Upcoming Activities

Summer Weights: Tues-Wed-Thurs: 6:30-7:30 am All Summer

May 25: APS Alumni Open House 1-4pm; 5:00 100 Years of Alumni Celebration

May 27: Memorial Day

May 30: Dance Recital Dress Rehearsal 5:30 in HS Gym (Dance girls arrive by 5:00, no make-up but hair done)

June 2: Elite Dance Conservatory Recital, 4:00

June 10-11: UNK South Loup Wrestling Camp in Callaway Grades 3-12 (See Joe Bob Atkins for Details)

Jun 12-15: Chadron Football Camp

Jun 17-18: NWU VB Camp in Callaway

Jun 20-22: MEB Boys 9am-2pm; Girls 2-7pm at Arnold

July 22-24: 3-12 Football camp

Aug 12: Football Practice begins

Aug 19: VB practice begins

Electronic Portfolios

Project Title:
Preserving What You Have Learned and Createdportfolio:

Software Used:

  • imovie
  • web page (like this one)
  • iphoto/ibook
  • buring CDs or DVDs
  • printed and bound version

Subject and Grade Level: Any Grade

Intergrated Subject Areas Also Covered: All Subject Areas can be included

Example: http://sites.esu10.org:8000/onetoone/portfolio0001.wmv

Comments: One thing you must remember is that this might an intesive project if you intend to include eveything from all of high school (4 years of projects). Also if your tech director wipes out student directories each summer, your portfolios would have to be for the year only.

Materials needed: anything from traditional materials to free software on the laptops, to free web site space, to purchased web space…

Lesson Plans/Directions:
Teach students to create a filing system of their work in all of their classes. They can save the work they are most proud of, or all assignments to show growth over time. It is nice to have students go back and reflect on what they have done so they can see evidence of their own learning and growth. A written or verbal (electronic) reflection is a perfect way to express those ideas.