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Our students have been making progress with our new strength and speed equipment paid for with a grant from Enhance Henry County. We were able to purchase jump mats, dumbbells, slam balls, timing gates, resistance bands, plyo boxes, and a new equipment rack to keep things organized. Thanks to all who were involved in the process!
π€π Taking Pride in Our Campus!
A little teamwork goes a long way! Our students have started a new campus cleanup rotation, taking time to pick up litter and help keep our school grounds clean and welcoming.
This effort is about more than picking up trash. It’s about taking pride in the place we share, giving back to our school community, and recognizing that even small acts of service make a difference.
A big thank-you to our students and staff for rolling up their sleeves and helping take care of our campus! We’re proud to see our Tigers putting community pride into action!
Together, we make a difference, one act of service at a time! π€π
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As many may have heard, Danville Community School District recently experienced the heartbreaking loss of one of their teachers, Mr. Brett Moews. Our hearts go out to his family, friends, and the entire Danville school community as they navigate this incredibly difficult time.
Teachers become part of our students' lives in ways that go far beyond the classroom. Their impact is lasting, and their loss is felt deeply.
On Tuesday, November 3, we encourage all New London students and staff to wear blue in support of Danville.
Let's fill New London with blue and show our neighbors that the Tigers are standing beside them. π
Red Ribbon Week!
Our junior high students showed their spirit during Red Ribbon Week with a different dress-up theme each day, all planned by our 1st Quarter Middle School Student Council!
Here’s a look at the week’s themes:
— Monday: Wear Red – Warn Away Drugs
— Tuesday: Neon vs. Camo – Shade Out Drugs
— Wednesday: Twins – Friends Don’t Let Friends Do Drugs
— Thursday: Tourist Day – Taking a Vacation to Say No to Drugs
— Friday: PJs – Follow Your Dreams and Be Drug-Free
Thanks to our Middle School Student Council for coming up with the fun ideas and to all of our students who participated! Together, we’re spreading the message that healthy choices matter!
π PUMPKIN PAINTING SHOWDOWN!
PLEASE VOTE!
Our high school students teamed up to paint some creative pumpkins, and here’s the catch… they only had 30 MINUTES to complete their masterpieces!
Now we need YOUR help choosing a favorite! We have 15 pumpkins for you to check out.
How to vote:
π Look through all 15 pumpkin pictures.
π Find the number in the LEFT-HAND CORNER of each picture.
π Comment below with the number of your favorite pumpkin!
Please cast your vote in the comments on this original post (NOT under the individual photos), so every vote can be counted!
β° Voting ends Halloween night (Saturday, October 31, 2026) at midnight!
Which group will earn bragging rights? We can’t wait to see which one gets the most votes!
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1
I & 4
Number 9 all the way οΏΌ
Have to go with #2
Ugh, they are ALL great! #7
Love them all but 3 is my fav
10 shows good artistic skill!
Great job everyone! I like 2 & 9 .
All π especially knowing the time limit!! ππ 1
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3
2
2
1
2
1
#3
3
5
10
2
2
15
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It was a great day to be a New London Tiger! The MS/HS students were visited by the 101 Dalmatians, Cruella, and the Sanderson sisters. We also painted pumpkins and fit in time for a few games to kick off the Halloween weekend.
Meet the Southeast Iowa Flaming Marshmallows!
The Southeast Iowa Flaming Marshmallows Special Olympics Team is gearing up for its 8th year, and they’re welcoming new athletes!
Open to athletes ages 8–100, the Flaming Marshmallows offer opportunities to try a variety of sports, build skills, make friends, and experience the joy of being part of a team. Sports include: softball, football, bowling, snowshoe, basketball, cheer, track/field, bocce, cycling, and soccer. Cheerleading and basketball start November 2nd.
All sports are based on the athlete's skill level.β Athletes can choose the sports they’re interested in, and there is no cost to join. Practices are held in both Mount Pleasant and Fairfield, making it easier for athletes and families to participate.
Interested in learning more or joining the team? Stop by a practice, meet the team, ask questions, and find out how to become a Flaming Marshmallow!
π Mount Pleasant: Mondays at 6:00 p.m. at MPCSD Central Campus Gym
π Fairfield: Thursdays at 5:30 p.m. at Fairfield Park & Rec.
For more information, contact Janel Orgovanyi, Delegation Manager and Head Coach:
π 641-233-8295
π§ seiaflamingmarshmallows@gmail.com
Let’s help spread the word and cheer on the Flaming Marshmallows!