Strawberries are expected to be delivered Monday! Please plan on picking up strawberries ASAP!
Reminder that tomorrow kicks off National School Breakfast Week. We have an exciting week planned with delicious breakfasts and a few special guests joining us. We’re looking forward to welcoming our students each morning and celebrating the importance of starting the day with a healthy meal. See you at breakfast!
Good Luck to Anna as she competes for the State Championship tonight!
Anna will on mat 2.
Championship Finals Matches will start at 120# for girls and 175# for boys.
The championship final matches of all three divisions will be aired live on TV and online:
WIAA State Television Stations WKOW 27.2, WAOW 9.2, WQOW 18.2 and WXOW 19.2, WVTV 24.1 in Milwaukee and WLUK (FOX)/WCWF(CW) in Green Bay/Appleton.
The live programming will begin at 5 p.m. The finals will also be streamed live on the Network stations’ websites.
▪ WKOW (Madison) (https://www.wkow.com/)
▪ WAOW (Wausau) (https://www.waow.com/)
▪ WQOW (Eau Claire) (https://www.wqow.com/)
▪ WXOW (La Crosse) (https://www.wxow.com/)
Go Trojans!
#TrojanPride
Anna will on mat 2.
Championship Finals Matches will start at 120# for girls and 175# for boys.
The championship final matches of all three divisions will be aired live on TV and online:
WIAA State Television Stations WKOW 27.2, WAOW 9.2, WQOW 18.2 and WXOW 19.2, WVTV 24.1 in Milwaukee and WLUK (FOX)/WCWF(CW) in Green Bay/Appleton.
The live programming will begin at 5 p.m. The finals will also be streamed live on the Network stations’ websites.
▪ WKOW (Madison) (https://www.wkow.com/)
▪ WAOW (Wausau) (https://www.waow.com/)
▪ WQOW (Eau Claire) (https://www.wqow.com/)
▪ WXOW (La Crosse) (https://www.wxow.com/)
Go Trojans!
#TrojanPride
As we wrap up the month of February, we want to take a moment to celebrate two of our hardworking YA students! 🎉✨
One student works on a dairy farm and is truly passionate about his future in agriculture. His dedication, strong work ethic, and commitment to learning the industry are inspiring as he builds skills for a successful career in farming.
Our second student works at BAPI and takes great pride in her dedication to academics. She balances her responsibilities with determination and continues to show excellence both in the workplace and in the classroom.
We are so proud of these students for their commitment, responsibility, and drive. Keep up the amazing work — your futures are bright! ✨
#NorthCrawfordTrojans #YouthApprenticeship #HardWorkPaysOff #FutureLeaders #TrojansProud
One student works on a dairy farm and is truly passionate about his future in agriculture. His dedication, strong work ethic, and commitment to learning the industry are inspiring as he builds skills for a successful career in farming.
Our second student works at BAPI and takes great pride in her dedication to academics. She balances her responsibilities with determination and continues to show excellence both in the workplace and in the classroom.
We are so proud of these students for their commitment, responsibility, and drive. Keep up the amazing work — your futures are bright! ✨
#NorthCrawfordTrojans #YouthApprenticeship #HardWorkPaysOff #FutureLeaders #TrojansProud
It’s Time to Celebrate National School Breakfast Week!
We are celebrating all next week, and it’s going to be a GREAT one! Our team has an amazing lineup planned with special menus, fun surprises, and some very special guests joining us in the cafeteria.
Breakfast helps students start their day focused, energized, and ready to learn — and we want to see our students join us for breakfast all week long as we celebrate together!
Be sure to check out the attached flyer for the full breakdown of each day’s fun. You can also view our March menus here: https://menus.healthepro.com/organizations/1168
We are celebrating all next week, and it’s going to be a GREAT one! Our team has an amazing lineup planned with special menus, fun surprises, and some very special guests joining us in the cafeteria.
Breakfast helps students start their day focused, energized, and ready to learn — and we want to see our students join us for breakfast all week long as we celebrate together!
Be sure to check out the attached flyer for the full breakdown of each day’s fun. You can also view our March menus here: https://menus.healthepro.com/organizations/1168
23 6th-9th grade FFA members attended the FIRE (Foundations In Reaching Excellence) conference hosted by the state officer team Thursday at Southwest Technical College. They magnified their leadership skills attending several workshops and checking out campus! Thank you to the North Crawford FFA Alumni and Supporters for covering the $40 per student cost of the conference!
