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Ms. Neiffer at the Elks Club banquet with student essay winners, Raelee Provorse, Tavian Urban, and Calvin Tonkin.
Malisa Niles, the District Manager for Fall River Conservation District, visited the Upper Elementary classroom, to talk about trees and Arbor Day. Each student was given a tree to take home and plant.
The High School and Junior High teams will travel to Morrill, NE tomorrow to compete in the 2021 Panhandle Activities Conference T&F Meet. Bus leaves at 7:00am. Field events begin at 10:00am, while running events begin around noon.
The EHS track team will be in action tomorrow, Tuesday, April 27th, at the Northern Hills Invitational at Belle Fourche. Field events begin at 11:00 am, 3200m at 11:15 am, with the rest of the running events beginning at 12:30 pm. Bus leaves at 7:45 am.
Art Fair
Parent teacher conferences are tomorrow. No school for kindergarten through 5th grade. Middle and High school dismissed at 2pm. Elementary conferences are scheduled times. Middle and High School are from 4 to 8pm in teachers classroom or virtual on Zoom.
If your child is missing any items please check the lost and found cart in lobby of armory.
Student presentation for Mrs. Lauritsen’s “Canyons” reading group. Buffalo jerky included!
The Custer Invite is Thursday 4/22/21 at SDSM&T in Rapid City beginning at 9:00 am. The bus leaves at 6:45 am. Good luck Mogul athletes!
National Honor Society/Pops Concert has been rescheduled to Monday, April 19th, because of weather concerns.
Mrs. Lauritsen’s science class is finishing up some projects.
City Beyond the Stars - Prom Night!!!!
Grand March is live now!
https://striv.tv/channel/edgemont-sd/
Grand March will be live streamed this evening, starting at 6:30.
https://striv.tv/channel/edgemont-sd/
The juniors are hard at it today, decorating for tomorrow’s prom.
Prom is in two days!! A Little prep work before the big decorating day, with some great kids!!
There will be no school today, April 7, as there is no electricity at the school today. Stay safe and warm!
April 1st was a day of mystery! The Primary learners participated in a Math Mystery Mayhem including lock boxes, clues, and math problem solving.
Work continued today, pouring concrete, in preparation for a new storage garage. Thanks to the generous support from community members, we will now have a place to store football and track equipment. This project is one of many examples that show how great this community really is.
The Barker family processed pork being cooked by the sixth graders. Processing of the pigs involved learning for the Barkers, and cooking is a learning process for the sixth graders with help from Clova Wasserburger. The students will eat the sausage and homemade blueberry muffins during testing in a few weeks.