What a great way to wrap up the year in science! 🔬🌎🪐
Our 7th grade Life Science students completed an Ecosystem Survival Investigation Project, where they explored how living organisms interact with their environment and what species need to survive. Students investigated limiting factors, food webs, habitats, and ecosystem balance while creating solutions for survival challenges.
Our 8th grade Earth Science students finished the year by diving into the Solar System through a research project focused on planets and other celestial objects. Students created models and researched unique characteristics, space exploration missions, atmospheres, temperatures, moons, and more!
So proud of the hard work, creativity, and scientific thinking these students showed throughout their projects this year! 🚀🌱
-Ms. Ross
Our 7th grade Life Science students completed an Ecosystem Survival Investigation Project, where they explored how living organisms interact with their environment and what species need to survive. Students investigated limiting factors, food webs, habitats, and ecosystem balance while creating solutions for survival challenges.
Our 8th grade Earth Science students finished the year by diving into the Solar System through a research project focused on planets and other celestial objects. Students created models and researched unique characteristics, space exploration missions, atmospheres, temperatures, moons, and more!
So proud of the hard work, creativity, and scientific thinking these students showed throughout their projects this year! 🚀🌱
-Ms. Ross
🌞 What an incredible year it's been! As we head into summer, I want to say thank you for all your support and partnership. Your students have grown so much, and it's been an absolute joy watching them learn and shine. 🌟
Take time to relax, recharge, and make wonderful memories together. Whether you're exploring new places, enjoying quiet moments at home, or simply soaking up the sunshine ☀️, I hope your summer is filled with joy and adventure.
See you refreshed and ready to go in the fall! 🎉
Take time to relax, recharge, and make wonderful memories together. Whether you're exploring new places, enjoying quiet moments at home, or simply soaking up the sunshine ☀️, I hope your summer is filled with joy and adventure.
See you refreshed and ready to go in the fall! 🎉
🌟 Charlotte H-L from 1st grade and Dakota F from 4th grade, you are absolutely amazing! 🎉 These two superstars earned perfect attendance all year long—talk about dedication! We are so incredibly proud of you both. Your consistency and commitment didn't go unnoticed. You're the kind of students who make our school community shine brighter! ✨
Shane Stroh is a member of the Class of 2026, and here are some thoughts he has for us:
My future plan is to attend DSU for rodeo and pursuing saddle bronc riding. I am undecided on the major.
My advice to other high school students is to soak it all in and make as many memories as possible. Spend money and be more active within the school. Enjoy every single aspect of it all because I wish I could go back and do it again from the start!
My advice to elementary students is to behave and pay attention. Stay off the electronics and go outside.
The teacher who has inspired me the most is Mr. Frye and Mr. Wigert.
My favorite memory is from sophomore year when the seniors did their senior prank and the whole school played around all day. My proudest accomplishments are my all-region awards for football and making basketball regionals my junior year.
The one thing I’ll miss the most about school is the amazing teachers, all of my best friends, and riding scooters with Sutton and Cash at lunch.
My hidden talent is that I can sing.
My favorite quote is, “How you live your days, is how you live your life. And at the end of life, is determined on how you lived your days."
My future plan is to attend DSU for rodeo and pursuing saddle bronc riding. I am undecided on the major.
My advice to other high school students is to soak it all in and make as many memories as possible. Spend money and be more active within the school. Enjoy every single aspect of it all because I wish I could go back and do it again from the start!
My advice to elementary students is to behave and pay attention. Stay off the electronics and go outside.
The teacher who has inspired me the most is Mr. Frye and Mr. Wigert.
My favorite memory is from sophomore year when the seniors did their senior prank and the whole school played around all day. My proudest accomplishments are my all-region awards for football and making basketball regionals my junior year.
The one thing I’ll miss the most about school is the amazing teachers, all of my best friends, and riding scooters with Sutton and Cash at lunch.
My hidden talent is that I can sing.
My favorite quote is, “How you live your days, is how you live your life. And at the end of life, is determined on how you lived your days."
