Kruppa's Students Using New Technology

Students Create Veteran's Wall

Student Participate in Drug Free Week

Teachers' Doors Decorated During Red Ribbon Week

Students Participate In Team Building Exercise

Students in Mrs. Kruppa's classroom use the "clicker system", or more formerly called a Classroom Response System. The clickers are being used to answer questions in Study Island, a TAKS preparation software program.

Tidehaven Intermediate students posted names of family and friends who served in the wars to pay tribute to those who served our country and provided us with the freedoms we have today.

Students at the junior high campus particpated in various activities during Red Ribbon Week. One of the activities during drug free week was for students to "Dress For the Sixties".

There were many drug free activities during Red Ribbon Week. One of the activities was a classroom door decorating contest. Pictured above is Ms. Denise Leissner's "Stop! Don't Do Drugs" Door.

Students in Mrs. Kruppa's class participated in a team building exercise to show students how to work together and that each and everyone has something important to contribute. Students discovered that if they do not contribute, we are missing an importaant piece of the puzzle or information.