Spirit Night! #RISE #GoBulldogs
The Algona CSD will have a two-hour late start on Wednesday, January 26th due to the bitterly cold temperatures forecasted for the area. Stay Warm Bulldogs!
The Algona CSD will have a two-hour late start on Tuesday, January 25th due to the bitterly cold temperatures forecasted for the area.
Stay Warm Bulldogs!
Spirit Night!
Thank you Julie for coming and teaching our Kindergarten Prep and Preschool friends all about mammals!
Due to dangerous wind chill conditions, Algona CSD will be 2 hrs late tomorrow (Jan 20).
Algona CSD is going to cancel school for tomorrow (Jan 14).
Congratulations to our latest Bulldog Heroes! #RISE #GoBulldogs
This month, our school wide theme is emotion management. In our morning announcements we’ll be prompting students to notice their own feelings by paying attention to clues in their bodies, and we’ll be reminding them to use their Second Step skills to calm down:
• Stop—Use your signal
• Name your feeling
• Calm down: Breathe, count, use positive self-talk
These skills help students calm down strong emotions when faced with learning and social challenges, which helps them succeed academically and get along well with others.
Please tell your child’s teacher if you have questions about how you can help your child learn to calm down at home.
Yours in Education,
Mr. Sudol
The Algona Community School is currently accepting enrollment for 3 and 4 year old Preschool for the 2022-2023 school year. The forms for registration will be available on-line at the Algona Community School website by clicking on Bertha Godfrey Elementary. If you are unable to register online please call Central Administration at (515) 295-3528. Kindergarten and kindergarten prep registration will start the first week of May. Thank you and we look forward to seeing you.
This month, our school wide theme is emotion management. In our morning announcements we’ll be prompting students to notice their own feelings by paying attention to clues in their bodies, and we’ll be reminding them to use their Second Step skills to calm down:
• Stop—Use your signal
• Name your feeling
• Calm down: Breathe, count, use positive self-talk
These skills help students calm down strong emotions when faced with learning and social challenges, which helps them succeed academically and get along well with others.
Second Step lessons specifically teach about calming down strong emotions such as anger, disappointment, frustration, and anxiety.
Please tell your child’s teacher if you have questions about how you can help your child learn to calm down at home.
Yours in Education,
Mr. Sudol
Some of the kindergartners having fun with their graham cracker house projects!
Just a reminder of the early out today (12/22/21) at 2:15 p.m. Enjoy the Holiday break with your family and we will see you on Jan. 4th.
Mr. Sudol
Kindergarten Christmas sing along fun with Frosty, Christmas tree, and Santa with Rudolph!
Mr. H-U is all decked out for our Christmas sing along
The 4 Year Old Preschool and Kindergarten Prep students had their Christmas program this morning. Everything looked so nice and did a fabulous job singing! Check out Facebook for more pictures!
Thank you to the Algona Police Department and Kossuth County Sheriffs Office for a fun afternoon! Deputy Radmaker and Officer Hilyer read a story to the Kindergarten students. Then everyone went to the gym and was surprised with Santa and Deputy Radmaker's dog, Zoe! Check out Facebook for more pictures of our fun!
Christmas fun with the officers and Santa!!
Thank you to Officer Jake for reading to our classes!
Little Holiday Spirit in PE for kindergarten today! #RISE #GoBulldogs