Tomorrow, May 21, marks the final day of our school year! 🎉 We'll be wrapping up at 11:45 AM, and buses will run right on schedule at that time.
Before summer adventures begin, take a quick peek at the lost and found by the playground door (#10) 👀 — there's quite a collection of clothing items waiting to find their way home. Anything unclaimed will be donated to Goodwill, so now's the perfect time to reunite students with their belongings!
Thank you for a wonderful year, and have a fantastic summer! ☀️
Before summer adventures begin, take a quick peek at the lost and found by the playground door (#10) 👀 — there's quite a collection of clothing items waiting to find their way home. Anything unclaimed will be donated to Goodwill, so now's the perfect time to reunite students with their belongings!
Thank you for a wonderful year, and have a fantastic summer! ☀️
The next member of the Class of 2026 we are celebrating is Stason Sirucek!
My future plan is to get paid a lot of money and go back home to Montana.
My advice to other high school students is to get the work done. Then you won’t have to worry about it.
My advice to elementary students is to try, yes. It’s hard, but it is worth it in the end.
The teacher who has inspired me the most is Mrs. Jurgens and Miss Daning Formaslee.
My proudest accomplishment is getting my high school diploma.
The one thing I’ll miss the most about school is the people and all the good times.
My one fun fact is that I am the tallest kid at Belfield High School.
My favorite quote is, “get her done, son.”
My future plan is to get paid a lot of money and go back home to Montana.
My advice to other high school students is to get the work done. Then you won’t have to worry about it.
My advice to elementary students is to try, yes. It’s hard, but it is worth it in the end.
The teacher who has inspired me the most is Mrs. Jurgens and Miss Daning Formaslee.
My proudest accomplishment is getting my high school diploma.
The one thing I’ll miss the most about school is the people and all the good times.
My one fun fact is that I am the tallest kid at Belfield High School.
My favorite quote is, “get her done, son.”
As the school year draws to a close, we kindly ask that you retrieve any medications your student has on file with us. Any remaining medications will be discarded at the end of May for safety and regulatory compliance. We appreciate your prompt attention to this matter.
Samantha Romanyshyn is the next member of the Class of 2026 we are celebrating!
My future plan is to attend the University of North Dakota to pursue a degree in music education.
My advice to other high school students is to be yourself, join new things, meet new people, be kind, and most importantly, have fun.
My advice to elementary students is to be kind to others and don’t be afraid to try new things.
The teacher who has inspired me the most is Mrs. Klein.
My favorite memory from school is my junior year in theater. It was one of my favorite performances.
The one thing I’ll miss the most about school is all of my extracurricular activities, especially the trips to and from events.
My one fun fact is that my favorite movies are The Lord of the Rings.
My favorite quote is from Sam Gamgee, “It’s like the great stories, Mr. Frodo, the ones that really mattered. Full of danger they were, and sometimes you didn’t want to know the end because how could the end be happy? How could the world go back to the way it was when so much bad has happened? But in the end, it’s only a passing thing this shadow, even darkness must pass. A new day will come, and when they sun shines, it’ll shine out the clearer. I know now folks in those stories had lots of chances of turning back, only they didn’t. They kept going because they were holding on to something. That there’s some good in the world, Mr. Frodo, and it’s worth fighting for.”
National Honor Society completed its annual TCOY (Take Care of Yourself) Hygiene bag project! All students PK-12 received a bag with necessary hygiene products for summer. A HUGE thank you to the American Legion for sponsoring the products in this year’s bags and Choice Bank for providing the bags!!
The next member of the Class of 2026 we are celebrating is Aubrey Roberts!
My future plan is to attend Valley City State University for elementary education.
My advice to other high school students is to be active and engaged in school. Join all the clubs and activities you can because you meet new people and learn new things about yourself.
My advice to elementary students is to be respectful to your teachers and listen to your parents.
The teacher who has inspired me the most is Mrs. Klein.
My favorite memory from school is joining Close-Up and going to Washington DC and getting into National Honor Society.
The one thing I’ll miss the most about school is my underclassmen friends.
My one fun fact is that I have hitchhiker’s thumbs, and my hidden talent is juggling.
