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Online registration for the 2023-2024 school year is open!
Emails were sent to families yesterday with registration information and instructions. If you have any questions, please call the school at 563-674-4164.
Jenna Stevens with Ag in the Classroom visited Delwood last week. Our fifth grade students worked on developing drink flavors. This team developed the winning combination for a new drink flavor! Natalie helped come up with the name. They called it “Bluelicious”!
Our second grade students spent the morning at Camp Read-A-Lot!
Our kindergarten, first and second grade classes went to the Maquoketa Library to learn about their summer reading program this week. They also went to Little Bear Park, where they had lunch and spent some time playing!
Our three year old preschool students have been enjoying some camping activities in their classroom. They have gone fishing, grilled some food, built a campfire and roasted marshmallows. They have also enjoyed sleeping in the tent during rest time!
Our fifth and sixth grade students went to Chicago last week. They visited the Brookfield Zoo and the Museum of Science and Industry.
There's nothing better than ice cream on a hot day! Our first grade class enjoyed making and eating ice cream today!
The 2nd grade class put on their safety goggles and became "mad scientists" in STEM this past week. Following the scientific method, they defined a question, made predictions, conducted an experiment, made observations, and drew conclusions. Judging from their expressions, they may have been a bit surprised that this crazy, fun experiment was done using common household items.
Due to a scheduling conflict the Delwood May School Board Meeting has been moved from 5/15/23 to 5/16/23 at 5:30 pm. Thank you.
A note from the Maquoketa Athletic Boosters...
The Maquoketa Athletic Boosters would like you to consider volunteering your time at one, or more of the shifts available at this summers baseball/softball concessions. Last year our club profited almost $9000 from these concessions alone, and it isn't possible without the help of our athletes families. Our club generously provides for our athletes every year and we could really use your help. Please copy this address to sign up - https://signup.com/go/GQsjDCa. Thank you in advance for all you do for our athletes. If you have any questions please feel free to email Sheila Pauls at spauls1020@hotmail.com and she can assist you in signing up.
Thank you,
Maquoketa Athletic Boosters
First grade took advantage of the beautiful weather during media class yesterday and enjoyed reading outside.
Rain earlier today meant inside recess. Thanks to our amazing PTO, we have an amazing array of new activities and games for our students to enjoy when the weather keeps us inside!
Three of our third grade students competed in Battle of the Books last week. They finished in third place!
Our first and second grade classes had an amazing field trip to Eden Valley this week! They started the day with a hike of the trails where they learned about several different flowering plants and how to spot poison ivy! Students enjoyed the look out tower and the swinging bridge. They also toured the Nature Center, where they saw live animals.. Students learned about all 5 animal groups and even got to see a real hawk! They spent time at the park, played nature games and made leaf rubs! Clinton County Conservation delivered an amazing experience for our students!
We are still having some phone issues, but we believe calls to 563-574-4164 will go through. If you are not able to get through on that number and need to reach the school, please email Melinda Hackman at mhackman@delwood.k12.ia.us.
Our phones are currently down. If you need to contact the school, please email Melinda Hackman at mhackman@delwood.k12.ia.us. Thank you!
Here is some of the amazing artwork that was on display for Fine Arts Night.
Delwood hosted Fine Arts Night last week, where our band students played music and art work was on display!
Jenna Stevens with Ag in the Classroom visited Delwood this week. Students in first and second grade learned about the lifecycle of soybeans.
Students were able to get outside during the nice weather last week and play some kickball! They cooled off with popsicles after they were done playing.