Good Luck to Anna Logue as she heads to Madison to compete in the 2026 State Individual Wrestling Championship!
Wrestling starts at 2:00pm today and runs through Saturday evening.
Anna will wrestle in her first match sometime around 3:30pm today.
Go Trojans!
#TrojanPride
Wrestling starts at 2:00pm today and runs through Saturday evening.
Anna will wrestle in her first match sometime around 3:30pm today.
Go Trojans!
#TrojanPride
Yesterday, our middle school students had the incredible opportunity to attend the Sources of Strength Regional Retreat focused on the theme of Hope Quest. 💚
They joined middle school students from several other school districts for a powerful day of connection, learning, and leadership. Throughout the retreat, students explored what hope truly means and reflected on the journey of Hope—understanding that hope isn’t just a feeling, but a path we build through support, resilience, and community.
Our students participated in meaningful discussions, shared ideas, and strengthened their commitment to spreading positivity and encouragement within our school. We are so proud of the way they represented our community and embraced the message that hope grows stronger when we lift one another up.
#TrojanStrong #HopeQuest #SourcesOfStrength #StrongerTogether 💚
Let the FFA make you supper tonight before cheering on the boys basketball team! Free will donation, serving from 5-630!
Made to Shine
Trojan Cheer
We will be meeting in the small gym starting at 7:00 PM on Thursday, February 26 to prepare for our halftime performance.
Participants should wear their Trojan Cheer T shirt along with a pair of tennis shoes.
When dropping off your child, please be sure to check the map so you know where they will be located during the performance.
We are excited to share our halftime performance with you. It is going to be golden.
Trojan Cheer
We will be meeting in the small gym starting at 7:00 PM on Thursday, February 26 to prepare for our halftime performance.
Participants should wear their Trojan Cheer T shirt along with a pair of tennis shoes.
When dropping off your child, please be sure to check the map so you know where they will be located during the performance.
We are excited to share our halftime performance with you. It is going to be golden.
Come cheer on our boys basketball team in their final regular season game and also show your support for the Barlow family!
FFA members celebrated FFA week with some AG trivia and pizza sponsored by Royal Bank Gays Mills for their February meeting! We are grateful for local partnerships in our great community!
Good Luck to the Varsity Girls Basketball team tonight as they travel to Royall to play in a WIAA 1st Round Regional Game!
Game time starts at 7pm!
Come out and support the team!
Go Trojans!
#TrojanPride
Game time starts at 7pm!
Come out and support the team!
Go Trojans!
#TrojanPride
Join the North Crawford FFA as we celebrate National FFA Week!
We have a full week of fun and activities planned for our students:
🎉 Dress-up days and lunch activities for middle and high school students
👩⚕️👨🌾 K–12 Dress Like Your Future Career Day on Wednesday
🔥 Middle school members will attend the FIRE Conference on Thursday
🥞 Wrap up the week with our annual Pancake Supper on Thursday night
We’re excited to celebrate agriculture, leadership, and the impact of FFA in our school and community. We hope you’ll join us! 💙💛
We have a full week of fun and activities planned for our students:
🎉 Dress-up days and lunch activities for middle and high school students
👩⚕️👨🌾 K–12 Dress Like Your Future Career Day on Wednesday
🔥 Middle school members will attend the FIRE Conference on Thursday
🥞 Wrap up the week with our annual Pancake Supper on Thursday night
We’re excited to celebrate agriculture, leadership, and the impact of FFA in our school and community. We hope you’ll join us! 💙💛
Friendly reminder- cheer camp
Our Tech Ed students are hard at work turning ideas into reality! 🔧🪚
From welding projects to Fab Lab creations and woodworking masterpieces, they’ve been making custom t-shirts, signs, and cutting boards while learning valuable skills, teamwork, and problem-solving. We’re so proud of their dedication and creativity! 👏✨
#TechEd #CTEMonth #Welding #FabLab #Woodworking #HandsOnLearning #CareerReady
From welding projects to Fab Lab creations and woodworking masterpieces, they’ve been making custom t-shirts, signs, and cutting boards while learning valuable skills, teamwork, and problem-solving. We’re so proud of their dedication and creativity! 👏✨
#TechEd #CTEMonth #Welding #FabLab #Woodworking #HandsOnLearning #CareerReady
Series Wrap-Up: Literacy – The Keys to Success
As we conclude our four-part literacy series, we are reminded that reading, writing, language, speaking, and listening are deeply connected skills that work together to support student success.
