Our speech team has been hard at work!
At DSU Hawk (one of the most competitive meets of the year) Kitty Nelson/Clara Krebs took 4th in Humorous Duo!
At Beulah Samantha Romanyshyn/Maci Wanner took 7th in Humorous Duo!
At Trinity earlier this year we had a small but mighty team with Samantha/Maci taking 4th in Humorous Duo, Delilah Behrendsen taking 4th in Dramatic, Ava Redig/Faith Forrest taking 7th Serious Duo, and Ava taking 8th in Dramatic.
Congratulations girls and best of luck as your season continues!
📚 Elementary Book Swap – March 17! 📚
Let’s celebrate the joy of reading with a Book Swap on Tuesday, March 17!
Students are invited to bring gently used books from home to exchange with classmates. This fun event encourages students to share stories, discover new books, and build a love of reading while fostering a strong sense of community in our school.
✨ Bring a book.
✨ Swap for a new one.
✨ Start your next reading adventure!
We can’t wait to see what great books our students discover!
Let’s celebrate the joy of reading with a Book Swap on Tuesday, March 17!
Students are invited to bring gently used books from home to exchange with classmates. This fun event encourages students to share stories, discover new books, and build a love of reading while fostering a strong sense of community in our school.
✨ Bring a book.
✨ Swap for a new one.
✨ Start your next reading adventure!
We can’t wait to see what great books our students discover!
Check out the March Newsletter from West Dakota Parent & Family Resource Center!
Elementary volleyball for girls in grades 5 & 6 starts today!
Our students demonstrated excellent commitment to their education by maintaining perfect attendance throughout February. This consistency reflects their dedication to their learning and their presence in the classroom each day.
KDG: Colt, Rowen, Maverick, Piper, Raelynn
1st gr: Ryder, Charlotte, Dylan
2nd gr: Sadie
4th gr: Cassidy, Harper, Mira, Dakota F, Aiden, Maxine, Levi, Eversynn, Emmett
5th gr: Evah, Aisley, Pixie, Lincoln
6th gr: Jace, Leonel
KDG: Colt, Rowen, Maverick, Piper, Raelynn
1st gr: Ryder, Charlotte, Dylan
2nd gr: Sadie
4th gr: Cassidy, Harper, Mira, Dakota F, Aiden, Maxine, Levi, Eversynn, Emmett
5th gr: Evah, Aisley, Pixie, Lincoln
6th gr: Jace, Leonel
Some of our students were up early on the morning of March 3rd, 2026 to capture the incredible full lunar eclipse — the “Blood Moon”! 🌕❤️
It’s always exciting to see science happening in real time, and even better when students take the initiative to observe and document it themselves. So proud of their curiosity and love for learning beyond the classroom!
Keep looking up! ✨🔭
It’s always exciting to see science happening in real time, and even better when students take the initiative to observe and document it themselves. So proud of their curiosity and love for learning beyond the classroom!
Keep looking up! ✨🔭
Check out our School-wide Title I March Newsletter!
Please join us as 31:8 Project with Belfield Public Schools present: How to Be Safe In Person and Online. The presentation will be held Wednesday March 4 at 6 PM. The poster indicates the gym, but it will be held in the library.
Preschool registration for the 2026-27 school year is now open. See attached flier for more details.
NOTICE OF SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION - DEADLINE FOR FILING (see attached)
After spending the last few months diving deep into cells, organelles, cellular processes, and everything happening inside of cells… my 10th graders earned a well-deserved break.
So what better way to switch it up than dissecting owl pellets? 🦴🦉
They became ecologists for the day — identifying bones, counting skulls, and figuring out what their owl had been eating. Still learning. Just a little less mitochondria and a little more mandibles!
So what better way to switch it up than dissecting owl pellets? 🦴🦉
They became ecologists for the day — identifying bones, counting skulls, and figuring out what their owl had been eating. Still learning. Just a little less mitochondria and a little more mandibles!
🌟 Our 10th-grade biology students brought cellular respiration to life! From posters to comic strips, skits, recipes, and even songs, these creative minds showed that science can be fun, tasty, and musical. 🎨🎭🎶
Swipe through the pictures to see their amazing projects in action! 💡🔬
Swipe through the pictures to see their amazing projects in action! 💡🔬
Our Coop's were busy today creating and brainstorming what love is to them! ♥️🐓
Congratulations to William D! He took 9th place in the County Spelling Bee!!
Our student William Davenport joined 39 other singers from the area to celebrate the power of singing together as brothers in the 2nd annual “Real Men Sing” festival on Feb 20. This all male choir was directed by Dwight Jilek, director of choral activities at NDSU. Way to go William!
Today our science students had the opportunity to learn from Cara Gregor, Western North Dakota Conservation Coordinator, about conservation efforts happening right here in North Dakota! 🌾🦌
Students explored how wildlife management, habitat conservation, waterfowl protection, and outdoor education programs impact our local ecosystems and communities. Cara also shared exciting upcoming opportunities for youth involvement, including conservation leadership events and North Dakota summer camps focused on wildlife and outdoor skills.
We are so thankful for community partners who bring real-world science into our classrooms and help students see how conservation connects directly to careers, leadership, and stewardship in our own state.
