
MSDSC is on a two-hour delay today.
School start times - Elementary 9:55. Middle School 9:55, High School 10:00
Drive safe! See you soon!


Mrs. Crankshaw's 1st-grade class embraced November's civic and cultural themes through an engaging educational experience. Students explored elections and Thanksgiving by participating in the WLKI Annual Charity Pie Auction for Cops for Kids.
As part of their community involvement, the class conducted a democratic pie flavor vote, offering three enticing options: Caramel Apple, Gingerbread, and Brownie Pecan. Gingerbread was the clear favorite. A thoughtful parent baked the winning pie and provided samples for students to taste, enhancing their learning experience.
The Gingerbread pie was ultimately purchased by Nate's Lawncare during the auction, supporting local charitable efforts. Great Job Mrs. Crankshaws Class.
#SmallCommunitiesBigOpportunities











š„ ANGOLA TAKES THE GOLD! š„
We CRUSHED the First in Math Zip Code Challenge with a WHOPPING 36,321 problems solved! 𤯠Thanks to our amazing students, teachers, families, and community members, Angola dominated this state-wide competition!
This victory proves that MSD and the Angola community are THE places to be for mathematicians!
Because of our win, we'll be receiving special prizes, games, and software for our schools to celebrate the win! š




Join us for Elementary High Ability Parent Night on Thursday, December 5th at 6:00 PM in the Ryan Park Cafeteria!
Learn about amazing local resources and opportunities to enrich your child's education. šš
Sign up: https://forms.gle/mYreEwySanwt7JGv5


Parents, we know the holiday season can bring added stress. Parent Coaching is a FREE resource where you can meet with a coach to get personalized support for any challenges you or your child may face. Whether it's behavior issues or holiday stress, a coach can help guide you through it. Click here to register for support from a coach: https://cookcenter.info/coaching


"December is here, but let's take a moment to celebrate some moments from November in our school community! š«āØ
At Angola High School University students visited Carlin Park, sharing valuable insights about future opportunities. Our Angola Middle School community honored our heroes with a Veterans Day Celebration, beginning with a special breakfast and a moving presentation. The Trine Women's Hockey team brought excitement to Hendry Park, while Ryan Park celebrated its December Rhino Way winners with a spirited parade. Over at Pleasant Lake Montessori, students got into the Thanksgiving spirit with a creative turkey bowling competition.
These moments remind us of the vibrant, supportive, and innovative learning environments in our schools. Proud to be part of such an amazing community! šŗšøšš"






We are looking forward to seeing everyone tomorrow.


Wishing our wonderful community a warm and joyful Thanksgiving. Check out this video https://youtube.com/shorts/CkM8QE-l7n0?feature=share and get a peek at what our principals and Superintendent want on their plate!


š¶š¤Miss Arnos's music class has been rocking out to the classic tune "Hot Cross Buns" this week!š¼š„
These talented students have mastered the notes G, B, and A on their recorders, and they're not afraid to show it. They've been rapping, singing, and playing their hearts out, creating a musical masterpiece that would make Mozart proud.
We're so proud of these little musicians and their dedication to learning and growing. We can't wait to see what they accomplish next!




š„ Only 5 Days Left in the Statewide Math Tournament! š„
Angola is in 3rd place and closing in on 1st! Let's take the lead this Thanksgiving break! We have until 11:59 on 11/30 to get as many math problems as possible solved.
š¦š„§ After the turkey, pie, and family time, pick up some math problems with your loved ones! Every correct answer on First in Math counts towards our overall score.
Adults and students can join the fun! Log on to FirstinMath.com and help Angola win!
Username: 46703
Password: lovemath
šŖ Let's solve our way to the top and win prizes for our local schools!


We are happy to share the December Mental Health Series calendar of events from Parent Guidance. Check out the calendar and find the link to register for any topic for free at this link.
https://bit.ly/3Od7rCz


šØShare this news widely! šØ
The Angola community is showing up in BIG ways for an Indiana Math Challenge. This week, our community jumped from 5th to 3rd in the state-wide math competition! Students and adults can join the fun with the login information below.
Here's how to play:
Visit: www.firstinmath.com
Log in: User ID: 46703
Password: lovemath
Solve math problems! Every correct answer counts! Prizes include 24Ā® Game sets and more for our schools! š


Elementary students in grades 3ā5 at Ryan Park and Carlin Park Elementary Schools showcased their creativity through a unique Pixel Art project in their STEAM classes. Each student completed 30 lines of a programmed Google Sheet. The student's artwork, included animals, TV characters, portraits, sports team logos, and outdoor landscapes. The completed designs have been proudly displayed outside the STEAM classrooms at both schools..





