Friendly reminder to MS track parents. There will be a quick parent meeting after practice on Tuesday, March 25th after practice at 5:30. We will be discussing snacks, expectations & parent volunteer opportunities. If you are unable to make it please reach out to either Mr. Esker or Ms Bach. Also, be sure to bring your signed code of conduct!
Backstage selfie!
Don't miss out! only one more night to ser this play.
Straight from the Horse's Mouth
Sat. March 22- 7:00
One of our school's traditions going back 36 years is the mattinee of the high school play given to the Elementary
Don't miss out on this one!
Straight from the Horse's Mouth
Fri & Sat. March 21 &22
7:00
Adults $7:00, Students- $6.00
Our first performance of Straight from the Horse's Mouth was Thurs. afternoon's mattinee for the elementary students. Join us for our public performances Fri and Sat. at 7.
One of the awesome additions to the CTE program this year is our new laser engraver! Students have been hard at work learning how to use the software and the machine to complete projects. A few so far have been a new main office sign, name plates for all staff, and many others!
We are hiring!
Our school is looking for a kitchen manager. Duties will include regular food preparation and sanitation required in a kitchen and requires about 28 hours per week. Salary begins at $15.00/hour but is negotiable with experience.
We also need a paraprofessional. The schedule is to be determined, but this person could be supporting students from preschool into high school. Salary starts at $15.00/hour.
To apply (or to ask questions about the positions), please contact Amy Ferley: amy.ferley@k12.sd.us, or 605-662-7254.
This week the middle school girls got to attend the Women in Stem Conference at the School of Mines in Rapid. Thank you to Youth in Science Inc for a fantastic day of learning about careers in STEM!
Just a reminder that if you signed up for the Student Council Ski Trip, the bus leaves tomorrow at 6 am on the dot! See you there!
Practing hard for next wrek's HS Play!
Straight from the Horse's Mouth
March 21 & 22
7:00.
$7.00- adults $6.00-students
There is a HS Boy's Basketball meeting tomorrow at 4pm in the gym. Please remember to bring uniforms/warm ups. The student council Ski Trip is this Saturday. Please get permission slips and proof of purchase turned in by tomorrow.
Mark your calendars for this Thursday, March 13! Senior Tavian Urban will be hosting a soup supper and silent auction for clay bowls she has made for her senior project! Bring a canned good to earn an extra entry for a chance to win a bowl. Dinner and auction start at 6 p.m. in the school cafeteria.
Edgemont High School proudly presents.
Straight from the Horse's Mouth
by Pat Cook
Pioneer Drama
March 21 & 22
7:00
Edgemont Gymnasium
$7.00-Adults. $6.00-students
Dessert Buffet sponsored by JR Class
The students are working on our High School Play- Straight from the Horse's Mouth by Pat Cook
Performances are March 21 &22. You don't want to miss this !
Edgemont School offers breakfast to all Students. Want to skip some of the hassle in the morning? Bring them to school a little bit early and they can have a healthy meal to start their day. Breakfast is served from 7:30am until 7:50am Monday- Thursday.
We concluded Read Across America Week with a whole school reading activity. Middle and high school students were paired with elementary students and spent half an hour reading books to each other 🧡 We love the reading culture in our school!
Good Morning Mogul Family! This is an invitation for our Elementary Instrumental Concert today at 3pm. The students have been working hard and cant wait to show you what they have learned in Mrs. Hollenbeck's Music class. Hope to see you there!
Join the adventure as the primary learners complete exciting missions to earn vital clues and uncover the mystery of where Zero the Hero has been taken! With each task completed, they’ll unlock more information, but time is running out—if the challenges aren’t finished, the 100th day of school may never happen. The clock is ticking—can they save Zero and bring the celebration to life?
Next week is Read Across America Week. We have many plans to celebrate reading. We will be dressing up. (See the picture). Please remember to follow school dress code.
The Primary Class has been learning about light and sound. They have been conducting experiments with how light and sound move. They reflected light using mirrors. They also found that sound can move through solids, liquids, and air. They also practice communicating using only light.
We celebrated FFA Week (a week late due to weather!) with Ag Olympics in the high school. We had wheelbarrow races - seniors won! And we played egg roulette - juniors won! FFA students also cooked teachers breakfast today to show their appreciation. Thank you to Mr. Joseph for being a great FFA leader! We appreciate all that you do for our chapter!!
