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MAAS FOUNDATION FINE ARTS CAMP GRANT STILL AVAILABLE
A reminder that there are still funds left from the MAAS Foundation Grant for interested students to have half the cost of their fine arts camp reimbursed this summer! See the link bellow for further information on the grant and upcoming camps! (Total awarded this year will depend on number of students). Contact Kim Goebel @ kim.goebel@k12.sd.us for further info!
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8th Grade Parents and Students - A reminder that 8th Grade Transition Night is tonight at 6:15 p.m. in the lunchroom.
🏌️♂️ Battler of the Week 🏌️♂️
Congratulations to Jace Wager!
Jace golfed his best round of the year at the conference meet while competing against a tough field and finished tied for 10th overall. His hard work, focus, and steady improvement all season continue to show every time he steps on the course.
Keep working, Jace!
The 2nd graders enjoyed a visit to the Dakota Sunset Museum today!
Help support our ✨5✨ FCCLA students who made it to nationals!
More pictures of all of the 'fun in fifth' this week.
5th grade had a busy week! We started the week off with the 3rd-5th field trip to Pierre to tour the state Capitol building. Wednesday we had our science fair showcase, and a guest speaker, Peter Hall, who shared his Lakota & Dakota heritage, and taught us about native agriculture. On Friday, we ended the week with the K-5th field day!
The 2nd grade class visited the community garden yesterday afternoon. While they were there they got to listen to some books about plants and they each got to plant their own plant. They also each received a new book to take home about fruits and vegetables.
Don't forget to join us tomorrow, May 8th, to celebrate our student athletes! Thank you to the Booster Club for providing a meal! Meal at 6, then an inspirational message from Holly Hoffman and awards at 7pm.
The Class of 2026’s top 1 percent of graduating seniors were recognized recently at the 36th Annual Academic Excellence Recognition luncheon for their academic achievements throughout their high school career. Congratulations to Peyton Stevens, pictured with Lieutenant Governor Tony Venhuizen.
8th Grade and Senior Students...
Wednesday, May 13th is MS/HS Awards Night and we are asking that all Senior and Eighth grade students be in attendance and come dressed nicely (no blue jeans, hats or T shirts please).
Wednesday, May 13th is MS/HS Awards Night and we are asking that all Senior and Eighth grade students be in attendance and come dressed nicely (no blue jeans, hats or T shirts please).
ELEMENTARY PARENTS
Book Bingo for Elementary parents & students will be from 12:30 - 1:00 on Wednesday, May 13th. Please come and play Bingo with your student.
Book Bingo for Elementary parents & students will be from 12:30 - 1:00 on Wednesday, May 13th. Please come and play Bingo with your student.
Thank you to the Booster Club for providing a meal as we celebrate our student athletes and their accomplishments this year!
3rd Graders have their animal reports on display at the 4th Grade Wax Museum & 5th grade Science Fair. Come check out their hard work! Open until 10:30
Phonics program for MS/HS. Please email Ms Burke for more information or to sign up.
National Honor Society will be selling lollipops in the lunchroom immediately after school tomorrow. $1.00 each!
8th Grade Transition Night will be Tuesday, May 12th, 6:15-7:15 in the Commons/Lunchroom. 8th Graders and their parents are encouraged to attend! High School Requirements, Personal Learning Plans and more will be reviewed! Contact Kim Goebel at kim.goebel@k12.sd.us with any questions.
A friendly reminder that Battler Golf and Track pictures will be at the track beginning right away at 2:30pm Wednesday, May 6th. Golfers will be released at 2:15 to get changed and to the field; track athletes, change quickly and report to the field right after school. Bring all items with you to school, there will be no time to run home and grab things for pictures.
Today our middle school students took part in a thoughtful and engaging debate for Law Day.
Brooke Brown presented students with an important question, Should the government ban Social Media use among adolescents?
One team argued in favor, one team argued against, and both groups had the opportunity to rebut each other’s points. Our students did an outstanding job building strong arguments and thinking critically as they defended their positions.
Thank you to Brooke Brown for bringing Law Day to our school and giving our students the opportunity to tackle such a timely and meaningful topic!
Brooke Brown presented students with an important question, Should the government ban Social Media use among adolescents?
One team argued in favor, one team argued against, and both groups had the opportunity to rebut each other’s points. Our students did an outstanding job building strong arguments and thinking critically as they defended their positions.
Thank you to Brooke Brown for bringing Law Day to our school and giving our students the opportunity to tackle such a timely and meaningful topic!
Middle school students will be heading to the river on Wednesday, May 6. We will depart from the school at 8:00 AM. Please don't be late!
Please make sure your student is prepared for the day:
*Dress in warm clothes and bring a jacket, as temperatures are expected to be cool; may want hats and gloves too.
*Students who signed up for fishing may bring a chair if they would like.
*Fishing gear will be provided; however, students may bring their own equipment with parent approval. Please note that we are not responsible for any lost or damaged items.
*Bring gloves for clean up at the Country Club.
We will have lunch at the river around 11:30 AM. Students have signed up to bring a potluck item, so please ensure they bring their assigned i0tem.
After returning to town, students will go to the Country Club to assist with golf course cleanup. We plan to return to the school by 2:30 PM.
If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out.
Mr. Baldwin
Mrs. Cronin
Mrs. Saltsman
Please make sure your student is prepared for the day:
*Dress in warm clothes and bring a jacket, as temperatures are expected to be cool; may want hats and gloves too.
*Students who signed up for fishing may bring a chair if they would like.
*Fishing gear will be provided; however, students may bring their own equipment with parent approval. Please note that we are not responsible for any lost or damaged items.
*Bring gloves for clean up at the Country Club.
We will have lunch at the river around 11:30 AM. Students have signed up to bring a potluck item, so please ensure they bring their assigned i0tem.
After returning to town, students will go to the Country Club to assist with golf course cleanup. We plan to return to the school by 2:30 PM.
If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out.
Mr. Baldwin
Mrs. Cronin
Mrs. Saltsman