Join the fun. Join the Winter Gaurd!!


Yesterday Pleasant Lake Montesorri held "Pancakes for Pals" Students were invited to bring a friend for breakfast. Trine football players joined in on the fun. It was hard to tell who was having more fun the Trine students or our students.






Mr. Justin Lomont's 7th Grade Honors Language Arts class recently hosted a debate on the question: "Is a hotdog a sandwich?" The class began with Mr. Lomont reviewing the rules of debate. Over the previous lessons, students had researched their positions and crafted thoughtful opening and closing statements.
Once the room was set up, excitement and anticipation filled the space as students presented their prepared opening remarks. The intensity grew as the rebuttal rounds began, with each team having two minutes to argue their case before the other team responded. It was clear that every student had listened attentively, as their rebuttals directly addressed the points raised by the opposing side.
Even during lunch, the debate was on everyone's minds, with students eagerly discussing their thoughts and ideas. After lunch, the final round began with closing statements, where each team had one last opportunity to persuade their peers. In the end, it was decided ā hotdogs are delicious! As a fun reward for their hard work, each student was given a gummy hotdog. Students are already looking forward to their next debate!










The stage is set. The mics are checked. The makeup is on. Lines Rehearsed.
The amazing cast and crew of AHS is ready to take you on a hilarious ride with The -One-Act- Play That Goes Wrong!
Join us for this uproarious comedy, where everything that can go wrong... does! You won't want to miss this chaotic, laugh-out-loud journey of a play falling apart at every turn.
Show Dates:
November 21, 22, & 23 at 7:00 PM
November 24 at 2:00 PM
Tickets can be purchased at door via cash or credit. $7 Students/Seniors $10 General Admission.
Get your tickets now and experience the madness!











We had a wonderful turnout for last night's IREAD meeting at Hendry Park Elementary School. The final opportunity is today, 11/19, at Pleasant Lake Montessori from 5:30-6:30! This is a meaningful meeting for all 2nd and 3rd grade families!



šØFire up those math brains, Angola!šØ
Want to have fun AND help our MSDSC schools win prizes? Join the Indiana Love Math Zip Code Challenge! Students AND Adults throughout our community can participate in this challenge.
We're currently in FIFTH PLACE! š„ Let's show Indiana how much 46703 loves math! Check out the leader board below.
Here's how to play:
Visit: www.firstinmath.com
Log in: User ID: 46703
Password: lovemath
Solve math problems! Every correct answer counts!
Prizes include 24Ā® Game sets and more for our schools! š
Join the fun and spread the word!



Congratulations Leslie Lantz on Receiving the IHSAA Education Champion Award
The IHSAA Education Champion Award recognizes educators who profoundly impact student-athletes by fostering academic success and personal growth through meaningful connections.
Mrs. Lantz: A dedicated educator and mentor, with 23 years of experience in the language arts department at Angola High School, Mrs. Lantz has distinguished herself as an exceptional educator. Currently teaching senior-level classes, she goes above and beyond to prepare students for academic success including SAT preparation, advanced college writing skills instruction, college essay guidance, and letters of recommendation. Beyond the classroom, Mrs. Lantz's commitment extends far beyond traditional teaching. She actively supports student-athletes by attending numerous athletic events, running the school's spirit-wear and consistently engaging with students outside of class hours.
Ava Harris, a student-athlete, beautifully captured Mrs. Lantz's impact: "Mrs. Lantz has had a huge impact on my high school athletic and academic career. She is a fan of every sport at Angola and is always looking to form a connection with student-athletes. Last year when I would walk into her class, she would always ask how my game went or ask about an upcoming game. Even though I am not in her class this year, she still stops me in the hallway to catch up. This year she has attended almost every single volleyball game and one of my favorite moments with her was when she gave me a big hug showing her unwavering support after our team won the regional title. Mrs. Lantz is truly a great teacher who wants the best for every student. She has pushed me and all of her students in the classroom to be successful in whatever career the future holds.ā
Her dedication transcends academic instruction, creating lasting relationships that inspire and motivate students to excel.
Congratulations, Mrs. Lantz, on this well-deserved recognition.
