South Iron R-1 School District

09/14/2026

Red day for prek.. learning our colors. ❤️

09/14/2026

09/12/2026

Today would not have been possible without this year’s President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer.

What an amazing group of leaders!

09/12/2026

Today we inducted the newest members of the South Iron Sr. Beta Chapter.

This tradition dates back to December 1961 for our chapter, culminating in generations of individuals dedicated to the four core pillars: achievement, character, leadership, and service.

Please join us in welcoming our 10 newest inductees.

09/12/2026

📣 YEARBOOK SIGNING IS COMING! 📣

It’s almost time to lock in the memories! 🔐📖 On September 18th during 5th hour in the HS Gym, students will have the opportunity to purchase their 2026 yearbook for $30 and then have their classmates sign it the same day!

✨ What to bring: $30
📅 When: September 18th
📍 Where: HS Gym
⏰ When: 5th Hour

Come ready to celebrate the year, make memories, and get those signatures from the people who made this year special! ❤️

Don’t miss your chance to get your yearbook and start filling it with memories!

09/11/2026

Thank you to all of those that celebrated Grandparents Day with us!

09/10/2026

Today's HS Baseball game vs Valley will be played at South Iron at 5:00PM.
Valley had a sprinkler issue that flooded their field.
Varsity game only.

09/10/2026

In honor of Constitution Day, Mrs. Cara Baker, attorney at Anheuser Busch corporation, spoke with students today about complexity of Free Speech and Social Media and careers on the fields of law.

09/10/2026

The science department got hands-on today as students put the scientific method to work! 🔬💧

The question was simple: How many drops of water can a penny hold?

Students made their hypotheses, conducted the experiment, collected their data, and analyzed the results. What looked like a simple penny-and-water activity quickly became a lesson in careful observation, measurement, and scientific thinking.

Tomorrow, students will use their data to draw conclusions and see whether their original hypotheses actually held water. 😉

Sometimes the best science starts with something as simple as a penny and a question. 🪙💧 The science department got hands-on today as students put the scientific method to work! 🔬💧

The question was simple: How many drops of water can a penny hold?

Students made their hypotheses, conducted the experiment, collected their data, and analyzed the results. What looked like a simple penny-and-water activity quickly became a lesson in careful observation, measurement, and scientific thinking.

Tomorrow, students will use their data to draw conclusions and see whether their original hypotheses actually held water. 😉

Sometimes the best science starts with something as simple as a penny and a question. 🪙💧

09/09/2026

International Cuisine students are currently exploring the flavors and techniques of Italian cuisine through hands-on learning experiences. As part of the Italian cuisine unit, students are developing their culinary skills by preparing homemade focaccia bread. The entire hallway smelled of garlic goodness.