Our Mavericks love to cook! CCE's 3rd-6th grade after-school club tested their culinary skills in the kitchen again this week. We experimented with baking (Monster cookies) and making a snack that did not require cooking (peanut butter pinwheels). Both treats were thoroughly enjoyed by all. Our students are excited to see what will be on the menu next week!!! 😉
Thank you to the businesses that helped us with our Soup an Dessert supper on Election Night!!
Our 3rd and 4th graders had a great time exploring the veteran exhibits and war exhibits at our local museums! Thank you to the Everly Heritage Museum and the Royal Museum. The students learned so much!
TONIGHT is the night that we want to serve you some delicious soup and dessert!! All families, friends, and community memebers are welcome to attend! Free will donation. We will also have our talented students doing a little performace for you at 6:00.
Join us for our Soup & Dessert Supper on Nov. 4th from 4–7 PM! Free Will Donation! Bring your family and friends to enjoy a warm bowl of soup and delicious desserts. Everyone is welcome! We will also be having a performance from some of our talent students at 6:00.
🎀❤️ What a fun week it’s been celebrating Red Ribbon Week at CCE! From themed outfits to today’s costume walk, our Mavericks showed up in full spirit and style! 👻✨
We loved seeing all the creativity, color, and character our students brought to each day. What a great way to wrap up the week! 💪
#MaverickFamily #RedRibbonWeek #MaverickPride
Check out the video here: https://youtube.com/shorts/M1pDrYEZsZA?feature=share
Mavericks Cook Club kicked off this past Tuesday at CC-E. The 3rd-6th grade after-school club found students baking tasty apple pie/caramel treats and shaking their way to homemade ice cream. They also learned about kitchen safety and how to follow a recipe. Can't wait to see what our Mavs whip up next!
Election Night Soup & Dessert Supper. Come to the CCE lunchroom and let us serve you supper from 4 - 7PM.
Students Receive Fishing Poles Through the Jim McDonnell Scholarship Program
Students were recently awarded fishing poles through the Jim McDonnell Scholarship, a program dedicated to encouraging youth involvement in outdoor recreation and environmental stewardship. The scholarship honors the legacy of Jim McDonnell, an avid outdoorsman and advocate for introducing young people to the joys and benefits of fishing.
The fishing poles were presented to students from the Jim McDonnell Scholarship Program. By providing this opportunity, the Jim McDonnell Scholarship aims to foster lifelong appreciation for nature, teach patience and responsibility, and inspire the next generation of anglers.
Educators expressed gratitude for the program’s impact on students, noting that hands-on experiences like fishing can help develop confidence, focus, and respect for the environment. The scholarship not only provides equipment but also promotes the values of community, sustainability, and healthy outdoor recreation that Jim McDonnell championed throughout his life.
This initiative continues to connect students with nature—one fishing pole at a time.
Students Receive Fishing Poles Through the Jim McDonnell Scholarship Program
Students were recently awarded fishing poles through the Jim McDonnell Scholarship, a program dedicated to encouraging youth involvement in outdoor recreation and environmental stewardship. The scholarship honors the legacy of Jim McDonnell, an avid outdoorsman and advocate for introducing young people to the joys and benefits of fishing.
The fishing poles were presented to students from the Jim McDonnell Scholarship Program. By providing this opportunity, the Jim McDonnell Scholarship aims to foster lifelong appreciation for nature, teach patience and responsibility, and inspire the next generation of anglers.
Educators expressed gratitude for the program’s impact on students, noting that hands-on experiences like fishing can help develop confidence, focus, and respect for the environment. The scholarship not only provides equipment but also promotes the values of community, sustainability, and healthy outdoor recreation that Jim McDonnell championed throughout his life.
This initiative continues to connect students with nature—one fishing pole at a time.
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Students were recently awarded fishing poles through the Jim McDonnell Scholarship, a program dedicated to encouraging youth involvement in outdoor recreation and environmental stewardship. The scholarship honors the legacy of Jim McDonnell, an avid outdoorsman and advocate for introducing young people to the joys and benefits of fishing.
The fishing poles were presented to students from the Jim McDonnell Scholarship Program. By providing this opportunity, the Jim McDonnell Scholarship aims to foster lifelong appreciation for nature, teach patience and responsibility, and inspire the next generation of anglers.
