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Inlet Common School students raise $3,200 for St. Jude Children’s Hospital

INLET STUDENTS: Back: Thomas Levi, Charlotte Clark, Chelsea Clark, Alexis Heath, Richie Lutz, Cory Hansen. Middle: Chloe Clark, Matt Trumbauer, Shea Sauer, Gabe Lutz, Grace Heath. Front: Lorelei Miller, Joseph Clark, Preston Trumbauer.

INLET STUDENTS: Back: Thomas Levi, Charlotte Clark, Chelsea Clark, Alexis Heath, Richie Lutz, Cory Hansen. Middle: Chloe Clark, Matt Trumbauer, Shea Sauer, Gabe Lutz, Grace Heath. Front: Lorelei Miller, Joseph Clark, Preston Trumbauer.

Students at Inlet Common School recently participated in the St. Jude Math-A-Thon to benefit St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

In two weeks the 14 students raised $3,200, with brothers Richard and Gabriel Lutz raising close to $1,000 independently.

The students raised funds by gaining pledges from family and friends to solve math problems in the St. Jude Math-A-Thon Funbook.

The Math-A-Thon is America’s largest education-based fundraiser. Inlet Common School has participated in the program for 30 years.

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Two Inlet Common School students win awards at 36th Conservation Field Days

Chelsea Clark and Richie Lutz

Chelsea Clark and Richie Lutz

by Marianne Christy

Two Inlet Common School students were honored with awards from the Hamilton County Soil and Water Conservation District for their entries in recent essay and poster contests conducted by the organization.

Chelsea Clark was the overall winner for the sixth grade essay contest and Richie Lutz received honorable mention in the poster contest.   Continue reading →

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Inlet school students test run new historical scavenger hunt

Inlet Common School students and teachers, and Inlet Historical Society members.

Inlet Common School students and teachers, and Inlet Historical Society members.

The students and teachers of the Inlet Common School were the first to try out the Inlet Historical Society 2015 Kids’ Scavenger Hunt on Wednesday, June 17.

The students started at the Inlet Historical Society building with a brief talk by Town Historian Letty Haynes, then walked over to the Inlet Information Office where the hunt begins. (Directions for the hunt can be picked up at the office.) Continue reading →

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One fish, two fish… Inlet students enjoy boat outing

Fishing guide Nate Clague, R. Lutz, G. Heath, T. Levi, M. Trumbauer, Lorraine Fay, C. Hansen, and Chri Holt

Fishing guide Nate Clague, R. Lutz, G. Heath, T. Levi, M. Trumbauer, Lorraine Fay, C. Hansen, and Chri Holt

by Marianne Christy

Third and fourth grade students of Inlet Common School took to the waters of Fourth Lake on Wednesday, June 10 for an unconventional on-water math lesson that involved fishing.

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Inlet Common School students participate in Science Fair

Alexis Heath - Honorable Mention

Alexis Heath – Honorable Mention

The 5th and 6th grade students at Inlet Common School participated in a Science Fair on Monday, March 16.

Rachelle Manzi - 2nd place winner

Rachelle Manzi – 2nd place winner

The students researched a topic of their choice for the last several weeks and used the Scientific Method to complete their projects. The projects included topics such as: Which liquid makes bubbles last longer? What makes ice melt faster: salt, sugar or dirt? Which chocolate melts the fastest? Continue reading →

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Inlet Common School students cooking up fun with PARP program

Inlet Common School kicked off its annual PARP program on Tuesday, February 24 to the theme of  Cook up a Good Book. In keeping with the theme, students and teachers traveled to the Seventh Lake House and became chefs for a day.

Students prepared a lunch of turkey toes, roasted tomato bread soup, vegetable and cheese flatbread, and Oreo Balls under the direction of Chef Jim Holt. Everyone created a hand-designed apron and demonstrated proper table etiquette as they enjoyed the meal.  Continue reading →

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Two Inlet students win awards at County Conservation Field Day

Two Inlet Common School students were honored with awards from the Hamilton County Soil and Water Conservation District for their entries in recent essay and poster contests conducted by the organization.

Inlet Common School Honorees Chelsea Clark, left, and Rachelle Manzi.

Inlet Common School Honorees Chelsea Clark, left, and Rachelle Manzi.

Chelsea Clark received overall second place for the fifth grade essay contest and Rachelle Manzi received overall third place for the sixth grade poster contest.   Continue reading →

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