Harmonizing with Excellence.

Under the direction of Mrs. Shauna Knight, the Chippewa Choir delivered an incredible performance at the Tri-County Festival of Choirs in Smithville last night, showcasing their talent and dedication.

The Chippewa Choir took the stage at the Tri-County Festival of Choirs in Smithville, captivating the audience with their harmonies and musical artistry. Led by director Shauna Knight, the choir represented Chippewa with professionalism and passion, performing alongside other top choirs in the region.

Each note reflected the hard work and dedication of these talented students, who spent weeks perfecting their performance. The energy in the room was undeniable as voices blended seamlessly, creating a moving and memorable experience for all in attendance.

This event not only celebrated musical excellence but also highlighted the power of collaboration and the love of music that unites students across schools. Well done, Chippewa Choir!

Programming in Action.

Students in Mrs. Wilcox’s Junior High coding class are running their own coded programs on individually constructed bots, turning their learning into hands-on innovation.

Mrs. Wilcox’s Junior High coding students are taking their programming skills to the next level by running self-written code on bots they built themselves. This hands-on approach allows students to see their code in action, testing logic, problem-solving, and creativity in real time.

Through trial and error, students debugged their programs and refined their code to get their bots moving, making decisions, and responding to commands. The excitement in the classroom was electric as each bot successfully executed its programmed tasks!

This project not only strengthens coding fundamentals but also fosters critical thinking and perseverance—skills that will serve students well in future STEM opportunities.

Creativity in Every Chapter.

Students in Mr. Smith’s English class have brought their imaginations to life with “Chippewa Narratives,” a collection of original short stories showcasing their creativity and storytelling talents.

In Mr. Smith’s English class, students transformed their ideas into captivating short stories, compiling their work into a book titled Chippewa Narratives. From thrilling adventures to heartfelt journeys, each story highlights the students’ creativity, effort, and passion for storytelling.

This project is more than just writing—it’s a celebration of expression and literary talent within the Chippewa community. Families and friends can enjoy these imaginative stories and witness the incredible work of our students.

Don’t miss the chance to explore their creative journeys—check out the complete Chippewa Narratives collection using the button below.

Chipps Dominate the Challenge!

Congratulations to the Chippewa Academic Challenge team for their impressive victory over Rittman and Tallmadge! Watch the full episode below.

Our Academic Challenge Team showcased their knowledge, quick thinking, and teamwork, securing a win against Rittman and Tallmadge! Competing in the Nordson Academic Challenge, the team represented Chippewa with confidence and skill.

A huge congratulations to our team members:

• Andrew Yeager
• Kennedy Good
• Gavin Lepley

📺 Want to see the action for yourself? Watch the full episode here: [Link]

We’re so proud of these students for their dedication and hard work. Way to go, Chipps!

Full of Heart and Spirit.

The 7th graders showcased their Chippewa pride with a heartfelt Valentine’s Day display, earning 100 spirit points!

As Valentine’s Day approaches, the 7th graders have been busy spreading love and school spirit at Chippewa. They decorated the windows near their classrooms with heartfelt messages, sharing what they love most about their school.

Each heart displays unique and creative answers, from love for teachers and friends to excitement about activities and sports. This incredible display of school pride and creativity earned the 7th graders 100 spirit points for their efforts!

Their artwork brings a festive and positive energy to the school, reminding everyone why Chippewa is such a special place. Great job, 7th graders!

Tune in This Saturday.

Chippewa’s Academic Challenge episode will air this Saturday, February 8, at 11:30 AM on 5abc. Don’t miss it!

Don’t miss your chance to watch Chippewa’s Academic Challenge team in action! The team competed in an exciting match against Rittman and Tallmadge, and now you can see it all on Saturday, February 8, at 11:30 AM on 5abc.

This event, part of the Nordson Academic Challenge in partnership with Cuyahoga Community College, highlights our students’ knowledge, teamwork, and competitive spirit.

Tune in and cheer on our Chippewa team as they represent our school with pride and excellence. Let’s go, Chipps!