Melissa Logan, IT parent and local artist, returned to demonstrate watercolors for a 6th grade Art Class. Students made a splash with their autumnal paintings!
We had almost 250 dudes attend our 4th Annual Dudes’ Day! Thank you to all the dudes that gave up their time and attended! Next up; Dudes at the Door, November 20th!
This month at P.R.I.D.E. Chats, we focused on Kindness and Compassion, reminding students of expectations, and had some fun with a chair race! Thanks to everyone who participated!
Shoutout congrats to our October Students of the Month! Thank you for being all kinds of awesome and amazing!
Ms. Piasecki’s class created their own paper version of candy skulls or calaveras. They are wrapping up their Halloween and Day of the Dead lessons.
Students came down to the gym yesterday for IT Productions informational meeting for the Sound of Music! Soon the hills and the halls will be full with the Sounds of Music!
Last Friday’s featured teachers of the week were Mrs. Johnson, and Mrs. Smith. Thank you for helping our Indian Trail students and so many different ways throughout the day.
Student Council is sponsoring a fun event this week! Pumpkin decorating! See the post for all the info!!
Dudes Day signup is live! Join us on the 30th for our annual lunch! AND we’re partnering with Chick Fil A for a fundraiser that day! One dude per student!
Congrats to Abby D who was selected in the @organiclifesmartfoodservice raffle for a Six Flags Great America ticket! She was very excited and can’t wait to get to Fright Fest!
Despite the gloomy weather, our Wildcats set out yesterday to walk to Turtle Lake for our first ever fishing Expedition. Although they didn’t catch anything bigger than their hand, the kids still had a great time!! We’ll do it again in the spring!
Happy Friday everyone! Today’s featured teachers are none other than Mr. Hall and Mr. Hopkins! Thank you to both of these gentlemen, for all they do for our Indian Trail students!
Our soccer team held their own awards ceremony, awarding the golden glove, golden ball, and golden cleat. Great season boys, we’re proud of you!
Our sixth graders take on their first breakout box challenge, this one based on the novel Hatchet. Did they all manage to breakout?! Looks pretty tense!
More science fun in 6th grade. They were learning how water behaves while counting how many drops of water a penny could hold. Hopefully the water was behaving itself…. Nobody likes crabby water!
Our Community and Leadership class painted and stenciled these cute fall porch decorations for our PTO. They will be on sale at tomorrow night’s Trivia Event!
This Friday, we are hosting our first Wildcat Fishing Event! You need your own gear. Turn in your permission slip to the main office.
Both the 7th grade girls volleyball and our boys soccer team walked away with 3rd place in the PAWPAC Tournament yesterday! So proud!!Congrats!!!

















































