Stories tagged with Ignacio Elementary School

Ignacio Elementary School Fifth Graders receiving the Q2 SportyCat Awards from Coach Casio.

Wed Jan 25th, 2023

Lil’ Bobcat: Ignacio Elementary School update

The third-grade students close out their winter program with their rendition of “Feliz Navidad,” by José Feliciano. Ignacio Elementary second and third-grade held their annual Winter program on Wednesday, Dec. 14 at the Ignacio Elementary School. The elementary students held their respective programs throughout the month of December to the delight of family friends and loved ones.

Thu Dec 29th, 2022

IES Winter Programs

Southern Ute elder and Sundance Chief, Byron Frost highlights the significance of the drum in Native culture to a class of visiting students from the Ignacio Elementary School at the Southern Ute Museum and Cultural Center, Wednesday, Nov. 30. Frost explained that the Drum brings energy and good feeling to those who hear it. He asked the young students to be kind to one another and respect the world around them.

Fri Dec 2nd, 2022

Sharing in the Ute ways

Fri Nov 18th, 2022

Students of the season

We love to share some pictures of the collaboration between the Elementary school and the Middle School. Mr. Quiroz (a.k.a. Mr. Q), our middle school Affective Education teacher, and the following elementary teachers: myself (Ellen Young), Ms. Lee, Mrs. Herrera, Mrs. Pepper and Ms. Godwin have partnered up to host middle school students to come read with our littles in the late afternoon around 2:15 on Wednesdays.

Fri Nov 18th, 2022

Hello Bobcat family!

Fri Oct 7th, 2022

Autumn is in the air

Tue Aug 23rd, 2022

Back-to-School Bash, block party

On behalf of the Southern Ute Indian Tribal Council, Executive Officer Steve R. Herrera Sr. hands Crystal Rizzo a plaque in recognition of her achievement in earning a master’s degree in gender and cultural studies from Simmons College. The Tribe recognized all tribal member graduates of 2012 at the annual Education Banquet on Saturday, June 23 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel, Durango, Colo. This photo first appeared in the June 29, 2012, edition of The Southern Ute Drum.

Thu Jun 30th, 2022

Many Moons Ago

Thu Jun 30th, 2022

Greetings from the Ignacio School District

Ignacio Elementary Fifth Graders gave a small performance to their families before receiving their individual continuation certificates on Tuesday, May 24, during the Fifth Grade Continuation ceremony at the Ignacio Elementary School. These students will become Ignacio Middle School students next fall and made sure to give thanks to teachers, staff, and family members for their continuous support throughout their elementary school journey.

Fri Jun 3rd, 2022

On to Middle School

Cassius Harlan receives his Kindergarten Diploma from kindergarten teacher, Mrs. Pepper, Wednesday, May 25, in the Ignacio High School Auditorium.

Thu Jun 2nd, 2022

A goodbye to kindergarten

Second Grade students at Ignacio Elementary School showcase their percussion skills during the Spring Concert, Thursday, May 5. Throughout the performance students displayed their musical talent by playing musical instruments, singing, and dancing.

Fri May 20th, 2022

Singing into Spring!

Students of Tracy Strohl’s class win the tug of war competition during Kindergarten Field Day, Monday, May 9, at the Ignacio High School football field. Strohl’s Class won all rounds of the tug of war event and became the overall champions.

Fri May 20th, 2022

Kinders enjoy Field Day

Angela Richards and daughter Aaliyah Richards select ceramic clay bowls created by students at Ignacio Elementary School as part of the Empty Bowls Project which took place Thursday, April 28 in the Ignacio Elementary School Cafeteria. The Empty Bowls Project is an international project aimed at raising awareness to local and global hunger, this movement supports food-related charitable organizations around the world and has raised millions of dollars to help end hunger.

Fri May 6th, 2022

IES Empty Bowls Project

Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Biologist, Aran Johnson, spoke to the Ignacio Elementary second grade students about the Lake Capote habitat and animals that live in the area on Thursday, April 28.

Fri May 6th, 2022

A wild field trip

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