Cougar Nation

Congratulations to our 3rd Quarter A and B Honor Roll students at AGWSR Middle School!

Your hard work, dedication, and commitment to learning have paid off, and we are proud of the effort you put in each day. Keep striving for excellence and continue to make the most of every opportunity.

Keep up the great work!


AGWSR Middle School "A" Honor Roll
A = 3.668 - 4.000
(“*” = All A’s)

3rd Quarter “A” Honor Roll

Fifth Grade: Logan Burkley, *Easton Carolus, Jack Crawford, *Dominic Draheim, *Calla Gronewold, Kyla Harms, Talea Haupt, *Courtney Hill, Maeve Humke, Brooklyn Koppes, Brinley Mabe, Scarlett Merry, Easton Meyer, Lucas Meyer, *Evan O’Kane, Addyson Ringena, Kyler Roberts, Aubrey Sailer, Quinn Schoolman, Charlee Viet

Sixth Grade: Jared Barnett, Elle deNeui, Klayton Dodd, *Maxsen Slifer, *Rae VanLoh

Seventh Grade: Brooke Anderson, Avery Clark, Olivia Flanagan, Alexa Haupt, *Caleb Haupt, Eden Jones, Kennedy Meyer, Mae Meyer, Emma O’Kane, Izabella Oplinger

Eighth Grade: Levi Bear, Greeley Everts, Gracie Hardman, Emersyn Hovey, Reagan Huffman, Myles Littlepage, Kenleigh Murra, Brielle Mutschler


AGWSR Middle School "B" Honor Roll
B = 3.250 - 3.667

3rd Quarter “B” Honor Roll

Fifth Grade: Chance Bailey, Briggs Beaty, Hunter Chubb, Abram Clark, Eli Cobb, Connor Gordon, Hayden Grummitt, Elijah Kesler, Charlotte Mennenga, Zoey Neely, Waylan Slinker, Nova Smock, Jase Willems

Sixth Grade: Elly Buseman, Bella De Jesus, Gabriel Greving, Alex Harms, Beverly Hofer, Alayna Miller, Aeliyah Tubbs, Norah VanHove

Seventh Grade: Gwen Ainley, Carsyn Bakker, Cody Benning, Marshall Claussen, Henry Crawford, Braiden Dennis, Audra Hollander, Blake Mennenga, Kyli Willems

Eighth Grade: Everett Gronewold, Everett Hofer, Trevor Johnson, Jubilee Steen, Charles Struck

They escaped!!! Fifth grade SAIL made their own themed escape rooms with math problems. Fifth grade students got to try the rooms out to see if they could escape. Some made it out and others did not! Either way, everyone had fun solving math problems!

Five seniors were honored last night at the University of Northern Iowa with the NICL All Academic Award. Congratulations to Claire Culver, Piper Smith, Cali Buseman, Tyler Nederhoff, and Morgan Woodley!! AGWSR is proud of you!

A huge thank you to our AGWSR community for supporting our senior class after prom can drive fundraiser!! Thank you to everyone who helped. We are so very thankful for your support!!

Join the Ackley Elementary Students as they present their spring concert on March 24, 2026 at 6:30pm in the High School Gym. Students should be in their homeroom by 6:15pm. The concert will be live streamed

The 7th grade SAIL students had the opportunity to develop a St. Patrick's Day themed lesson for Little Cougar Playhouse kiddos. Kiddos sorted out marshmallows, and with the help of 7th graders, they graphed how many different marshmallows they each had. After that, they did a little math with the data while eating their marshmallows!

Thanks to Mrs. Plymesser's invitation, the 6th grade SAIL had the opportunity to watch a farrier in action. Not only did the students learn about what it takes to do this job, they also got to pet and feed the horses!

AGWSR will have No School Monday, March 16th, 2026.

AGWSR will have a 2-Hour Late Start on Monday March 16th. No AM Preschool, No AM Activities, No Breakfast.

The AGWSR Senior Class will be holding a Can Drive on Saturday March 21st from 8:00-10:00 AM. ... CANS/bottles can be dropped off at the HS Shop, Geneva School, Wellsburg People Savings Bank Parking Lot or Steamboat Rock Baptist Church Parking Lot!

Congratulations Claire Culver! She earned a Straight I rating in Poetry at Individual State Speech today in Maquoketa Valley!! Way to go!

🚲 Save the Date! 🚲

Our upcoming Bike Rodeo will be held April 13th at the Elementary School for 1st and 3rd grade students.

More details and a consent forms will be sent home closer to the event. Stay tuned! 🚦🚴‍♂️

Livestream for the IATC Indoor Track Meet at Ames:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrqzasY1y6MY22V_chCEwOw

📏Our 7th grade math students discovered pi by measuring the circumference and diameter of different circular objects. Then they divided the circumference by the diameter and quickly noticed a pattern-the answer was around 3.14! It was a fun, hands-on way to see how math works in the real world! 🌎 Don't forget to celebrate pi day this Saturday (3/14). We'll be celebrating it a day early at the middle school with different activities and of course, lots of pie! 🥧