Thank you, Cara, for inspiring the next generation of conservation leaders! 🌎💚
Students explored how wildlife management, habitat conservation, waterfowl protection, and outdoor education programs impact our local ecosystems and communities. Cara also shared exciting upcoming opportunities for youth involvement, including conservation leadership events and North Dakota summer camps focused on wildlife and outdoor skills.
We are so thankful for community partners who bring real-world science into our classrooms and help students see how conservation connects directly to careers, leadership, and stewardship in our own state.
Thank you, Cara, for inspiring the next generation of conservation leaders! 🌎💚
Join the fun on Dr Seuss Night, Monday, March 2 from 5:00 - 7:00 PM at Phat Fish Brewing - see the flier for more information.
🌟 A huge shout-out to our January perfect attendance superstars! These students showed up and showed us what dedication looks like. We're absolutely beaming with pride at your commitment to being here and giving your best every single day. You're the real MVPs! 🏆✨
Grades K - 2: (back row) Kinsley D, Owen P, Tyr S, Stetson F, Charlotte H
(front row) Ellie A, Raelynn R
Grade 3: Emma F, Braddex M
Grade 4: (back row) Harper B, Dakota F, Mira R, Maxine E
(front row) Cree S, Kolin P
Grade 5: (back row) JoAnna H, Pixie Q, Aisley F, Adleigh M
(front row) Gavin K, Mabel K, Lincoln H
Grade 6: Hailey P
Grades K - 2: (back row) Kinsley D, Owen P, Tyr S, Stetson F, Charlotte H
(front row) Ellie A, Raelynn R
Grade 3: Emma F, Braddex M
Grade 4: (back row) Harper B, Dakota F, Mira R, Maxine E
(front row) Cree S, Kolin P
Grade 5: (back row) JoAnna H, Pixie Q, Aisley F, Adleigh M
(front row) Gavin K, Mabel K, Lincoln H
Grade 6: Hailey P
❤️ Heartwarming Heroes in the Making! 🌟
Our incredible students are gearing up to make a difference! Mr. Hill and the elementary crew are teaming up with the American Heart Association for an awesome fundraiser next week. 💪 Get ready for some heart-healthy excitement coming home in a special flier and pamphlet.
We're turning kindness into action, one heartbeat at a time! 🚀 Keep an eye out for more details, and let's show how our little champions can create big change! 🌈
Click on the link below for more information.
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Our incredible students are gearing up to make a difference! Mr. Hill and the elementary crew are teaming up with the American Heart Association for an awesome fundraiser next week. 💪 Get ready for some heart-healthy excitement coming home in a special flier and pamphlet.
We're turning kindness into action, one heartbeat at a time! 🚀 Keep an eye out for more details, and let's show how our little champions can create big change! 🌈
Click on the link below for more information.
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North Dakota Farmers Union is excited to announce that registration is now open for our 2026 summer youth camps! For over 90 years, our camps have provided an unforgettable experience for North Dakota youth each year, focusing on leadership development, teamwork, citizenship, and learning about cooperatives and rural issues—all in a fun, supportive environment.
Our camps are open to students who have completed grades 3–12 (no need to be from a farming/ranching family—everyone is welcome!):
Camps include free transportation options, trained counselors, games, activities, and opportunities to make new friends while building lifelong skills. Multiple session dates are available throughout June—full details and registration are available online at: https://membership.ndfu.org/ (or visit ndfu.org/youth/youth-camps/ for more information, camp dates, FAQs, and scholarship options).
To help spread the word, I've attached print-ready materials (flyers/posters/brochures) that you can print and share with students in grades 3 and up, as well as with teachers, counselors, or parents. These highlight the camp experience, dates, pricing, and registration link—feel free to distribute them via newsletters, bulletin boards, or student announcements.
If you or your staff have any questions, or if you'd like additional materials, please don't hesitate to contact our Youth Team at youth@ndfu.org or call us toll-free at 800-366-6338.
Thank you for helping us reach the next generation of leaders! We truly appreciate your partnership in supporting opportunities like these for North Dakota students.
Sincerely,
NORTH DAKOTA FARMERS UNION
Youth Education Team
Our camps are open to students who have completed grades 3–12 (no need to be from a farming/ranching family—everyone is welcome!):
Camps include free transportation options, trained counselors, games, activities, and opportunities to make new friends while building lifelong skills. Multiple session dates are available throughout June—full details and registration are available online at: https://membership.ndfu.org/ (or visit ndfu.org/youth/youth-camps/ for more information, camp dates, FAQs, and scholarship options).
To help spread the word, I've attached print-ready materials (flyers/posters/brochures) that you can print and share with students in grades 3 and up, as well as with teachers, counselors, or parents. These highlight the camp experience, dates, pricing, and registration link—feel free to distribute them via newsletters, bulletin boards, or student announcements.
If you or your staff have any questions, or if you'd like additional materials, please don't hesitate to contact our Youth Team at youth@ndfu.org or call us toll-free at 800-366-6338.
Thank you for helping us reach the next generation of leaders! We truly appreciate your partnership in supporting opportunities like these for North Dakota students.
Sincerely,
NORTH DAKOTA FARMERS UNION
Youth Education Team
