Mrs. Jelinek’s 5th graders enjoyed their last elementary field trip with a fun-filled day at Sertoma Park and Sherlock Park. From time spent outdoors to making memories with classmates, it was a great way to celebrate the end of their elementary years together!
Mrs. Jelinek’s 5th graders had the opportunity to learn all about 6th grade! They asked great questions and learned what to expect next year. It was a wonderful chance for students to feel informed, prepared, and excited for the transition to middle school.
The elementary had a great day at the park on Tuesday! ☀️ They enjoyed spending time outdoors, playing together, and making wonderful memories with classmates. What a fun way to enjoy the day! 😊
A couple of our 5th graders chose to create board games for their final Tuck Everlasting project! 🎲📚 Their creativity and hard work really showed as they designed games inspired by the story. The best part was getting to play the different games together and enjoy all the fun ideas they came up with. Great job, 5th graders! 👏
Play Day looked a little different on Tuesday, but that didn’t stop the fun! With the help of some amazing PTO moms, we moved our games indoors and still had a fantastic day filled with laughter and activities. Of course, PTO also treated everyone to ice cream! 🍦
We were still able to squeeze in the annual kickball game — staff vs. 5th graders. The staff managed to pull off another victory, but the 5th graders gave us a great game and made it so much fun. Thank you, 5th graders, for the memories and friendly competition! 💙💛
Yesterday, on the only nice day of the week, our elementary students enjoyed a fun-filled field trip to Sertoma and Sherlock Park! ☀️ Students spent the day exploring, playing, and making memories with their classmates.
As a special reward, our top readers from 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade were treated to lunch at Blue Moose — what a great way to celebrate their hard work and dedication to reading! 📚🍕 Great job, readers!
Awards ceremony today for grades 1-5 at 10am!
Congrats to our class of 2026!
Congrats to our class of 2026!
Congrats to our class of 2026!
Mrs. Erickson’s students traveled to Bismarck to experience history and government firsthand through the places they have been studying in school. During their trip, they visited the North Dakota State Capitol, North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum, Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park, and Fort Mandan State Historic Site along with many other exciting locations. It was a wonderful opportunity for students to bring their classroom learning to life and create lasting memories together. What a great trip! 🏛️🦬📚
Here are pictures of our last Friday morning recess of the school year. Also, the last morning recess for 5th grade!
Mrs. Thompson's 3rd graders learned about different animals in Turtle River State Park.
Mrs. Thompson's 3rd graders hiking at Turtle River State Park.
Mrs. Thompson’s 3rd graders had a great day at Turtle River State Park learning all about animals and exploring the outdoors! Students enjoyed hands-on activities while discovering more about wildlife and the habitats found right here in North Dakota. What a fun and educational adventure! 🦉🌲🐾
Mrs. Berry’s preschoolers and Mrs. Osowski’s kindergartners had an exciting day of learning and exploring on their field trip to Minnkota Power Cooperative and the University of North Dakota Police Department!
Students had the opportunity to learn about electricity, safety, and the important work that keeps our communities running smoothly. At the UND Police Station, they explored police vehicles, learned about safety, and met officers who help protect and serve the community every day.
Thank you to everyone at Minnkota Power and the UND Police Department for making this such a fun and educational experience for our students!
Students had the opportunity to learn about electricity, safety, and the important work that keeps our communities running smoothly. At the UND Police Station, they explored police vehicles, learned about safety, and met officers who help protect and serve the community every day.
Thank you to everyone at Minnkota Power and the UND Police Department for making this such a fun and educational experience for our students!
Congrats to our class of 2026!
Congrats to our class of 2026!
Congrats to our class of 2026!
