbus fish fry at St. Mary’s church hall.
Jazz Night 2024 photos courtesy of Mansheim Designs! For these photos and more please check out the gallery at Mansheim Designs - http://mansheimdesigns.pixieset.com/
The ND Elementary lost and found racks are overflowing once again. These items have been turned into the office from the grounds, gyms, and other school areas! Please come to the school during the hours of 7:45 to 3:30 to pick up and claim. We will be donating all unclaimed articles on March 6th.
Congratulations to Caden Schwenker, Lauren Krieger, and Alyvia Denning for being the winners of the Optimist Club club Essay Contest. Alyvia placed third, Caden was second, and Lauren finished in first place.
My name is James Hunold and Notre Dame allowed me to have a sweats day on February 15. I can not thank everyone who donated to my project enough. The total amount of donations from Notre Dame to my project was 868 books and 126 coloring books. This amount of donations is amazing and I can not thank this school and its students enough.
Mark your calendars! Notre Dame's Gym Size Garage Sale is scheduled for April 13th. Clean out your attics, closets, basements and garages and drop off your items at the ND gym on April 11 and 12 between 8:00 & 4:00. No large appliances or mattresses. All proceeds benefit Burlington Notre Dame.
ART CLUB
SESSION SEVEN
K-2: March 5, 12, 19 (Tuesdays)
Gr. 3-5: March 6, 13, 20 (Wednesdays)
Parents:
K-2 will trace, cut, watercolor and string together a banner of egg-shaped ovals.
Gr. 3-5 will construct egg (and other) shapes with fusible beads (melty or Perler beads).
$15 per student.
Please plan on student coming each of 3 weeks.
Checks payable to Notre Dame ES. Tagline: Art Club.
Cash sent in will be given to the business office, earmarked for Art Club.
Student name _______________________________________________________
_____ My student will go to day care at 3:30.
_____ My student will be picked up at the ES lobby at 3:30 by ___________.
Always a pleasure and fun! Thank you.
Mrs. Vasicek
email at sharon.vasicek@bnotredame.org
IHSAA District Championship!
Nikes travel to Mepo to take on Winfield-Mount Union Wolves!
If you haven’t get your tickets! let's-pack Mediapolis gym with Nike colors!
Tickets:
https://www.iahsaa.org/tickets/
Tickets:
-Select Basketball
-Select 1A
-Find Mediapolis for Location
Congratulations to senior Elizabeth Hamma! She is the local winner of Daughters of the American Revolution “Good Citizen” Award.
State wrestling: Notre Dame-West Burlington/Danville wrestlers go 9-1, lead Class 2A after Day 1
MATT LEVINS mlevins@thehawkeye.com Feb 14, 2024 Updated 16 hrs ago
The Notre Dame-West Burlington/Danville boys wrestling team took care of business on the opening day of the state wrestling tournament Wednesday at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines.
The Nikes went a combined 9-1 in their first- and second-round matches and stand alone atop the Class 2A team standings with 36.5 points.
Mount Vernon is second with 33 points while Osage is third with 27.5, Glenwood is fourth with 27 points and Creston is fifth with 26 points.
ND-WB/Danville sends six of its seven wrestlers into the quarterfinals on Thursday morning.
“We wrestled pretty good. We kept our composure and wrestled our match. We stayed solid and it paid off for them,” Nikes coach Bill Plein said. “We were a little concerned about the guys that were wrestling there for the first time in the big environment, but they all did a good job.”
Colt Boyles went 2-0 at 106 pounds. He pinned Garrett Kuch of Benton Community in 32 seconds in the first round then needed just 10 seconds longer to pin Garrett Pumphrey of Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont in his second match.
Carter Wesr pinned Kaliber Fry of PCM in 5 minutes, 2 seconds in his only match at 113.
CJ Davis pinned Andon Barrick of Iowa Falls-Alden in 3:28 in his lone match at 126.
Top seed Kaiden Dietzenbach rolled to a 16-0 technical fall over Licoln Keeler of Creston in his only match at 132.
He needed just 2:10 to terminate the match.
Kael Cook earned a 9-7 decision over Brandon Briley of Creston in the first round at 138 then was pinned in 3:27 by Blake Fox of Osage.
Dirk Boyles posted an 8-0 major decision over Hewitt Brinegar of PCM in his only match at 150.
Blake Wilson capped the day with 7-4 decision over Owen Klocke of Osage in his only match at 157.
“We talked to the kids that this is kind of like climbing stairs or a mountain,” Plein said.
“As time goes by it gets steeper and tougher.”
Elementary students in Art Club after school made these Valentine hearts with yarn and watercolors. Good job!
First Graders recited, by heart, a Mother Goose rhyme which they learned and illustrated in art class. They performed for every elementary grade and did a great job!
NDWB Wrestlers before leaving for state! Good Luck Boys!
Kindergarten Willson's class celebrating the 100th Day!!
