Physics class in-depth study of forces and friction
9th graders studying friction!
Pp is for Pumpkin. Pumpkins=Math Fun! We measured the size of a pumpkin using block towers and string. We counted 660 pumpkin seeds. We tasted roasted pumpkin seeds and graphed how many kids liked or did not like eating them.
A Halloween project the level 3 uppers completed.
The Uppers Oct. 23-Oct. 26 Newsletter.
Happy Monday! We hope you have a great Halloween/ Dia de Los Muertos week! Attached below is this week's High School Newsletter.
EHS Newsletter 10/30-11/2/23: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qFvuoDLoH2grNnNpS_gAoaCLdmmjvyRE/view?usp=sharing
All-State Chorus in Rapid City Oct. 28, 2023
Successful Halloween Dance for the Middle School tonight! 🎃💃🏼Thank you to all who helped out & made tonight possible! Have a great weekend!
Future cardiac surgeons? Mammalian heat dissections!
Don't miss our article about our celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month with Salsa Dancing! 🕺💃 Stay tuned for Dia de los Muertos next week – our Spanish classes have exciting surprises in store for them. 🎉 Huge thanks to everyone who joined us for last night's Student Safety Parent Night. Your enthusiasm is much appreciated! We're looking forward to seeing you at our next Student Safety Night on November 6, where we'll discuss the marketing of drugs to our youth. See you there! 👍 Also, please enjoy some of these photos of Spanish 1 students playing games to practice their newest vocabulary. We're grateful for your incredible support! 🙌 #Community #MightyMoguls #FullSteamAhead #LayingTheTracks Check out the article below!
Is there a doctor in the house? There was today. Contraction surgery was performed by some of our Primary Learners.
Join us tonight at 6:30 in the library for our next Parent Info meeting on Student Safety. The topic will be Fentanyl. Supper will be served in the lunchroom at 6:00. All are welcome.
Come join our team! We have some openings.
If you love to cook and serve kids, or if you prefer to do the food service paperwork behind the scenes, please apply to our kitchen.
If you love to have some time alone to clean, listen to a good podcast, and see the work you have accomplished in an evening, please call about our custodial position!
We also need substitute teachers, which is a fast-paced job that is never the same two days in a row.
Do you love to watch our Moguls compete in athletic competitions? Well, we'll pay you to go! We need bus drivers; if you would like to get your CDL endorsement, call us, we'll help you get it. If you don't have your CDL endorsement, call us, we have options for you to still drive!
Check out this week's Edgemont High School Newsletter. We hope you have a fabulous DRUG-FREE week, as this is RED RIBBON WEEK.
EHS Newsletter: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1X4NMyCz9FadAEuMj9oH_tkyD9Ce3ylh1/view?usp=sharing
Join us in dressing up for Red Ribbon Week and celebrating being drug-free!
🏃♂️ Exciting news! Keaton Darrow has qualified for the State Cross Country competition, and he's ready to give it his all tomorrow. Check out the video of the pep rally below. 🏁 Let's cheer him on! Go, Keaton! 🥇 #StateCrossCountry #GoodLuckKeaton 🎉 #MightyMoguls #FullSteamAhead #LayingTheTracks https://youtube.com/watch?v=L6-0tEtyoI0&feature=shared
Juniors demonstrate their first proof.
Today was all about learning new things and savoring those teachable moments at our school. Our Middle School Spanish class whipped up some delicious churros, while our American Literature students took a moment to explore our breathtaking new track. Plus, our enthusiastic grade 3-4-5 students had a blast checking out the heavy equipment simulators in action. 📚🍩🏃♂️🚜 #LearningIsFun #TeachableMoments #SchoolAdventures #FullSteamAhead #MighyMoguls #LayingTheTracks #AllAboard
What do you know about bats? The Primary Class knows a lot. They have shared with some high school friends. Now, they are looking to share with the public. Come to the YMCA Giving Thanks dinner on Thursday from 5:30-7pm at the school to see their display.
Bill Christensen from the Department of Labor and Resources will be presenting on the new Start Today SD program at the city library on Wednesday, October 18 at 5:30. He will discuss the program from the perspective of potential apprentices and employers. The presentation will last an hour. This is a particularly good opportunity as the program provides dollars to the employer to be spent on salary and/ or other expenses.
