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North Scott Community School District is thrilled to announce that Courtney Wiedenmann, Agricultural Education Instructor and FFA Advisor at North Scott Junior High School, was honored as the 2025 STEM Teacher of the Year by the Quad City Engineering & Science Council (QCESC). more
As part of FFA Week, North Scott ag students cooked up an appreciation breakfast for teachers, administrators and bus drivers. more
The Eldridge Library was filled with the sounds of eager minds at work March 7 as young readers from across the district gathered for the 22nd Annual Battle of the Books—a quiz competition that tests students’ knowledge of popular children’s literature. more
Shakespeare wrote, “Is not the truth the truth?” Now, a group of junior high students are ready to show that truth, like beauty, is in the eye of the beholder. more
Standing before her students towards the end of the North Scott Orchestra’s Symphony of Sounds concert on Feb. 25 was something of an emotional moment for Linda Dargene. Because what was about to happen next wasn’t just a professional accomplishment for her. It was also a major milestone for the program that began more than a decade ago. more
Some of Ed White’s youngest students are receiving extra intervention at the classroom level, and their teachers are starting to see positive results. more
North Scott jazz choir 200 South earned a near perfect score at the State Jazz Choir Contest, held Feb. 10 at the high school. more
Here are the students that made the honor roll 1st semester from North Scott High School. The honor roll is achieved by having a minimum of a 3.5 grade point average. more
North Scott Junior High school honor roll more
The North Scott Community School District received a $2,500 grant from the HAVLife Foundation. The grant, presented Feb. 20, will support student participation in arts, music, and athletic programs. more
The North Scott Speech team will wrap up their 2025 Large Group Season this weekend at the All-State Large Group Festival in Ames.   more
Superintendent Joe Stutting presented an early retirement incentive for certified employees who have: more
As schools across Iowa prepare to implement a state-mandated new math curriculum, North Scott teachers have started piloting possible classroom resources. more
John Glenn Elementary staff shared what they considered to be one of the school’s biggest strengths: building connections. more
On Feb. 10, North Scott Choirs will be hosting the State Jazz Choir contest in the high school auditorium.  Each school participating will receive a rating based on their performance.  more
Some say a small school district can’t provide a great education for students, has trouble keeping good teachers and simply isn’t smart for a community. But don’t tell that to a Bennett Bomber! more
The Bennett School District will host two public hearings in February on a proposed adjustment to funding strategy that will provide long-term flexibility and a lower tax rate for property owners. more
Iowa community college leaders told lawmakers Monday they’re hoping to build on progress made last year in providing colleges equitable funding and ensure continued support of statewide programs that help both colleges and students. more
Iowa lawmakers have advanced a bill that would require Iowa schools to replace in educational materials any references to the Gulf of Mexico with “Gulf of America” and “Denali” with “Mount McKinley.” more
The Scott County, Iowa, Democratic Party is excited to announce the availability of the Kirschbaum-Fitzsimmons Scott County Democrats Scholarship. This scholarship honors the lives of two of the county’s best known and best loved elected officials. more
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