Last night the Bobcats ran their best in Mapleton. Mia and Zi’lynn both brought home 2nd place in the shot put and discus respectively, while Daxton also threw the 2nd place discus throw on the boys side.
Our girls shuttle hurdle relay of Liberty, Samantha, Avery and Morgan came in 4th, and the distance medley of Zi’lynn Abby, Hannah and Elizabeth was fast enough to claim 5th place. Our boys 4 x 200 team of Ryder, Daxton, Teagan and Gavin sprinted to a 5th place finish. Avery Bohlmann ran the 5th fastest 400 meter time of the night, while Hannah Pietsch took 5th in the 1500 meter run.
Wrapping up the night, our girls 4 x 100 relay team of Mia, Morgan, Leah and Avery placed fifth while our boys team of Teagan, Ryder, Daxton and Gavin earned 4th place ribbons. Around the track all night there were personal bests thrown, jumped and run. Its time to leave it all on the track as we compete at the Western Valley Conference meet on Monday.
Our girls shuttle hurdle relay of Liberty, Samantha, Avery and Morgan came in 4th, and the distance medley of Zi’lynn Abby, Hannah and Elizabeth was fast enough to claim 5th place. Our boys 4 x 200 team of Ryder, Daxton, Teagan and Gavin sprinted to a 5th place finish. Avery Bohlmann ran the 5th fastest 400 meter time of the night, while Hannah Pietsch took 5th in the 1500 meter run.
Wrapping up the night, our girls 4 x 100 relay team of Mia, Morgan, Leah and Avery placed fifth while our boys team of Teagan, Ryder, Daxton and Gavin earned 4th place ribbons. Around the track all night there were personal bests thrown, jumped and run. Its time to leave it all on the track as we compete at the Western Valley Conference meet on Monday.
Bobcat of the week recipients:
3rd-5th grade
Jesus Godina, Annabeth Tuttle, Caleb Meseck, and Isla Keiner
Bobcat of the week recipients:
PK-2nd grade
Levi Amunson, Abigail Dodds, Lainey Bernholtz, and Brooklynn Dodds.
Obstacle course
Obstacle Course
Yesterday was O day, we celebrated with an obstacle course in the gym. Mr. Nutt was a trooper and helped me out by modeling. 😁
Summer school will begin on Tuesday June 2nd. Please make sure you have your sign up sheet turned in. Call the office if you have any questions.
What's better than going to the zoo? When the zoo comes to YOU! Thank you MVAOCOU FFA for providing some fun to the kids at COU. Here are a few pix of 4th grade loving on all the animals!
Huge thank you to MVAOCOU FFA for the petting zoo! Fourth grade absolutely loved it!
🏀Attention 1st - 5th grade students! Basketball camp opportunities this summer on Monday's. Forms have been sent home.
From the Spring Concert to a petting zoo it's been a couple eventful days for Second Grade!!
K petting zoo
More Kindergarten petting zoo!
Thank you so much to the MVAOCOU FFA members for bringing the petting zoo to us today! Kindergarten had a blast!
Today we celebrate our incredible school nurse, Tina Bernholtz. Thank you for the care, compassion, and calm you bring to our building every single day. From bandages to big worries, you are always there with a helping hand and a caring heart. You are a vital part of keeping our students safe, healthy, and ready to learn. We appreciate you.
During Teacher Appreciation Week, we celebrate the incredible difference our teachers make in the lives of our students. Their kindness, creativity, and commitment help shape not only learning, but confidence and character. Please join us in thanking them for being such an important part of our school community.
Summer strength and conditioning opportunities available for 7th-12th grade students at the high school.
Free to all! The high school track team is putting on a free clinic for elementary students interested in learning more about track. What a great way to prepare for our upcoming field day events at CO-U!
Our 2nd grade Star Student this week is Averiana Watt!
This past week, CO-U and MVAO 8th graders spent Wednesday afternoon at the high school for an orientation to our amazing CTE programs. FFA, BPA, FCCLA, and industrial technologies programs provide students invaluable leadership opportunities and skill acquisition for their futures. Thank you to all of our teachers and high school student leaders for organizing this terrific afternoon!
