A North Scott junior high student claiming injuries in a Feb. 12, 2020 gym class is among at least eight nationwide who got hurt the same way that same month: Being duped by classmates into the skull-breaker challenge popularized on Tik-Tok. more

Ed White students honored more

All classroom furniture is out of storage and ready for what Superintendent Joe Stutting hopes to be a normal school year. more

Katie Hoyt said her passion for North Scott schools prompted her interest in the new communications position after 18 years of similar work at Palmer College of Chiropractic. more

When the texts and voice mails started flowing into Carrie Lane’s cell phone last week, there was a common theme in the messages she read and heard. more

School district staff roared from Lancer Stadium as superintendent Joe Stutting led a special recognition for retirees and service anniversaries for the past two school years. more

John Glenn students honored more

The Blue Grass American Legion Post 711 presented the 5th Grade Flag Essay Contest awards and certificates at the Blue Grass Elementary School Celebration on 11 June 2021.  This year’s contest consisted of 48 students individually writing an essay in 300 words or less titled, “What the Flag Means to Me”.   The essays were judged on 4 topics- Originality, Logic, Facts/Comprehension and Grammar/Spelling. more

Negotiations to build an agriculture center with Eastern Iowa Community College are aiming for a $14 million building with at least $5 million coming from the college district. more

The district ended this school year with 37 more students than enrolled in August, a big jump that Superintendent Joe Stutting said may just be a start. more

Virgil Grissom students honored more

After a year with limited concerts and having to perform and rehearse wearing masks, North Scott High School students finished the school year on a high note at the Iowa High School Music Association Solo/Small Ensemble Festival on Saturday, May 24. more