School is Canceled for Today, Thursday, January 2nd, 2025 due to weather. Stay safe!
CRB will have a 2 Hour Delay Today, Thursday, January 2nd, 2025 due to weather.
Due to the forecasted inclement weather the boy's and girl's varsity/jv basketball games with Paton-Churdan have been cancelled for tonight. The jr. high boys basketball game has been cancelled. No Jr. High girls or boys basketball practice. All high school practices scheduled for this afternoon will be concluded by 5:00 pm.
Parents,
This is a reminder about tonight's basketball game at home against West Harrison. The Varsity boys game will begin at 6:00 PM, followed by two-quarters of JV play.
Please note this change is due to West Harrison not having a girls' team and their limited numbers for the boys' team.
We look forward to seeing you there to support our team!
Thanks!
World Kindness Day
The Coon Rapids-Bayard School District is looking for an elementary paraeducator and for the 2024-2025 school year. Starting wage $14+ an hour. Benefits include personal days, sick time, IPERS, full paid single health insurance. Interested individuals should submit job application to Kelly Sigler, 905 North Street, Coon Rapids, IA 50058. EOE
The Coon Rapids-Bayard School District is taking snow removal bids for the 2024-2025 school year. Bid forms can be found in the district main office or contacting Paige Lee, paige.lee@crbcrusaders.org
Picture Retakes are tomorrow, Tuesday, October 22nd!
No School Thursday, September 26th:
The Coon Rapids-Bayard Community suffered a huge loss with the passing of Leesa Stoffers. Leesa and her husband were long time educators at our school and were highly respected in our community. Personally, I did not have the pleasure of meeting Leesa. However, from every person I have talked to about her, she was a wonderful person.
To allow our faculty, staff, and student body the opportunity to attend Mrs. Stoffer's Funeral, we will not have school on Thursday, September 26th.
Please keep Leesa's family and friends in your prayers during this difficult time.
-Mr. Ridder
Wear Black tomorrow, September 19, for the Blackout Cancer football game!
Dear Families,
Open House is tonight from 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM - Please come meet your teacher, drop off supplies, grab your iPad and stop by the High School commons for a free-will donation meal hosted by the Education Foundation! We can't wait to see you!!
Pick up iPads in the library - student iPad will not be ready to pick up if registration was not completed fully.
Schedules and locker #s/combos:
6th grade - will receive during orientation
7th and 8th grade - located in iPad bag
9th-12th grade - located on infinite campus
6th grade orientation in the auditorium at 5:30 PM
7th-12th athlete meeting in the auditorium at 6:30 PM
Visit the district office to pay textbook fees and lunch money.
Reminder: athletic passes HAVE to be purchased online. These will not be available in the office.
Grades 6-12 school hours are 8:18 AM to 3:30 PM daily with a 2:00 PM dismissal every Wednesday. First day of school, Friday, August 23rd , will be a 2:00 PM dismissal.
Teachers are not on contract until 8:00am. If your student is eating breakfast, they may arrive at 7:40am. If they are not eating breakfast, please do not have them to school until 8:00am - We do not have supervision for students before that time!
To keep our buildings secure, we ask that parents drop off and pick up students outside of the building. If you need to pick up or drop off your student during school hours, please be sure they go to the High School office to check in.
If you have questions or concerns throughout the school year, please address them with your child's teacher directly - We want to have an open line of communication with your family and will work with you to resolve any issues!
Please feel free to stop by my office tonight and introduce yourself!
GO Crusaders!
Seth Streebin
6-12 Principal
Thanks to all and their years of service!
Sandie Cady 50 years
Connie Ankenbauer 25 years
Deb Davis 20 years
Karen Mohr 20 years
Ann McAlister 15 years
Danielle Willenborg 10 years
Jennifer Mason 5 years
Tanya Schieffer 5 years
Eric Trager - Retiring and 5 years with CRB
All year, juniors in English III have been studying real-world issues in America through various pieces of literature. They are painting a real-world picture of America and evaluating how they can make a difference. Here are some final teacher features that show Crusaders promoting diversity and having an open mindset in the classroom! Way to go, Crusader educators!
Gear up this summer while staying hydrated with a new CRB Athletics blender bottle! Money raised from the sales will go directly to the weight lifting program to ensure all athletes have access to the best equipment and means of recovery. Bottles are $15 each or 2 for
$25.
Checks may be wrote out to Coon Rapids-Bayard Weight Lifting.
Money/checks can be sent with your child to Mr. Johnson at school.
Thank you for supporting our athletes. Go CRB!
All year, juniors in English III have been studying real-world issues in America through various pieces of literature. They are painting a real-world picture of America and evaluating how they can make a difference. Macy Thompson and Tyler Mohr see that being open minded is the key to being successful in many different areas of life. For their project, teachers were asked to nominate colleagues who allow for choice and freedom in their classrooms! Congrats to Mrs. Mohr and Mrs. Behrens for being nominated first!
"All year, juniors in English III have been studying real-world issues in America through various pieces of literature. They are painting a real-world picture of America and evaluating how they can make a difference. Ava LaRue and Coleman Heiderscheit have learned that one of the best ways to prevent future problems is to learn from those more experienced. It's important to keep an open mind. Here is some advice from some of our most experienced Crusaders!"
Watch our State Track runners here:
https://www.ihssn.com
Boys shuttle hurdle 2:40pm
200m Dash 4:40pm
100m Dash 6:45pm
Girls shuttle hurdle 7:40pm
All year, juniors in English III have been studying real-world issues in America through various pieces of literature. They are painting a real-world picture of America and evaluating how they can make a difference. Emmy Bauer, Piper Mason, and Braydon Reineke are doing teacher features to help others learn more about how CR-B teachers are having a positive impact on their students through the implementation of various teaching strategies. Ultimately, their goal is to help promote a more diverse outlook on teaching, as they are seeing we need to embrace the diversity in our country! Here's their first teacher feature on Mrs. Wiskus.
State Track shirt order is IN and IN the office for pick up. 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
