January
Eight Mid-Prairie Large Group Speech teams competed Saturday, January 17 at Camanche for the River Valley Conference Large Group Speech Contest. At Conference Speech contests, best of center awards are given.
Hawk Facts
Approximately 1200 students in kindergarten through 12th grade.
92% Staff retention rate reflecting our employee's sustained commitment. 'i-book'
Over 30 athletic teams between the middle and high schools. View Team List
80% of favorable staff responses measuring meaningful work and a positive work environment.
1,191 parents & guardians receive weekly/biweekly communication
HS Choir | 100 members | 1 student selected for OPUS Honor Choir | Mixed Choir I Rating | Ladies Lyrica II Rating | Honor Choir Attendees | 3 Sold Out Madrigal Performances
Hawk Pride

Lane has done an excellent job at participating in class discussions and asking insightful and thought-provoking questions. Lane has been a great leader in class, making sure to ask questions, include all group members, and participate during large and small group activities. Lane is a hard-working student who prioritizes having no FLEX work and staying on top of assignments.

Oliver consistently shows respect to all of his peers and to school staff. In class he actively participates in the classroom activities and lessons. Oliver demonstrates strong leadership during group assignments by helping others stay focused. Oliver approaches each day with a positive attitude and a willingness to try their best, even when tasks are challenging and is a great role-model for his peers!

Konner is a role model for his peers in 6th grade. He comes to class prepared, works hard, and participates often in discussions. He has a growth mindset and maintains a positive attitude in all his classes. He is a dependable student leader whom staff can rely on.

Bo is hard working, respectful, and determined to succeed. In the classroom he is kind to peers, respectful to all adults, regularly models classroom expectations, and always puts forth his best effort when completing his work. He is determined to meet his academic goals, and is pushing himself to step out of his comfort zone more and more by actively participating in new, and maybe challenging, tasks. By doing so, he has grown leaps and bounds academically, and personally. He is an all around great model student to have here at Mid-Prairie Middle School.

Peyton always puts forth a great effort to do an outstanding job on his assignments. He works well in small groups or on his own. When he is working within a group he makes sure to include others and to listen to their ideas. Peyton is respectful to the staff and his fellow students.

Aspen is doing a wonderful job in 7th grade by setting a good example for her peers. She consistently has her work completed. Aspen also makes an effort to talk with her teachers and fellow students, showing them respect in what she says and how she says it. She has fun at recess hanging out with her friends and still keeps herself under control. She is a great role model for those around her.

Ellie's confidence has grown remarkably, and her willingness to share her ideas aloud in front of her peers is amazing. She consistently shows respect and kindness, fostering a supportive classroom environment. Ellie goes above and beyond in her responses and in showing her work, which reflects her active engagement in learning. She collaborates well with her classmates and provides valuable support to her peers. She is always a student we can count on.

Gibson shows up ready to work every day. He puts forth his best effort in every subject. He is respectful to staff and students. He has high expectations for himself which shows in his school work. He perseveres everyday in math until he is successful. He models appropriate behavior with peers when others are not following expectations. I appreciate his willingness to try hard every day!
