Miller's 5th grade is excited to start the school fundraiser with Geo!

8A is wrapping up our Motion and Position chapter with a fun, hands-on investigation! Students are measuring how far and fast wind-up toys travel, calculating their average speed, and using data to create distance-time graphs. It's a great way to put their learning about motion into action!







Menu Change for next Thursday, September 10th & Friday, September 11th:
Thursday - Chicken Tenders, Roll, Corn, Strawberries, Milk
Friday - Pepperoni Pizza Stick, Mozzarella String Cheese, Garden Salad w/dressing, Apple, Milk
Thursday - Chicken Tenders, Roll, Corn, Strawberries, Milk
Friday - Pepperoni Pizza Stick, Mozzarella String Cheese, Garden Salad w/dressing, Apple, Milk

Early Dismissal

Save the date

The baseball and softball games vs Iuka scheduled for this Thursday (9/3/26) have been canceled. They will be made up on September 9 at Field starting at 4:30. We will also honor our 8th grade players this night.
Due to the extreme heat and SIJHSAA guidelines, the baseball game vs Trinity Hoffman and the softball game vs St. Mary/OBR today (9/1/26) at Field have been canceled. There will be no baseball or softball practice tonight.
Next P.T.O. Meeting

September PE Newsletter

Lost & Found for 8/28/2026

Thank you to TROYS Technical Repair, LLC and Tony Wielt State Farm for their donations to the newly reformed Field PTO. We can't wait to see all the fun activities the PTO will do.


Free Pre School Information

Come out Saturday and support the Field Panthers Cross Country team at our FIRST meet of the season!
Concessions will be available!

PE will be outside tomorrow (8/27) and Friday (8/28). Students may want to bring a water bottle for these days.

🏀 Boys basketball 5th-8th grade tryouts will be held on 9-28 and 9-29 from 530-7pm.
It was 7th grades turn to make "elephant toothpaste" Tuesday.







6th grade was probably the most excited to make "elephant toothpaste" and their experiment was the only one that did not work exactly as planned. However, these scientists used it as a learning tool and hypothesized why they thought it didn't work. It did eventually rise at a slow rate as they were working on their study guides, just not as exciting as foaming immedietely.





Both 8th grade classes celebrated finishing our science concept unit with our first lab. They made “elephant toothpaste” and watched how the yeast acted like a catalyst breaking down the H2O and O2 and the dish soap trapped the oxygen in tiny bubbles causing it to foam.










Week 2 Lost and Found



