Interested in Soccer.  Hubbell students have an opportunity for a soccer camp. Click here for more information.  

Hubbell 5th graders have been busy working the last 6 weeks on their IB Exhibition, researching a topic, preparing a presentation, and taking action on that topic. The exhibition required students to present their work at an event for classmates, family and friends. See photos by clicking the above headline.

• Hubbell fifth graders have been busy working the last 6 weeks on their IB Exhibition. They have been researching, interviewing, preparing a presentation, taking action on a topic, and presenting a issue that they are passionate about. They held an all school Exhibition of their projects and then a evening Exhibition for their family and friends on Thursday April 18, 2013.

5th grade students at Hubbell Elementary invite you to visit their PYP exhibition, as they share with our community their research and solutions to local issues. Students’ passions and research have led them to such topics as animal …

The Des Moines Roosevelt Youth Football Program has an opportunity to participate in a football program this fall.  If you are interested print off the brochure to fill out.  2nd and 3rd grades  4th through 6th grades

5th grade Hubbell parents: Attend an informational meeting about how your child can receive additional support and mentoring for moving forward on the path towards placement in the IB diploma program. Click above for more information.

4th grade had a speaker today from Polk County Conservation to kick off our next unit of inquiry.  She spoke to us about how rocks are formed and the different type of rocks that make up the Earth.

Hubbell students were treated with a visit by Iowa Author Coach Sloth.  Coach Sloth played football for the Iowa State Cyclones, The Barnstormers, coached for the Barnstormers, had roles  in several movies and has written 3 children books.

The 2nd graders and 3rd graders held a great performance in December.

The School Board unanimously approved a motion at a special meeting to not hold classes on MLK Day (January 21), as originally planned, rather than using the holiday as a weather make-up day. Classes will also not be …