Salamonie

Salamonie 7th/8th Visit Nations Capitol

By Brad Ludlow on Tuesday, June 1st, 2010

From May 19th through the 22nd, 92 Salamonie 7th and 8th grade students spent four days on a trip to Washington D.C.  Some of the sights the students visited were: The Holocaust Museum, the Newseum, Smithsonian Museums, Arlington National Cemetary-including watching the changing of the guard ceremony and wreath laying at the Tomb of the Unknowns, Ford's Theatre, Mount Vernon Estate, the White House, the Capitol Building, the Lincoln Memorial, the Korean Memorial, and the Iwo Jima Monument... Read More...

Mooberry Plays Smart

By Brad Ludlow on Tuesday, April 13th, 2010

Kennan Mooberry has been selected as Salamonie School's student representative in the Play Smart campaign against tobacco and alcohol use. 

Kennan is a 8th grade three sport athlete at Salamonie.  He has been a team leader in football, basketball, and track at Salamonie, and has been a part of two county championship teams... Read More...

Salamonie PROS to hold carnival Mar. 26

By Rick Henly on Thursday, March 11th, 2010

The Salamonie School PROS will be holding their bi-annual carnival on Friday March 26.

A supper will be held from 5:15 to 7:30. The supper will consist of walking tacos, nachos, hot dogs,chili dogs, and East Of Chicago pizza.

The games will start promptly at 6:00 and end at 8:00... Read More...

Rebels Collect Donations for Haiti

By Brad Ludlow on Friday, February 5th, 2010

Salamonie students help Principal Rick Reed in loading supplies for delivery to Mission of Hope in Haiti.  Mission of Hope is an orphanage, hospital and school in the quake ravaged country.  Mission of Hope's President is former Huntington resident Brad Johnson.  Mission of Hope has been in Haiti for the past 12 years and is therefore in a unique position to serve the people of Haiti in this desperate time of need... Read More...

Salamonie Students Accept Flag

By Brad Ludlow on Wednesday, January 27th, 2010

The students of Salamonie School would like to offer their deepest appreciation to the Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary for their continued leadership and service.  The gift of a new American Flag will proudly fly over Salamonie School as a reminder to the students of the sacrifice of those who in the past, and are today serving our great country... Read More...

Salamonie group to have fundraiser

By Rick Henly on Wednesday, January 20th, 2010

PROS (Parents Reaching Out at Salamonie School) is hosting a Sunday Lunch at the Knight Bergman Center in Warren on Sunday, January 31st from 11AM-1PM. 

The menu, which is generously prepared by Kim’s Katered Affair and Salamonie parents, includes ham, beef & noodles, chicken & noodles, lasagna, meatballs, hot dogs, mashed potatoes, rolls, corn, green beans, applesauce, assorted salads and desserts... Read More...

Salamonie Kinders Ride Polar Express!

By Brad Ludlow on Tuesday, December 15th, 2009

On Friday, December 18th, kindergarten students in Mrs. Hall's and Mrs. Warpup's classes wore their pajamas and took an imaginary ride to the North Pole on the Polar Express!  Students listened to the story about the Polar Express, drank hot chocolate, and ate cookies while they rode on the train... Read More...

Salamonie Food Drive a Huge Success!

By Brad Ludlow on Friday, November 13th, 2009

The Salamonie School student council recently sponsored the annual food drive to assist families in need in the Warren and Markle areas.

Students in grades K-8 donated over 2,600 food items to the Warren and Markle food pantries.  The food drive was a huge success, and once again shows what the Rebel spirit is all about in our community!  

Shown helping box and load items are student council members Rachel Jones, Tommy Bolinger, Aaron Gilmore and Laresa Lund... Read More...

Spooktacular a Scary Success!

By Brad Ludlow on Monday, October 26th, 2009

The Salamonie School Spooktacular Haunted Woods was a spectacular success this past weekend!  Over 500 people attended the two-day event, raising approximately $3,000 for the 7th/8th grade Washington DC trip this spring!   The woods behind Salamonie school featured a number of scary, gross and down right disturbing stations... Read More...

Salamonie Celebrates Fall Sports!

By Brad Ludlow on Tuesday, October 20th, 2009

Salamonie School held a school wide pep session Monday afternoon to acknowledge all the student/athletes who participated in a fall sports program this year.  Special recognition was awarded to the 8th grade football team as they were presented with the County Champions trophy!  The football team finished the season with an outstanding 5-1 record, and as Coach Dave Sipe noted, "The first Salamonie team in over 20 years to beat both Crestview and Riverview in the same season!"
 
The 4th and 5th grade Fun Run participants, the cheerleaders, the boys and girls cross-country teams, the volleyball teams and the football teams were all recognized during the pep rally... Read More...

Salamonie School hosts Spooktacular!

By Brad Ludlow on Saturday, October 17th, 2009

Spooktacular Haunted Woods - The most frightening experience of your life!

Next Friday and Saturday, October 23 - 24, 2009 from 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.

$5.00 admission at Salamonie School Woods, 1063 E 900 S, Warren, In.

Be there... if you dare...

This is a fundraising event for the 7th & 8th grade trip to Washington D... Read More...

Salamonie Students of the Week

By Brad Ludlow on Friday, October 2nd, 2009

Second grader, Kate Leichty, and seventh grader, Kaylee Johnson, are Salamonie School Edward Jones Students of the Week. 

Kate was nominated by her teacher, Mrs. Marie DeWeese, for always doing her personal best and for her positive attitude... Read More...

Walk-A-Thon raises funds for DC trip

By Brad Ludlow on Thursday, September 24th, 2009

Salamonie School 7th and 8th graders are busy raising funds for their bi-annual trip to Washington DC.  The trip is a 4 day event the students will take in May.  Several fund raisers are taking place at Salamonie School during the course of the school year to help offset the cost of the trip... Read More...

Doug Hofherr leads Salamonie Band

By Brad Ludlow on Tuesday, September 22nd, 2009

Salamonie Band instructor Doug Hofherr gets into the spirit of the Homecoming Parade as he leads the Rebel Band down Jefferson Street.  The band played a variety of songs including the hit 'Tequila'.  The marching Rebels have played at Indiana Beach, the Wildcat Festival Parade and the Huntington North Homecoming parade this year... Read More...

HU students clear trails at Salamonie

By Brad Ludlow on Monday, August 31st, 2009

This group of Huntington University students spent Saturday afternoon working with Salamonie School teacher Mr. Mark Buzzard, Principal Rick Reed and Assistant Principal Brad Ludlow clearing brush, spreading mulch and general clean-up of the trails and outdoor classroom at Salamonie.

The clean up is part of an ongoing effort to develop the outdoor space on the grounds of Salamonie School into a working outdoor lab for the students and teachers at the school... Read More...