When students read complex texts with understanding, write clearly with evidence, build strong vocabulary, and confidently communicate their ideas, they are developing the tools they need to thrive — not only in middle school, but in high school, college, careers, and life.
Literacy is not limited to the language arts classroom. It lives in science labs, math discussions, history debates, the arts, and everyday conversations. Most importantly, it grows strongest when schools and families work together.
Thank you for partnering with us to support your child’s literacy development. Your encouragement, engagement, and commitment make a lasting difference. Together, we are opening doors of opportunity — one skill, one conversation, and one book at a time.
As we conclude our four-part literacy series, we are reminded that reading, writing, language, speaking, and listening are deeply connected skills that work together to support student success.
When students read complex texts with understanding, write clearly with evidence, build strong vocabulary, and confidently communicate their ideas, they are developing the tools they need to thrive — not only in middle school, but in high school, college, careers, and life.
Literacy is not limited to the language arts classroom. It lives in science labs, math discussions, history debates, the arts, and everyday conversations. Most importantly, it grows strongest when schools and families work together.
Thank you for partnering with us to support your child’s literacy development. Your encouragement, engagement, and commitment make a lasting difference. Together, we are opening doors of opportunity — one skill, one conversation, and one book at a time.
As we celebrate CTE Month in February, we’re proud to spotlight two of our outstanding Youth Apprentices!
One student is gaining hands-on experience in manufacturing, while another is building valuable skills in hospitality. Both are developing real-world experience, strong work habits, and career-ready skills while still in high school.
We’re excited to highlight their hard work and dedication this month! 👏✨
#YouthApprenticeship #CareerReady #Manufacturing #Hospitality #WorkBasedLearning #FutureLeaders
One student is gaining hands-on experience in manufacturing, while another is building valuable skills in hospitality. Both are developing real-world experience, strong work habits, and career-ready skills while still in high school.
We’re excited to highlight their hard work and dedication this month! 👏✨
#YouthApprenticeship #CareerReady #Manufacturing #Hospitality #WorkBasedLearning #FutureLeaders
Part 4: Speaking and Listening – Building Confidence Through Communication
In our final part of this literacy series, we focus on the Speaking and Listening Goal — a critical component of student success in middle school and beyond.
Strong speaking and listening skills allow students to collaborate effectively, share ideas clearly, and learn from others. Middle school students are expected to actively participate in discussions, follow agreed-upon conversation norms, ask thoughtful questions, and support their responses with evidence. They also develop the ability to present information formally, summarize what they learn from others, and thoughtfully engage with different types of media.
These skills prepare students not only for academic success but also for leadership opportunities, future careers, and civic engagement. When students can confidently express their ideas and respectfully listen to others, they build both knowledge and character.
In this post, we’ll explore what students are expected to demonstrate and how families can encourage strong speaking and listening habits at home.
In our final part of this literacy series, we focus on the Speaking and Listening Goal — a critical component of student success in middle school and beyond.
Strong speaking and listening skills allow students to collaborate effectively, share ideas clearly, and learn from others. Middle school students are expected to actively participate in discussions, follow agreed-upon conversation norms, ask thoughtful questions, and support their responses with evidence. They also develop the ability to present information formally, summarize what they learn from others, and thoughtfully engage with different types of media.
These skills prepare students not only for academic success but also for leadership opportunities, future careers, and civic engagement. When students can confidently express their ideas and respectfully listen to others, they build both knowledge and character.
In this post, we’ll explore what students are expected to demonstrate and how families can encourage strong speaking and listening habits at home.
Students in Mr. Powell's MS ELA WIN class made homemade compasses out of cork and magnetized sewing needles after reading a lesson on the history of compasses. They worked better than the students predicted, and they were able to find their way back to class using their compasses!
