Intro To Health Career students learned about the different careers available in the dental field from Michelle Atienza, who is a dental hygienist.
We're proud of the many paths our seniors take after graduation. Whether heading to college, the military, apprenticeships, the workfroce, or still exploring what's next- each journey is meaningful and worth celebrating. Join us as we highlight the Class of 2026 and their next steps!
We're proud of the many paths our seniors take after graduation. Whether heading to college, the military, apprenticeships, the workfroce, or still exploring what's next- each journey is meaningful and worth celebrating. Join us as we highlight the Class of 2026 and their next steps!
We're proud of the many paths our seniors take after graduation. Whether heading to college, the military, apprenticeships, the workfroce, or still exploring what's next- each journey is meaningful and worth celebrating. Join us as we highlight the Class of 2026 and their next steps!
We're proud of the many paths our seniors take after graduation. Whether heading to college, the military, apprenticeships, the workfroce, or still exploring what's next- each journey is meaningful and worth celebrating. Join us as we highlight the Class of 2026 and their next steps!
We're proud of the many paths our seniors take after graduation. Whether heading to college, the military, apprenticeships, the workfroce, or still exploring what's next- each journey is meaningful and worth celebrating. Join us as we highlight the Class of 2026 and their next steps!
We're proud of the many paths our seniors take after graduation. Whether heading to college, the military, apprenticeships, the workfroce, or still exploring what's next- each journey is meaningful and worth celebrating. Join us as we highlight the Class of 2026 and their next steps!
We would like to give a big shout out to our AmeriCorps Student Leaders Justice Armbruster and Amelia Reicks! They have done so much this year to support their peers in planning for life after high school. Thank you for all you have done in your roles and in organizing our Senior Decision Day event!
We're proud of the many paths our seniors take after graduation. Whether heading to college, the military, apprenticeships, the workfroce, or still exploring what's next- each journey is meaningful and worth celebrating. Join us as we highlight the Class of 2026 and their next steps!
We're proud of the many paths our seniors take after graduation. Whether heading to college, the military, apprenticeships, the workfroce, or still exploring what's next- each journey is meaningful and worth celebrating. Join us as we highlight the Class of 2026 and their next steps!
We're proud of the many paths our seniors take after graduation. Whether heading to college, the military, apprenticeships, the workfroce, or still exploring what's next- each journey is meaningful and worth celebrating. Join us as we highlight the Class of 2026 and their next steps!
Health Science students practiced stopping the bleed in class today
HOSA students presented a check for $282 raised from their spring blood drive to Tony Portz for the Ilah Portz Memorial Scholarship.
We can't wait to celebreate the future plans of all of our seniors at our Senior Decision Day event! Everyone is welcome to attend. The event will be livestreamed as well for anyone who cannot attend.
Const tech 1 went to the 2026 build my future expo today
🌟 State Convention 2026🌟
What an incredible few days at the Iowa FFA State Convention! Our members represented Maquoketa with pride, dedication, and excellence.
🏆 Proficiency Awards
🔹Congratulations to Cole Barton for earning State Champion in Forest Management and Products!
🔹Way to go to Shelby Eberhart for being named Reserve State Champion in Environmental Science and Natural Resource Management!
🎓 Iowa Degree Recipients
A huge accomplishment for these members earning their Iowa Degrees:
Keegan Cavanagh, Kolton Novak, Ryker Henderson, Tanner Swanson, Jack Lippens, and Shelby Eberhart
🥈 Career Development Events
🔹Farm Business Management – Silver Rating
Shelby Eberhart, Ryker Henderson, Tanner Swanson
🔹Biotechnology CDE – Silver Rating
McKenna Ricklefs, Kaylin Novak, Kyra Larson
Greenhand Test
🔹Laura Weirup and Sydney Veach
Chapter Display
🔹Atty Moore, Baily Williams, and Lucy Mead earned a Bronze Rating
Voting Delegate
🔹Annavey Gruenwald and McKenna Ricklefs
We are so proud of all of our members for their hard work, dedication, and commitment to growing as leaders in agriculture. The future is bright for Maquoketa FFA! 💙💛
Congratulations to Ethan Winegar placing first in today's meet against Camanche. Ethan shot a 38.
More after prom festivities. Thank you again to the Kiwanis Club.
After prom was a great time! Thank you to the Kiwanis Club for sponsoring this great event for our kids and for the community for donating prizes and food!
Dear MCSD Families
Due to the potential for severe storms this afternoon, we will implement a 12:30 early out dismissal today (one hour earlier than our normal Friday dismissal schedule) to ensure the safety of our students and staff.
Based on information from the National Weather Service, there is concern that storms may impact our area this afternoon. Our goal is to ensure that students and staff are safe and not in transit during any severe weather.
Today’s dismissal will be one hour earlier than our typical Friday early out schedule. For example, if your student is picked up at 1:10 PM on Fridays, today their pick-up time will be 12:10 PM. If they are normally dropped off by the bus at 2:00 they will be dropped off at 1:00.
There will be no after school practices or activities today, Friday, April 17th.
We recognize that the exact timing of storms can be unpredictable; however, we always strive to err on the side of caution when it comes to the safety and well-being of our students and staff.
Thank you for your understanding, flexibility, and continued support in helping us prioritize the care and safety of our school community.
Sincerely,
Tara Notz
Superintendent
Maquoketa Community School District
Due to the potential for severe storms this afternoon, we will implement a 12:30 early out dismissal today (one hour earlier than our normal Friday dismissal schedule) to ensure the safety of our students and staff.
Based on information from the National Weather Service, there is concern that storms may impact our area this afternoon. Our goal is to ensure that students and staff are safe and not in transit during any severe weather.
Today’s dismissal will be one hour earlier than our typical Friday early out schedule. For example, if your student is picked up at 1:10 PM on Fridays, today their pick-up time will be 12:10 PM. If they are normally dropped off by the bus at 2:00 they will be dropped off at 1:00.
There will be no after school practices or activities today, Friday, April 17th.
We recognize that the exact timing of storms can be unpredictable; however, we always strive to err on the side of caution when it comes to the safety and well-being of our students and staff.
Thank you for your understanding, flexibility, and continued support in helping us prioritize the care and safety of our school community.
Sincerely,
Tara Notz
Superintendent
Maquoketa Community School District