My favorite quote is from Dr. Seuss, “Sometimes you will never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory.”
My future plan is to attend Valley City State University for elementary education.
My advice to other high school students is to be active and engaged in school. Join all the clubs and activities you can because you meet new people and learn new things about yourself.
My advice to elementary students is to be respectful to your teachers and listen to your parents.
The teacher who has inspired me the most is Mrs. Klein.
My favorite memory from school is joining Close-Up and going to Washington DC and getting into National Honor Society.
The one thing I’ll miss the most about school is my underclassmen friends.
My one fun fact is that I have hitchhiker’s thumbs, and my hidden talent is juggling.
My favorite quote is from Dr. Seuss, “Sometimes you will never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory.”
Daniel Obrigewitch is the next member of the Class of 2026 we are celebrating!
My future plan is to work on my family farm.
My advice to other high school students is to just do the work. It’s easiest.
My advice to elementary students is to enjoy the fun times with your classmates.
The teacher who has inspired me the most is Mr. Frye.
My favorite memory from school is playing football at recess and getting decent grades my senior year.
The one thing I’ll miss the most about school is my friends and my Aunt Stacy.
My one fun fact is that I can touch my nose with my tongue.
My favorite quote is, “live life wide open.”
My future plan is to work on my family farm.
My advice to other high school students is to just do the work. It’s easiest.
My advice to elementary students is to enjoy the fun times with your classmates.
The teacher who has inspired me the most is Mr. Frye.
My favorite memory from school is playing football at recess and getting decent grades my senior year.
The one thing I’ll miss the most about school is my friends and my Aunt Stacy.
My one fun fact is that I can touch my nose with my tongue.
My favorite quote is, “live life wide open.”
The next member of the Class of 2026 we are celebrating is Kolbi McElwain!
My future plan is to go to college a Doane University to wrestle, study elementary and special education. I have signed and committed to Doane’s wrestling program.
My advice to other high school students is to be active in your school community. Join clubs. Be in different programs and sports. You might regret not doing it later.
My advice to elementary students is to not be scared to try new things and cherish the time you have.
The teacher who has inspired me the most is Mr. Hill and Ms. Wagner.
My favorite memory from school is seeing my friends every week and the games and dances.
The one thing I’ll miss the most about school is seeing my class every day.
My one fun fact is that I am left-handed, and I have lifted more than any girl.
My favorite quote is, “take it day by day.”
My future plan is to go to college a Doane University to wrestle, study elementary and special education. I have signed and committed to Doane’s wrestling program.
My advice to other high school students is to be active in your school community. Join clubs. Be in different programs and sports. You might regret not doing it later.
My advice to elementary students is to not be scared to try new things and cherish the time you have.
The teacher who has inspired me the most is Mr. Hill and Ms. Wagner.
My favorite memory from school is seeing my friends every week and the games and dances.
The one thing I’ll miss the most about school is seeing my class every day.
My one fun fact is that I am left-handed, and I have lifted more than any girl.
My favorite quote is, “take it day by day.”
The next member of the Class of 2026 we are celebrating is George Locket! Here are some thoughts he had for us:
My future plan is to help one person.
My advice to other high school students is to just do the work when you get it.
My advice to elementary students is crawl before you walk.
The teacher who has inspired me the most is Mr. Klein
My favorite memory from school is playing basketball for the Belfield Bantams.
The one thing I’ll miss the most about school is seeing my class every day.
My one fun fact is that I can dunk.
My favorite quote is from Kanye West, “I was never really good at anything except for the ability to learn.”
My future plan is to help one person.
My advice to other high school students is to just do the work when you get it.
My advice to elementary students is crawl before you walk.
The teacher who has inspired me the most is Mr. Klein
My favorite memory from school is playing basketball for the Belfield Bantams.
The one thing I’ll miss the most about school is seeing my class every day.
My one fun fact is that I can dunk.
My favorite quote is from Kanye West, “I was never really good at anything except for the ability to learn.”
