Cold Spring School District

    By Elsie Orwig, Maddie Peterson, and Emmi Callahan     We know a dog whose name is Luna, and she is a Labrador-Retriever. What’s special about Luna is that she is not chocolate, black, or yellow like other Labs; her hair is silver. But, there is a cost for having silver hair. All of her hair is falling out, and not growing back. In the winter, she is so cold, and sometimes, she shivers. It is sad to watch. So, Luna’s family went online, looked for a very long time, and found a dog jacket. Since then she has not been cold.        We also know a hamster named Mr. Fluffball who needed lots of supplies and food to take care of him. His owner took very good care of him and he lived a happy life because that is what people do for their pets. Imagine if YOU were an animal and you were cold because all of your hair fell out and you had no coat. How would you feel if your owner wasn’t able to feed you or take care of you because it was too expensive? Wouldn’t that be terrible? There ar

We are in our third week of the extended day in-person learning at Cold Spring School. Most of our remote learners have returned to school now that vaccines are readily available. Recently, we held our first in-person staff meeting and, on Monday, our first in-person Governing Board meeting. Enjoy the video expressing appreciation for your support.

By: Alexis Moore, 3rd Grade Student          My name is Alexis Moore. I am a third-grader in Mrs. Wooten’s class. Over spring break I went to the NAIA National Championship with the Westmont basketball team. To win the national championship you have to win 6 games in a row against the top teams in the country. First, we went to Idaho. We had to win our first game to get to the Sweet 16. (We had a 'Bye' the first game which means you have an automatic win.) We had practice for two hours every day. They have to work really hard for two hours. Then they have to do games every other day. That is hard!          We won over Montana Western by a lot. Then we advanced to the Sweet 16. Next, we had to play Lyon. Our team won that one too! That one was a close one. Then we got matched with Clarke in the Elite 8. They were a lot taller than we were. That comes as an advantage. But our girls are VERY fast and smart and always play their hardest! We kept winning and winning and went to the