Reminder, the annual Chicken BBQ & Silent auction to support the band is this Saturday, April 15. While you are here, check out the community performance of the Winter Guard's show "Where You Lead".
Join us Friday, April 21 for the elementary PTO basketball bash In the hangar and cafetorium. Cost is $1 per person ($5 max per family). Meal (pre-paid only): 5:30 - 7:00 PM. Silent Auction will be 5:30 PM (during halftime) and $1 Concessions at 6:30 with the game at 7 PM.
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Please take a moment to read the April Jetliner; News from the Elementary! Have a wonderful weekend.
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Good morning, today is Wednesday, April 5, 2023. The National Weather Service continues to forecast a high likelihood that our area will experience severe weather conditions. After consulting with county officials this morning, it has been decided that Adams Central will close today and move to virtual learning. All after school events will also be cancelled. The safety of our students, staff, and families will always be our top priority.
The golf team is selling AC gear. Orders close on April 7. Check it out!
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During Agriculture Awareness Week, 4th grade students learned about agriculture from special guest speaker, Mr. Kohlhagen, and enjoy a pizza party!
Mrs. Disinger's nutrition class explored foods around the world and shared their learning with a culture walk. Students had posters and food setup for others to come and learn about food from other countries.
Painting II and III students learned how to mix acrylic paint and floetrol additive to create pour paintings and silicone oil to create paint cells. This activity teaches students to let go of control and let the creativity flow with the movement of the paint on their canvas.
Mrs. Yoder and Mrs. Miller's classes also got in on the fun of 4th grade Idiom Day!
In early March, the middle/high school recognized winter sports and activities with an end of the day program.
2nd graders are working collaboratively to build a bean sorting machine to sort beans based on unique properties. They took a trip to Isch Seeds to see real bean sorting machines in action! Thank you to Isch Seeds for partnering on this real life application experience!
At the March board meeting, Mrs. Steffen's robotics club drove their robots into the meeting and shared how they created their robots along with what they named it and any special features they built.
Reminder: We will not be in school this Friday (March 24). This is a scheduled day off as part of our approved school year calendar. https://www.accs.k12.in.us/page/calendars
The 4th graders in Mrs. Buchan's class decided to "go the extra mile" as they dressed up for Idiom day. Can you guess which idioms they represent?
The Adams Central Career and Technical Education (CTE) teachers want to thank Area 18 and the Don Wood Foundation for all of their support (and the new gear). CTE courses have a strong impact on students as they build knowledge and hands-on skills to prepare for future careers.
AC special area teachers collaborated on an amazing 4th grade Snowfort Battle. In library, students researched and created a team crest. In STEM, they designed and built forts ,which were then decorated with a mural in Art. In music, they produced and practiced battle songs. They put it all together for a tremendous battle in the Hangar for Gym!
Adams Central teachers celebrate World Down Syndrome Day by wearing mismatched socks. We celebrate the abilities and uniqueness of all our students. #AdamsCentral #ACJets #Inclusion #WorldDownSyndromeDay
Mrs. Miller's class uses money manipulatives to complete assignments during a math lesson.
7th and 8th grade concert band made AC history by earning a Gold rating in Group II. This is the highest group the MS Band has ever competed in and earned a Gold rating.
Congratulations on your hard work!
Students currently in grades 9-11, check out this opportunity to learn and travel to Costa Rica. https://www.eftours.com/2626001hu For additional questions, see Mrs. Boots.
