Stewart STARS and staff enjoyed our annual holiday sing this morning to kickoff our holiday fun!




Mrs. C's Stewart Stars celebrated the day in pajamas, singing loud for all to hear at the Christmas Sing, and then celebrating the magic of Christmas. Merry Christmas everyone!





These second grade Stewart Stars had an amazing week! They visited many countries while celebrating Christmas Around the World! Friday they finished their travels with a trip to the North Pole, watching The Polar Express in their pajamas with some hot chocolate and cookies!




Mrs. Heiter's 4th graders would like to send out a big thank you to our Junior achievement volunteer Kim Schmidt from River City Bookkeeping. The kids enjoyed the hands on activities teaching them about resources and making smart decisions financially.

At Stewart in Mrs. Viereck's 1st grade class the students had so much fun having a gingerbread house themed day!








The best part of cold, winter days is the possibility of inside recess where you get to be warm and cozy and hang out with your friends! Mrs.C's class at Stewart did just that this morning before school started. Stay warm everyone!








Homemade hot cocoa and cookies on the Cart for Stewart today!
Merry Christmas, everyone!

Who made Stewart 2nd grade sparkle? ✨ Big love to Mrs. Weddingfeld for sharing her time, talents, and treasures with our students — from kindness lessons to tasty stories from Italy 🇮🇹🍪. The kids LOVED it!





Mrs. Steiner's 1st grade class at Stewart Elementary had the best high school intern this semester! We are going to miss having Eva in our classroom everyday, but can't wait to see the amazing things she does in the future!





Today, Mrs. Johnson’s 4th grade Stewart Stars celebrated as they graduated from Junior Achievement!
Throughout the program, students learned about resources, earning, saving, spending, and making smart choices—while building confidence and curiosity about their futures. A heartfelt thank you to Kim Schmidt from River City Bookkeeping for guiding our students through this journey with patience, enthusiasm, and real-world wisdom.
Throughout the program, students learned about resources, earning, saving, spending, and making smart choices—while building confidence and curiosity about their futures. A heartfelt thank you to Kim Schmidt from River City Bookkeeping for guiding our students through this journey with patience, enthusiasm, and real-world wisdom.







Tuesday was a very Grinch filled day in Mrs. C's room at Stewart.



After assessing the road conditions in the rural areas, the late start for Yankton School District has been canceled. Yankton School District will not have school today, Monday, December 15, due to the poor road conditions in several rural busing areas. Our first priority is the safety of the students, and the current road conditions in several areas put them at risk at this time.

Some wonderful students volunteered their time to set up our classroom Christmas tree!

Stewart Staff's "Is there a Peppermint in Your Pocket?" winners- Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Goeken, and Mrs. Carda (Mrs. Rothschadl stood in for Mrs. Carda). Mrs. Johnson ended the day with two peppermints. Rules to the game are attached.


Stewart 3rd graders in Mrs. Law's class are working hard at finding the area in square units!


3rd grade Friday Morning Meeting in Mrs. Law's class at Stewart is Game DAY!

The fourth grade at Stewart held their annual "Friendsgiving" today. It was just a little larger this year. Fun times were had playing games and enjoying some trail mix and candy salad. We wish you all a Happy Thanksgiving!!










Stewart Elementary 4th & 5th Holiday Concert!










4th Grade Stewart Stars Friendsgiving
Board games, full-belly laughter, and a shared Turkey Trail Mix made today feel truly special. This 4th grade tradition fills our classrooms with community, kindness, and genuine care for one another. We are so grateful for these 62 big-hearted Stewart Stars who make our school shine a little brighter every day.
Board games, full-belly laughter, and a shared Turkey Trail Mix made today feel truly special. This 4th grade tradition fills our classrooms with community, kindness, and genuine care for one another. We are so grateful for these 62 big-hearted Stewart Stars who make our school shine a little brighter every day.








Stewart first graders are so thankful for our nutritionist and kitchen staff at the high school for letting us tour and see how our lunches are made and packed! Thank you!





