Weekly Newsletter
FFA Members: The FFA chapter will be helping the community foundation tomorrow clean and prepare for an auction. This is optional for FFA members but it is encouraged that they participate and gain community service hours. We will be starting at 9am and will be done at about noon. Location is on old highway 18 directly across from Barker Concrete. Thanks and have a great weekend. -Mr. Joseph
Part of the Primary Class's plant study involved a pollination simulation. The kids were the pollinators. Cheese puffs were the pollen.
Life Skills students were busy learning this week cooking breakfast and learning about vehicle engines.
Our water is back on! We will see everyone tomorrow at our regular times!
Good morning Moguls!
Here are some scheduling updates:
Pictures will be next Wednesday, Oct. 7.
HSVB: practice from 4-6 tonight , Sept. 30
MSVB: no practice tonight, Sept. 30
HSFB: no practice tonight, Sept. 30
MSFB: practice from 4-5:30 tonight, Sept. 30
There will only be one varsity game tomorrow, Oct. 1, at home, versus Lead-Deadwood. Game time is 5:00.
See you in the Mogul Dome!
Good Morning Mogul Family,
We have rescheduled our picture day for next Wednesday, Oct. 7th. If you haven't received a picture packet, there are some available in the office.
We have rescheduled our picture day for next Wednesday, Oct. 7th. If you haven't received a picture packet, there are some available in the office.
Hello everyone! Because we will not have water in the buildings, we will not be having school tomorrow, Wednesday, Sept. 30.
Athletes, stay posted about practice tomorrow!
This is an exciting end to the day!! We do NOT have a fire!! We have some sensors acting up and giving our fire alarm some fits!
We are safe, and we are dismissing school!!
The Primary Class has been busy studying plant life. They are watching seeds grow in paper towels. They are making observations and measuring growth.
Picture day is this Wednesday! Packets were handed out today. If your student didn't make it home with one, we have extra in the office.
Good morning, Moguls! Our middle school volleyball game at RCC is at 4:00 today, not 4:30! So sorry about the mixup.
Weekly newsletter
This week, the Sophomore Geography class analyzed pieces of art throughout history to try to gain insight into the culture and geography of the people who created it. They had some great insights and learned a lot about how little details reveal a lot about a society.
P.S. If you see them, ask them about what Godzilla represents. They should understand.
P.S. If you see them, ask them about what Godzilla represents. They should understand.
Middle School Life Skills has been busy! Today the 8th graders put their skills to work by cooking up a delicious breakfast. Nothing like a little sugar and protein to keep the learning (and energy) going!
Fifth grade has been moving and grooving the last few weeks!! We've been able to take part in STARBASE and JAKES day!
📚 Family Literacy Night starts in just 15 minutes!
Come join us from 5:00–7:00 tonight for some fun, FREE literacy activities for the whole family! 🌭 Hot dogs and chips will be ready for supper, too!
We’ll see you in the school lobby and lunchroom. Come hungry and ready to have some fun! 📖
Flu shots on Oct. 7th! South Dakota Department of Health is offering free flu shots for the entire community. Signup if you would like to take advantage of this offer. We will be offering flu shots at our school for students on the same date (Oct. 7th) We will send out more information regarding signup as we get closer to the date.
📚 Don’t forget—Family Literacy Night is TONIGHT!
Join us from 5:00–7:00 p.m. in the school lobby and lunchroom for a fun evening of FREE literacy activities for the whole family!
We’ll also have hot dogs and chips for supper available anytime between 5:00 and 7:00, so come hungry, have some fun, and spend a little time reading and learning together.
We hope to see you tonight! 📖🌭
Join us from 5:00–7:00 p.m. in the school lobby and lunchroom for a fun evening of FREE literacy activities for the whole family!
We’ll also have hot dogs and chips for supper available anytime between 5:00 and 7:00, so come hungry, have some fun, and spend a little time reading and learning together.
We hope to see you tonight! 📖🌭
We have had a few cases of head lice reported at school, so we wanted to send out a quick reminder to families to be aware and check heads at home.
Head lice are an unfortunate but pretty normal part of having a lot of kids in close proximity to one another. They are not a sign of poor hygiene, and there is no need to panic or be embarrassed.
When we find lice or nits at school, we check the student, contact the family, and send home a care kit to help with treatment. We also take additional steps here at school, including treating classroom spaces and monitoring for additional cases.
For now, we simply ask families to check their children’s hair and keep an eye out for lice or nits. If you find something, please let us know so we can continue to monitor and address it at school as well.
And while we’re talking about the joys of putting a whole bunch of people in one building together, cold and flu season is also right around the corner. This is a good time for all of us to get back in the habit of frequent hand washing, covering coughs and sneezes, and staying home when we have a fever.
Lice, colds, and all the other little things that come with a school full of people are manageable. A little awareness and prevention from all of us goes a long way!
Head lice are an unfortunate but pretty normal part of having a lot of kids in close proximity to one another. They are not a sign of poor hygiene, and there is no need to panic or be embarrassed.
When we find lice or nits at school, we check the student, contact the family, and send home a care kit to help with treatment. We also take additional steps here at school, including treating classroom spaces and monitoring for additional cases.
For now, we simply ask families to check their children’s hair and keep an eye out for lice or nits. If you find something, please let us know so we can continue to monitor and address it at school as well.
And while we’re talking about the joys of putting a whole bunch of people in one building together, cold and flu season is also right around the corner. This is a good time for all of us to get back in the habit of frequent hand washing, covering coughs and sneezes, and staying home when we have a fever.
Lice, colds, and all the other little things that come with a school full of people are manageable. A little awareness and prevention from all of us goes a long way!