We had a great turnout for the bike trade today! A total of 18 bikes were available, and 7 have already found new owners.
The remaining bikes will be set outside the Oahe Youth Center on Main Street during the town-wide rummage sale this Saturday. Stop by and take a look if you’re in need of a bike—remember, they are free!
If you’d like to see the bikes before Saturday, please reach out to Christy Saltsman or Chelsey Cronin.
A friendly reminder to parents of track athletes, parents of any athletes, members and volunteers; please try to help the Booster Club with concessions for the track meets on Saturday, May 9th and Thursday May 21st. We need volunteers to make these events possible! Sign up at the link: https://m.signupgenius.com/#!/showSignUp/10C044AAEA92AA3F4C61-63774233-track?useFullSite=false
New golf update!! MS/JV golf will be going to Stanley County on Thursday, April 30 instead of Faulkton on Friday, May 1. Start time is 1pm. Leave time is 11am.
Golf updates:
MS/JV golf meet in Faulkton has been changed from Monday, May 4th to Friday, May 1st. Start time 1:00pm. Leave time 11:15am.
MS/JV golf will compete in Eureka on May 7th at 12pm. Leave time 10am.
The golf meet that was scheduled for May 8th in Ipswich has been cancelled.
Parents of Gettysburg Athletes,
We have started concussion baseline testing at school this week. Your student athlete will be bringing home important paperwork that requires your review and signatures.
Additionally, physical forms that must be completed by a physician are also in the packet. Please make sure these forms are filled out and returned as soon as possible to ensure your student is eligible for participation this fall.
The Athletic Handbook is available to review on the school website.
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to Jessica Larson or school office. Thanks!
The MS track meet in Warner on Thursday, May 14th has been added to our schedule. Start time is 4pm. Leave time is 1:30pm. Thanks!
On April 27, 2026, our 2nd Annual 6th Grade Barter Day brought history to life! Students selected an ancient civilization to research and created unique items to trade with their classmates.
The creativity was incredible—students set up storefronts and came dressed for the occasion. We had everything from bakers and soap makers to jewelry designers and even 3D-printed creations. The sky truly was the limit!
To learn more about this exciting event and see other student projects, join us at the Middle School Showcase on May 12th.
The creativity was incredible—students set up storefronts and came dressed for the occasion. We had everything from bakers and soap makers to jewelry designers and even 3D-printed creations. The sky truly was the limit!
To learn more about this exciting event and see other student projects, join us at the Middle School Showcase on May 12th.
🔥 Battler of the Week 🔥
Declan Hanten
This week’s Battler of the Week is Declan Hanten!
Declan continues to improve every single meet, and it’s showing in a big way. This past Saturday, he hit a new personal best in pole vault at 8’7”, and ran the 3200 in 11:23.76 - also a personal best AND a new JH boys school record!👏
Declan is the definition of driven and hardworking. He shows up, puts in the work, and it’s leading to some awesome results.
Keep it up, Declan! 💪🔥
The MS/JV golf meet tomorrow in Bowdle has been moved up to 2pm. Students will be dismissed after 4th period and will leave at noon. Thank you!
We are excited for Theatre 605 play week for students in grades K-8. Auditions are on Monday! See the parent letter/schedule sent home last week for details.
The 3rd Grade class all ready to perform for their spring concert! ☀️🌸
For parents of the Pig Project: Due to weather, we will NOT be doing Pig Project Clean Up on Sunday! More information about a rescheduled time will be sent out next week. Thank you! -Ms. McClure
Last week, the 5th grade class welcomed special guest Brooke Brown to teach students about Law Day 2026. Students explored the Constitution and the Bill of Rights while learning about this year’s theme, “The Rule of Law and the American Dream.”
On Wednesday, the 5th grade class spent the afternoon outdoors cleaning up around the school and nearby park in honor of Earth Day. The beautiful weather made it the perfect day to be outside.
The Middle School kids worked very hard on Earth Day! A great afternoon to be outside and to clean up our parks. Spring has sprung and summer is right around the corner. Don't forget Arbor Day is tomorrow. We are so proud of our town and love seeing it clean and enjoyed by our community!
Battler Fans-The middle school meet scheduled for Monday, April 27, in TimberLake had been postponed. We'll work on scheduling another MS meet and keep you posted. Thanks!
Due to student activity conflicts, the YTC Track Meet in Gettysburg has been moved from Tuesday, April 28th to Thursday, April 30th. Field events start at 12:30pm, running events begin at 2pm. Thank you
(Sharing on behalf of PTO)
The Gettysburg PTO would appreciate your support as they plan Teacher Appreciation Week 2026!
Battler of the Week ⛳️
Wiley Cronin put together his best performance of the season, shooting an 82 at Miller in tough, high winds. His strong round earned him a 5th place finish in a competitive field.
Proud of the grit and focus, Wiley. Keep it rolling 👊
Screening America will be conducting a sudden cardiac death prevention screening on Thursday, April 30th.l at the school. Thousands of young people die each year from sudden cardiac death. This potential life-saving screening is open to anyone between the ages of 11-34, not just athletes! Scholarships may be available, please contact the school office for information. Screenings are by appointment only. It takes 15 minutes, and is easy and painless. Go to www.screening-america.com for more information. Thanks!