What’s on the menu for an owl? 🦉
Today our 7th grade students investigated owl pellets as part of our Ecology Unit! By dissecting pellets and identifying tiny bones, students learned how owls fit into food webs and how energy moves through ecosystems.
Hands-on science is always a hoot! 🔬🦴🌿
Today our 7th grade students investigated owl pellets as part of our Ecology Unit! By dissecting pellets and identifying tiny bones, students learned how owls fit into food webs and how energy moves through ecosystems.
Hands-on science is always a hoot! 🔬🦴🌿
Logan Kukowski is the next member of the Class of 2026 we are celebrating! Here are some thoughts he shares with us:
My future plan is to keep running my fencing business and try and grow it as much as possible.
My advice to other high school students is don’t center your life around school. The bulk of your fun won’t be had in a classroom. It’ll be had with a select group of friends at a home or shop or in the middle of nowhere.
My advice to elementary students is start your sports early. It makes them more fun and enjoyable if your halfway good at ‘em already.
The teacher who has inspired me the most is Mr. Wigert.
My favorite memory from school would be getting to coaching a winning powder puff team. My proudest accomplishment would be starting a company at 17.
I’ll miss seeing and hanging out with the same crowd of people on a day-to-day basis.
The only properly working joint I have that’s in perfect condition is my right elbow.
My favorite quote is from John Wayne, “Life’s tough. It’s tougher when you’re stupid.”
My future plan is to keep running my fencing business and try and grow it as much as possible.
My advice to other high school students is don’t center your life around school. The bulk of your fun won’t be had in a classroom. It’ll be had with a select group of friends at a home or shop or in the middle of nowhere.
My advice to elementary students is start your sports early. It makes them more fun and enjoyable if your halfway good at ‘em already.
The teacher who has inspired me the most is Mr. Wigert.
My favorite memory from school would be getting to coaching a winning powder puff team. My proudest accomplishment would be starting a company at 17.
I’ll miss seeing and hanging out with the same crowd of people on a day-to-day basis.
The only properly working joint I have that’s in perfect condition is my right elbow.
My favorite quote is from John Wayne, “Life’s tough. It’s tougher when you’re stupid.”
Natalia Kessel is the next member of the Class of 2026 we are celebrating!
My future plan is to attend Spectrum massage school in the fall of 2026.
My advice to other high school students is when stuff gets hard, don’t let it stop you from chasing your dreams.
My advice to elementary students is if you have a goal, don’t give up on it.
The teacher who has inspired me the most is Mrs. Jurgens.
My favorite memory from school is prom my 11th and 12th grade years. My proudest was lettering in varsity sports.
The one thing I’ll miss the most about school is sports and FFA.
My one fun fact is that I have four younger siblings. My hidden talent is baking and decorating cakes.
My favorite quote is, “Courage is being scared to death, but saddling up anyway,” by John Wayne.
🌟 Huge congratulations to our Perfect Attendance Awardees for April! 🎉 We are absolutely proud of you for showing up and giving your best every single day. Your dedication and reliability make such a difference in our classroom community. Keep shining! ✨
KDG: Teddy B, Harvey K, Chester H, Piper R, Athena R
1st Gr: Owen P, CeCe W, Ryder S, Charlotte HL, Caden O, Dylan F
2nd Gr: Ezequiel RR, Braxtyn W, Sadie H, Kylea H, Isaiah B
3rd Gr: Emma F, Zak B, Braddex M, Leo H, Mateo RR, Chester K
4th Gr: Kolin P, Maxine E, Cassidy B, Harper B, Maverick D, Dakota F, Ethenia W
5th Gr: Lincoln H, Bruce D, JoAnna H, Adleigh M, Ali O, Willow F
6th Gr: Jace O, Henry M, Jaxon B
KDG: Teddy B, Harvey K, Chester H, Piper R, Athena R
1st Gr: Owen P, CeCe W, Ryder S, Charlotte HL, Caden O, Dylan F
2nd Gr: Ezequiel RR, Braxtyn W, Sadie H, Kylea H, Isaiah B
3rd Gr: Emma F, Zak B, Braddex M, Leo H, Mateo RR, Chester K
4th Gr: Kolin P, Maxine E, Cassidy B, Harper B, Maverick D, Dakota F, Ethenia W
5th Gr: Lincoln H, Bruce D, JoAnna H, Adleigh M, Ali O, Willow F
6th Gr: Jace O, Henry M, Jaxon B
The next member of the Class of 2026 we are celebrating is Rubi Johnson!
