Reminder: Parent-Teacher Conferences will still be held Monday, March 9th.
Due to Regional Boys Basketball in Killdeer, several of our high school teachers will be out of the building supporting our students. Because of this, some teachers who teach grades 9-12 may not be available during the scheduled conference times.
If you would still like to visit with one of those teachers, they are more than willing to schedule a phone call or meeting at another time. Please reach out to the teacher or contact the school office and we will help arrange a time to connect.
Thank you for your understanding and continued support of our students and activities!
Due to Regional Boys Basketball in Killdeer, several of our high school teachers will be out of the building supporting our students. Because of this, some teachers who teach grades 9-12 may not be available during the scheduled conference times.
If you would still like to visit with one of those teachers, they are more than willing to schedule a phone call or meeting at another time. Please reach out to the teacher or contact the school office and we will help arrange a time to connect.
Thank you for your understanding and continued support of our students and activities!
Attention PVE & NSA Parents: Skylar Helfrich from the Dakota Children's Advocacy Center will be out on March 9th during Parent Teacher Conferences at 6:00 to give a presentation on the Dangers of Social Media for students and parents. We are going to have a raffle for each family that attends, so pease make sure to put your name in the drawing for a $50 Tellmann's gift card! Attached is the flyer for more information! Please reach out to Mrs. Bennett if you have any questions!
The March Edition of the Holstein News.
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Reminder: The community meeting regarding a possible co-op with Glen Ullin will be held tonight at 7:00 p.m. in the high school gym. We encourage everyone to attend and be part of the discussion.
2026 After Prom Party planning is underway! ⭐️ 🎉
Can YOU help make this year’s After Prom a success for New Salem-Almont kids?
There are plenty of opportunities to donate items! Click on the link below to find our Amazon Registry.
THANK YOU, we wouldn’t be able to put this on without your help.
The New Salem After Prom Party is open to all New Salem-Almont High School students Freshman-Senior whether they go to prom or not.
If link doesn't work, please search New Salem Prom and you will be directed to the registry.
https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/owner-view/21VKK3DVAVEYN
Just a reminder: PVE is having another Book Swap during Parent Teacher Conferences! See the flyer below for more info! Books need to be here by Friday, March 6th!
Mr. Deutsch is bringing Olympic Hockey into PVE with our students playing their own version! Since March is Reading Month and the theme is the Olympics, this is the perfect way to celebrate in gym!
Congratulations to the boy's basketball team on their 4th place finish in the District 8 tournament.
Congratulations to Branson Gilbert and Elias Smith on being selected to the All-District 8 boys team.
Congratulations to Elias Smith on being selected to the District All-Tournament team.
Congratulations to Coach Kringstad on being named the District 8 Boys Basketball Coach of the Year and also Jerome Slag on being named District 8 Athletic Director of the Year.
The Holsteins will play Bowman County on Monday in Killdeer. Game will be at 2:30 PM CDT.
Congratulations to Branson Gilbert and Elias Smith on being selected to the All-District 8 boys team.
Congratulations to Elias Smith on being selected to the District All-Tournament team.
Congratulations to Coach Kringstad on being named the District 8 Boys Basketball Coach of the Year and also Jerome Slag on being named District 8 Athletic Director of the Year.
The Holsteins will play Bowman County on Monday in Killdeer. Game will be at 2:30 PM CDT.
Last Wednesday, our 8th grade students had an amazing experience at the T4 Summit at BSC! The summit gave them a chance to explore workforce skills, training opportunities, and connect with industry leaders and technicians. They attended four interactive sessions filled with hands-on learning activities, gaining real-world insights and inspiration for their future careers.
The Boys Basketball team will be using the high school gym tonight (Sunday) starting at 6:30 p.m.
Happy March 1st! Take a look at what's going on at PVE!
Attention PVE Parents: Conferences are right around the corner! Please use the link to sign up for conferences on March 9th starting at 3:30pm! Can't wait to see you all there!
https://ptcfast.com/schools/Prairie_View_Elementary
https://ptcfast.com/schools/Prairie_View_Elementary
Attention PVE & NSA Parents: Skylar Helfrich from the Dakota Children's Advocacy Center will be out on March 9th during Parent Teacher Conferences at 6:00 to give a presentation on the Dangers of Social Media for students and parents. We are going to have a raffle for each family that attends, so pease make sure to put your name in the drawing for a $50 Tellmann's gift card! Attached is the flyer for more information! Please reach out to Mrs. Bennett if you have any questions!
The NSA school board is gathering data in preparation for a special school board meeting that will be held on Thursday, March 5 in the high school gym at 7:00PM regarding the possible coop with Glen Ullin. We encourage parents and students to review part of the presentation and to fill out the survey afterwards. On Thursday, a presentation will be provided along with a question and answer session. No action will be taken at this meeting as the board is still gathering input from those that will be directly impacted if a coop moves forward.
https://aptg.co/7GT84f (enrollment/financial data)
https://forms.gle/5Hh8TUzmYpYLqju5A (survey)
https://aptg.co/7GT84f (enrollment/financial data)
https://forms.gle/5Hh8TUzmYpYLqju5A (survey)
2026 BBB District Bracket
The NSA journalism class toured the KX News studio in Bismarck today! You may have even seen them spotlighted on the 12 o’clock news. Students and teachers had a wonderful learning experience.
The Alphabet Bandit has "hit" Prairie View Elementary! Our first grade Word Detectives are currently on the job! They will be working through reading strategies with Deputy Tommy this semester and honing in on their detective skills to catch the Alphabet Bandit!
2026 New Salem-Almont School Board Candidate Deadline for Filing - April 6, 2026
Interested candidates must live within the geographic boundaries of the area represented but will be voted on at large. Anyone interested in filing for these positions must complete the Affidavit of Candidacy and Statement of Interests forms found on the school's website. The deadline for filing to get your name on the ballot is 4:00 p.m. on Monday, April 6, 2026.
The election will be held on Tuesday, June 9, 2026.
Required forms can be found here: https://www.new-salem.k12.nd.us/page/school-board-meetings
Interested candidates must live within the geographic boundaries of the area represented but will be voted on at large. Anyone interested in filing for these positions must complete the Affidavit of Candidacy and Statement of Interests forms found on the school's website. The deadline for filing to get your name on the ballot is 4:00 p.m. on Monday, April 6, 2026.
The election will be held on Tuesday, June 9, 2026.
Required forms can be found here: https://www.new-salem.k12.nd.us/page/school-board-meetings
New Salem-Almont buses will be two hours late, with school starting at 10:00AM. Breakfast will not be served.
In Consumer Math, students started a "First Apartment" project where they had to budget based on a salary for a future career they would like to pursue. They had to calculate their monthly budget including housing, groceries, etc. Students were putting their math skills to work in real life scenarios!
