
We love our resource officers and they love us too!
The sign that Mrs. Groah and Mrs. Reeve put together with our kindergarten and first grade students has been framed and put up at the Police Station.


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They're reading Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing in Mrs. Miller's class.




Mrs. Miller's class enjoyed a fantastic presentation from our student helper, Addison Enright. She shared her photos and lots of interesting details about her senior trip to Washington DC. The fourth graders loved seeing Ford's Theater, as they read about Abraham Lincoln recently. Thanks for the great presenation, Miss Addision.






Honor roll. Way to go everyone!





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The 4th grader enjoyed the Energy Safe Kids program on Friday. They learned about energy sources and how to be safe around them whether at home, at school or outside. Thanks NIPSCO.







Sham-nanagins



Thank you to everyone who came and supported the KES book fair.


We love when our Kouts graduates come back to share with us! Fifth graders had the opportunity to hear from Hunter Wood this week. Hunter is studying astronomy at Valparaiso University and stopped by to teach the fifth graders about comets. They also got to attend the Challenger Learning Center for an amazing field trip! This week has been a BLAST!
Thank you again to our amazing PTO for helping fund this trip for our kids!






5th Grade Challneger Field Trip. Thank PTO for sponsoring this.











The book fair continues at KES throught Thursday. Students can visit during their class, during gandparents day, or on last chance Thursday.





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Open now! Check out this 5th grade art work


Book fair opens tomorrow!
Click the link to explore or set up your e-wallet.
https://www.scholastic.com/bf/koutsschool1


Late Bus Fun!





Congratulations to our Feb. Being Amazing Kids!


Kindergarten STEAM Club created 3D art with sticks and then added “snow” to their pictures. After completing the artwork, students were challenged to build a “log cabin” with the sticks.