Campus News

May 2011 -

The Student Council members of Asa Low Jr. Intermediate School sponsored a “Pennies for Patients” fundraiser for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society over the course of two weeks in April.

Check out the full story and photos on the MISD district blog!

April 2011 -

Two sixth grade teams (Orissa and Himalayas) participated in the Cranes for Kids program to help provide clothing for victims in Japan.

Sponsored by Oshkosh B'Gosh, the Cranes for Kids program will donate one article of clothing for each folded origami paper crane (up to 50,000). Over the course of two weeks, the teams folded nearly 4,000 cranes.

Check out the full story and photos on the MISD Blog!

April 2011 -

Asa Low Teacher of the Year: Congratulations to SUCCESS Teacher, Mr. Spencer!

January 2011 -

Congratulations to the winner of the 2011 Asa Low Jr. Spelling Bee, Spencer Bindel. Great job!

Our spelling bee champion will next compete among all K-8 campus winners around the district at the District Spelling Bee on Tuesday, February 22, 2011 at Legacy High School. Good luck to Spencer!

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First Asa E. Low Intermediate School Saturday Science Camp, A Huge Success!

On Saturday October 10, the Asa Low Intermediate School Science teachers conducted the very first 5th grade science camp! The camp was a huge success as we hosted 133 5th grade students.

The camp was designed to strengthen student's science skills in specific, targeted areas. This Saturday, the focus was on chemical and physical properties of matter, which is what our students will be studying throughout this six weeks. Our Science teachers also took this opportunity to review topics from the first six weeks such as "Lab Safety" and "the Scientific Method."

See Mr. Kizer demonstrate chemical properties to Asa Low 5th graders

Asa Low Intermediate will conduct a Science Camp at the end of each six weeks to review previously taught material and preview upcoming information. If your student was unable to make it to this camp, don't worry, there will be plenty more opportunities.

Thank you and we look forward to serving you and your students.

Sincerely,
Jason Short, Principal