12 Tipton 5th and 6th grade band students had a GREAT day at the SEIBA Honor Band at West High School! Mason, Lily, and Riley also introduced a piece at the concert and spoke so well!
4th grade is electrifying. Fourth graders are conducting experiments and building a battery powered city to enhance their understanding of energy.
Baseball is right around the corner. Here is our Tiger Fan Apparel order from T&M here in Tipton. Thanks for your support!
Today Tipton 7th graders got a taste of Real Money Real World thanks to a program sponsored by Fidelity Bank and delivered by Cedar County Extension. Students were put in real life scenarios and learned how to manage their money while covering all of their expenses. It was a HIT, most students came out successful. Thank you to Fidelity, Cedar County Extension and all our wonderful volunteers who helped make this happen!
Stay up to date with Tiger success on the Blue Oval -https://results.drakerelays.us . Action starts tonight with Ella long jumping at 6:00. Tomorrow we are busy all day, Noelle runs the 800 at 1:40, Holden runs the 100m dash at 2:50, and finally Ella runs the 400m dash at 5:28.
This Weekend! Tomorrow is your first of 3 chances to come see Tipton High School performing Clue! Friday and Saturday at 7:00pm and Sunday at 2:00.
Trees for Three's! Third graders are taking home trees to plant from Cedar County Soil and Water Conservation. Miss Sarah from Cedar Valley Conservation and Teresa taught them all about how trees help us and how to plant and care for their own tree!
The 6th and 7th/8th band had a terrific day in West Liberty for the SEIBA middle school concert band festival! The bands each performed three songs and received a clinic from a master educator. Special thanks to our chaperones Behne, Borseth, Burnett, Ehlers, and McCartney!
Our Administrative professionals are worth celebrating every day, but especially today! They work to ensure everyone in our buildings can run smoothly every day all with a welcoming smile on their face! Thank you!
Some of the action from last weekend's Special Olympics competition at Coe College. The Tigers came home with lots of awards!
Just a peek at the Earth Day activities going on in Tipton today. High School students are planting trees despite the rain this morning, and elementary students got to hear from Lindsey with the Iowa Waste Exchange about how they can help reduce waste!
It's Senior Night down at the track. The boys and girls teams start competition at 4:30 with the field events. We will be celebrating the accomplishments of 13 seniors and their dedication to these programs. We should stay dry but you might want to pack a poncho just in case.
Last week's MS students of the week focusing on Safety. Way to go!!
Tank has been busy exploring more careers! He got to visit the ICU at the hospital a few weeks ago and then also visited the Tipton Development Director.
Huge congratulations go out to Ella Hein and Noelle Steines for qualifying for the Drake Relays! What an amazing accomplishment, you've got lots of fans cheering for you from Tipton!
Team Webb! Tipton girls soccer along with others are hosting Kick Out Cancer on May 5th at the home soccer game. Recently, High School Nurse and Girls Soccer Coach Stephanie Webb was diagnosed with breast cancer, and we are rallying behind her to show our support while she kicks cancer's butt. There will be a silent auction and other activities during the home soccer game 5/5. T-shirt orders are due 4/24 so don't miss out!
Two 4th grade students helping spread awareness forChild Abuse Awareness Month by putting pinwheels in front of the school! Thanks boys!
April Is volunteer appreciation month and here at Tipton we are blessed with the best of the best! There are too many to name, thank you to anyone who has donated their time and energy to bettering our school and community!
Home track meet tonight! The boys and girls teams will compete tonight at the city park! Come on out and show your support for these Tigers, field events start at 4:30 with running events after!
This 5th grade writing class celebrated the end of their Personal Narrative Unit with a glow party. They were able to read each other's stories and give positive feedback (Glows) and suggestions to strengthen their writing skills (Grows). It was a blast under the black lights, wearing our glow attire and being a productive community of writers!
