Weekly Newsletter
The freshmen have finished their Sumer & Egypt projects! There were lots of pyramids, ziggurats, and depictions of religious beliefs.
Spare Change=Soaked Seniors!
Bring your change to tonight's home volleyball game and vote for your favorite! Top vote-getters get soaked during Red Ribbon Week! All proceeds support cancer research.
Look what showed up this week!! Class of 2027 banners are hanging in the gym! Check them out during our high school volleyball game tonight vs Hulett at 5 🩷🧡🖤
💀📐 The Triangle of Death (TOD) is here to save the day… one rational number at a time! ➗✖️
Our middle school mathematicians are learning how to multiply and divide rational numbers using this handy tool to help them remember the rules. Math doesn’t have to be scary when you have a strategy! 💪🧮 We love TOD! 🧡
#EdgemontMoguls #MathInAction
💀📐 The Triangle of Death (TOD) is here to save the day… one rational number at a time! ➗✖️
Our middle school mathematicians are learning how to multiply and divide rational numbers using this handy tool to help them remember the rules. Math doesn’t have to be scary when you have a strategy! 💪🧮 We love TOD! 🧡
#EdgemontMoguls #MathInAction
📚 Parents, We Want Your Input!
We are considering moving away from printing and mailing report cards and grade notifications and instead providing this information electronically through Infinite Campus.
We would love to hear your thoughts before making any changes! Please take a minute to complete our short survey.
📅 Deadline: Thursday, October 15
🔗 Survey Link: https://forms.gle/jKY8WTKLLJNQCFYZ9
Thank you for helping us find ways to communicate more efficiently while keeping families informed!
We are considering moving away from printing and mailing report cards and grade notifications and instead providing this information electronically through Infinite Campus.
We would love to hear your thoughts before making any changes! Please take a minute to complete our short survey.
📅 Deadline: Thursday, October 15
🔗 Survey Link: https://forms.gle/jKY8WTKLLJNQCFYZ9
Thank you for helping us find ways to communicate more efficiently while keeping families informed!
Weekly Newsletter
Hey Everyone! Join us at the Edgemont High School Choir Fall Concert. Friday Oct. 9, 2026. 6:30pm
We love when the Edgemont Volunteer Firefighters come to school! Thank you for taking time to share with our students and staff.
The freshmen have been working very hard to build models comparing Sumer and Egypt, the world's earliest civilizations. They are constructing ziggurats and pyramids, wrapping mummies, designing afterlives, and researching language, art, and so much more. Stay tuned to see their final products!
These have been an important couple of weeks for the 7th grade U.S. History class! Last week, they researched Christopher Columbus, put him on trial, and then unanimously delivered a guilty verdict for crimes against humanity, genocide, murder, and more. This week, they learned more about the Columbian Exchange by trading goods between the New and Old Worlds.
This past weekend, the FFA chapter helped the community foundation clean and prepare for their auction. We are very proud of these FFA members and their dedication to serve their community!
Student Flu Vaccinations are scheduled for tomorrow. If you would like to have your student receive this service, you must register them today. If you have trouble registering, please call the school before 4pm and we can assist you.
Happy Monday! Nurse Jackie Waldner will be here on Wednesday to administer free flu vaccinations for students. Students must be registered in order to receive this service. You can register by using the QR Code or using this link: https://my.primary.health/r/edgemontschoolfluclinic?registration_type=students
Reminder: School pictures will be this Wednesday. Order forms are available in the office.
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.