Educators expressed gratitude for the program’s impact on students, noting that hands-on experiences like fishing can help develop confidence, focus, and respect for the environment. The scholarship not only provides equipment but also promotes the values of community, sustainability, and healthy outdoor recreation that Jim McDonnell championed throughout his life.
This initiative continues to connect students with nature—one fishing pole at a time.
Students Receive Fishing Poles Through the Jim McDonnell Scholarship Program
Students were recently awarded fishing poles through the Jim McDonnell Scholarship, a program dedicated to encouraging youth involvement in outdoor recreation and environmental stewardship. The scholarship honors the legacy of Jim McDonnell, an avid outdoorsman and advocate for introducing young people to the joys and benefits of fishing.
The fishing poles were presented to students from the Jim McDonnell Scholarship Program. By providing this opportunity, the Jim McDonnell Scholarship aims to foster lifelong appreciation for nature, teach patience and responsibility, and inspire the next generation of anglers.
Educators expressed gratitude for the program’s impact on students, noting that hands-on experiences like fishing can help develop confidence, focus, and respect for the environment. The scholarship not only provides equipment but also promotes the values of community, sustainability, and healthy outdoor recreation that Jim McDonnell championed throughout his life.
This initiative continues to connect students with nature—one fishing pole at a time.
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CCE is in need of a Full-Time Teacher Assistant to start ASAP! Contact Elementary Principal, Michelle Huntress, if interested. Please send letter of application, resume, references, along with the application found on the school’s website to CCE; Box 110, Royal, 51357.
CCE is in need of a Full-Time Teacher Assistant to start ASAP! Contact Elementary Principal, Michelle Huntress, if interested. Please send letter of application, resume, references, along with the application found on the school’s website to CCE; Box 110, Royal, 51357.
CCE is in need of a Full-Time Teacher Assistant to start ASAP! Contact Elementary Principal, Michelle Huntress, if interested. Please send letter of application, resume, references, along with the application found on the school’s website to CCE; Box 110, Royal, 51357.
CCE is in need of a Full-Time Teacher Assistant to start ASAP! Contact Elementary Principal, Michelle Huntress, if interested. Please send letter of application, resume, references, along with the application found on the school’s website to CCE; Box 110, Royal, 51357.
Parent Teacher Conference Sign up for Nov. 24th & 25th from 4pm - 7pm. Please select your child's teacher and a time that works for you.
CCE is in need of a Full-Time Teacher Assistant to start ASAP! Contact Elementary Principal, Michelle Huntress, if interested. Please send letter of application, resume, references, along with the application found on the school’s website to CCE; Box 110, Royal, 51357.
Clay Central/Everly School seeks a compassionate, dedicated, full-time Teacher Associate to join our supportive school community. In this full-time role, you'll work closely helping students unlock their potential while contributing to their academic and personal growth. This position is available ASAP and will be open until filled. Apply today to make a lasting impact! Please send letter of application, resume, references, along with the application found on the school’s website to:
Michelle Huntress, Elementary Principal
Clay Central/Everly School
PO Box 110
Royal, IA 51357-0110
(Phone 712-933-2242)
mhuntress@claycentraleverly.org
Michelle Huntress, Elementary Principal
Clay Central/Everly School
PO Box 110
Royal, IA 51357-0110
(Phone 712-933-2242)
mhuntress@claycentraleverly.org
Mavericks Create wrapped up their final art club sessions in October. The CC-E 3rd-6th graders crafted graffiti art and completed painting their ceramic works. Thanks to Ms. Holtz who assisted with this afterschool club. Fantastic job, Mavericks, in flexing your creative muscles!
Friday was a great day to play soccer during K-2 recess!
CCE would like to give a great big Shout Out to the community members who assisted with the wagon rides at the Family Fun Night in Everly yesterday. Dave Rayner with the Royal Lions Club cheerily delivered the spacious Lions Club trailer, Josh Griffin graciously lent us his gorgeous tractor, and Rob Hurlburt (along with his wife) skillfully motored excited riders along Everly streets last evening. The wagon rides were a crowd favorite. Thanks to each of you for making this fantastic event even better!
Here are a few more photos from yesterday's Family Fun/Leadership Night at Hap Ketelsen Community Center in Everly.
