🦸 HOMECOMING WEEK: DAY TWO! 🦸‍♀️
Today, there’s no need for a secret identity—it’s SUPERHERO DAY! Each class has chosen its own superhero theme, so the halls are full of heroes of all kinds. The seniors are channeling the X-Men, the freshmen have gone full Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and our teachers are spending the school day as mild-mannered Clark Kents…before revealing their true superhero identities tonight. 👓➡️🦸
⚡ TODAY’S SUPERHERO MISSION:
🧠 Brain Power: Superpowers are great, but your brain is still your best one. Ask a good question, solve a tough problem, learn something new, and make today count in the classroom.
🎨 Hero Headquarters: Hallway decorating continues! Keep working together to turn your hallway into something worthy of Homecoming Week.
🖌️ Leave Your Mark: The freshmen continue one of our favorite long-standing Homecoming traditions today—heading up to E Hill to paint the E!
🏐 Defend the Home Court: Tonight, our high school volleyball teams take on the Hemingford Bobcats at home! Come out, get loud, and support our Moguls!
And keep an eye on those teachers tonight. Rumor has it the glasses may come off and the capes may come out. 🦸‍♀️🦸‍♂️
Use your powers for good today, Moguls! 💥
about 14 hours ago, Amy Ferley
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students using white paint to design an E on a hill overlooking a town street
students using white paint to stencil a large E on a hill overlooking town streets
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Student dressed as The Joker and another dressed as Spiderman
Please join us.
about 17 hours ago, Bethany Hirschfeld
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The freshmen spent last week learning about the Stone Age and early humans, and on Thursday, they got the chance to try out weapons (called atlatls) used by humans for over 21,000 years (and still in use today!). They learned that these tools are both effective and take a lot of skill to use. They all became proficient hunters, but Mason had the distance record with a 68-yard throw! Special thanks to the Hot Springs Mammoth Site for letting us borrow their weapons for the day!

2 days ago, Ethan Tussing
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🦸 HOMECOMING WEEK IS HERE! 🦸‍♀️

Our superheroes are kicking off Homecoming Week with White Lie Day! Today, students are sporting T-shirts with some slightly questionable claims about themselves. 😏 We’re pretty sure everything written on those shirts is 100% accurate…

The halls will also be getting their Homecoming transformations today as classes work on hallway decorating, and our middle school athletes hit the road tonight for competition.

⚡ TODAY’S SUPERHERO MISSION:

👕 Disguise: Pull off your best White Lie shirt.

🧠 Brain Power: Bring your superpowers to the classroom, too. Ask a good question, tackle something difficult, or help a classmate figure something out.

🎨 Hero Headquarters: Transform those hallways! Creativity, teamwork, and a little friendly competition are highly encouraged.

💪 Mogul Power: Good luck to our middle school teams competing away tonight! Represent the Moguls with character, consistency, and courage.

Homecoming is about more than what happens under the Friday night lights. Use your superpowers well today, Moguls! 🦸‍♂️💥
2 days ago, Amy Ferley
gold, yellow, white, and black balloons create an arch above a doorway
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2 days ago, Bethany Hirschfeld
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5 days ago, Bethany Hirschfeld
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The 6th graders have finished their Civilizations! We have the King Bob Civilization and the Evil Larry Civilization. Both kids worked very hard and made (mostly) accurate examples of everything a civilization includes. Which one would you rather live in?
7 days ago, Ethan Tussing
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Yearbook class got a little wet this week!

Students practiced adjusting shutter speed by photographing water balloons in action. Turns out, getting the perfect action shot sometimes requires a few willing volunteers - and a lot of water balloons.

A pretty fun and refreshing way to learn how camera settings can completely change a photo!

11 days ago, Samantha Miller
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12 days ago, Bethany Hirschfeld
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The sophomores in Mr. Tussing's World Geography class got to put their geography skills to the test by finding locations on a globe using coordinates! They then had to solve a riddle and race to be the first to solve it. It was a good time all around, even if everyone's heads were swimming with numbers and directions by the end.
13 days ago, Ethan Tussing
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19 days ago, Bethany Hirschfeld
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The 6th Ancient Civilizations class spent the week learning about what civilizations are and what social studies involves. To practice this, they have begun creating their own civilizations based on their knowledge. Stay tuned to see what they make!
20 days ago, Ethan Tussing
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📣 HELP WANTED: PARAPROFESSIONAL

Looking for a job where you can make a difference, laugh at least once a day, and become part of a pretty great little school family?

Edgemont School District is looking for a paraprofessional to join our team!

Our parapros are an important part of what makes our small school work. You’ll help support students and teachers, work with kids one-on-one and in small groups, and probably end up doing a little bit of everything, because that’s how we roll in a small school!

We’re looking for someone who is dependable, patient, flexible, and genuinely enjoys working with kids. No two days are exactly the same, but they are rarely boring.

📍 Edgemont School District
📅 School-day schedule
❤️ Great kids. Great staff. Small-school atmosphere.

Interested? Contact the school office for more information or to apply. Please share—we’d love to find the right person to join our Mogul family!
21 days ago, Amy Ferley
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26 days ago, Bethany Hirschfeld
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about 1 month ago, Bethany Hirschfeld
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There will be a JH Football meeting at 5:30pm in Mr. Longs room on Thursday Aug. 13th.
about 1 month ago, Bethany Hirschfeld
Hello JHVB players & parents! We will be having a parent meeting for the 2026 season on Thursday, August 13th at 5:30 PM in Coach Bach's room. Hope to see you there!
about 1 month ago, Bethany Hirschfeld
Attention Lady Moguls! There will be a meeting for high school volleyball players and parents tomorrow, Tuesday, August 11th at 5:30pm at the school. Any 7th-12th grade lady is welcome to attend. We will start practice August 13th bright and early!
about 1 month ago, Pam Koller
Hello Mogul Family!
Summer is almost over and we are excited for the new school year! Please join us next Thursday, Aug. 13th from 4pm-6pm for Open house. If you haven't picked up your school supply list, you can at the school office, public library, or on our school website. The first day of the 26-27 school year starts Aug. 17th at 7:50am. Please see the attached flyer for more information about Open house.
about 1 month ago, Bethany Hirschfeld
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After a lot of difficult conversations, we've made the hard decision not to field a high school football team this season because we simply don't have enough players.

We know this is disappointing, and this decision certainly wasn't made lightly. We're grateful to the students and coaches who were willing to step up and give it a shot.

Thank you for continuing to support our kids and our school.
about 1 month ago, Amy Ferley