My future plan is to attend SDSU and major in human biology. College rodeo.
My advice to other high school students is to have an open mind and don’t be afraid to make mistakes.
My advice to elementary students is to always be yourself!
The teacher who has inspired me the most is Ms. Toso.
My favorite memory from school messing is decorating our hallway every year for homecoming. My biggest accomplishment is being a part of NHS.
The one thing I’ll miss the most about school is seeing my friends every day.
My one fun fact is that I can’t burp.
My favorite quote is a happy heart leads to a happy life.
My future plan is to attend SDSU and major in human biology. College rodeo.
My advice to other high school students is to have an open mind and don’t be afraid to make mistakes.
My advice to elementary students is to always be yourself!
The teacher who has inspired me the most is Ms. Toso.
My favorite memory from school messing is decorating our hallway every year for homecoming. My biggest accomplishment is being a part of NHS.
The one thing I’ll miss the most about school is seeing my friends every day.
My one fun fact is that I can’t burp.
My favorite quote is a happy heart leads to a happy life.
Gunner Jandt is the next member of the Class 2026 we are celebrating! Congratulations, Gunner!
My future plan is to go to college for mechanical engineering.
My advice to other high school students is to be you for you, because your opinion is the only one that matters.
My advice to elementary students is to listen to your parents. They are probably right.
The teacher who has inspired me the most is Ms. Wagner.
My favorite memory from school messing around in German with my friends. My proudest accomplishment is going to Boulder for mechanical engineering!
The one thing I’ll miss the most about school is doing Calculus at 8:00 am.
My one fun fact is that I did a manual transmission swap on my car.
My favorite quote is Nothing happens by chance if nothing happens by choice. Change follows the decision to act, not the hope that something will.
My future plan is to go to college for mechanical engineering.
My advice to other high school students is to be you for you, because your opinion is the only one that matters.
My advice to elementary students is to listen to your parents. They are probably right.
The teacher who has inspired me the most is Ms. Wagner.
My favorite memory from school messing around in German with my friends. My proudest accomplishment is going to Boulder for mechanical engineering!
The one thing I’ll miss the most about school is doing Calculus at 8:00 am.
My one fun fact is that I did a manual transmission swap on my car.
My favorite quote is Nothing happens by chance if nothing happens by choice. Change follows the decision to act, not the hope that something will.
The next member of the class of 2026 we are celebrating is Rudy Hugelen! Here are some insight he has for us:
My future plan is to get a better paying job and move to Colorado in a couple of years.
My advice to other high school students is to do as much as you can and make as many friends as you can before its over.
My advice to elementary students is to enjoy the time you have in school. It’ll go fast.
The teacher who has inspired me the most is Ms. Ross.
My favorite memory from school is the senior trip with the class. My proudest accomplishment was senior night for basketball.
The one thing I’ll miss the most about school is seeing my classmates every day and talking to them.
My one fun fact is that I own 7 cars. My talent is that I can skateboard.
My favorite quote is from Dr. Seuss, “Don’t cry because it’s over. Smile because it happened.”
My future plan is to get a better paying job and move to Colorado in a couple of years.
My advice to other high school students is to do as much as you can and make as many friends as you can before its over.
My advice to elementary students is to enjoy the time you have in school. It’ll go fast.
The teacher who has inspired me the most is Ms. Ross.
My favorite memory from school is the senior trip with the class. My proudest accomplishment was senior night for basketball.
The one thing I’ll miss the most about school is seeing my classmates every day and talking to them.
My one fun fact is that I own 7 cars. My talent is that I can skateboard.
My favorite quote is from Dr. Seuss, “Don’t cry because it’s over. Smile because it happened.”
