The annual end-of-the-year talent show was a giant success! All of the acts were wonderful! From the singing and dancing to the piano playing to the skits to Weebee the Elk, it was all amazing! Especially at the end, when Michael and Cody danced their dance, and the fifth graders did the cha-cha slide and cupid shuffle. It got everybody happy, concluding to say everyone loved it, including those who were not in the show!
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by Yazmin Soulati

by Yazmin Soulati
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Congratulations to our Knowledge Master Team who, for the second time this year ranked first place in Ohio. Their total score of 682 points out of 1,000 points ranked them 10th among 253 teams across the United States, Singapore, Indonesia and Korea. Our Driscoll team answered 92 questions out of 100 correctly. We are very proud of their efforts and teamwork. Team members for the Spring Knowledge Master Competition were the following fourth and fifth grade students: Kelly Beavers, Quinn Gohlke, Becca Hilton, Brenna Kernan, Adam VanBeysterveldt, Alec Grandin, Megan Kafka, Katherine Luker, Scott Miller, Nathan VanVlyman, Kyle Westhuas, Kyle Lade, Jacob Mantei, Adam Peters, Grey Pierce, Conrad Schneider, Brigid Fanning, Gerry Helfrich, Justin Moell, Niyanth Reddy, Nicholas Smith, Grace Takahashi, Ben Thomas, Brookie Wilkens, Nicholas Wilkins

   This year, Mrs. Mahaffey's 5th grade class tackled the Siemen's Junk Mail Challenge. Look at this final video we made!
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by Ashley Greer and Grace Villers
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The Edgy Veggie salad bar has come to Driscoll! It arrived on April 11, 2011. It has been a huge hit.If you look at the pictures you will see how long the line is every day. Many people tried it on the first day and loved it. The biggest problem is going through the line to get it! The S.N.A.C.K. team members are working really hard to keep it up. We really hope you try it soon because it will only be here until April 25, 2011!
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by Katelyn Golden and Grace Stoller

This last Thursday on January 6 our school had its annual Geobee. The Geobee is a national competition where students are asked questions about geography. This year after the competition ended the top three were as follows:
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We hope you liked the woodlands!

There is a scale that is called: pH (potential Hydrogen ions). You would use the scale to find the amount of acidity in soil, this is VERY IMPORTANT to know because, some plants require a certain amount of pH in their

The doldrums are located at or near the equator where there is a steady and low pressure. This causes little wind. Ships traveling in these waters are often stuck, therefore the term, stuck in the doldrums.

 Hypotenuse
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loquacious
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cacophony-(kuh-kof-uh-nee)
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These are video clips of random people being asked about the word of the week.
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