The 2022 JH/HS Golf schedule has been added to our website: https://www.new-salem.k12.nd.us/page/golf
A PDF (printable) version can be accessed here: https://5il.co/18kgw
The 2022 JH & HS Track schedule has been added to our website: https://www.new-salem.k12.nd.us/page/track
A PDF (printable) version can be accessed here: https://5il.co/18g7j
This year at prom there is going to be "Best Seat in the House" raffle! Make sure to bring your money if you want front row luxury seats!
Happy Paraprofessional Day to our great staff at New Salem - Almont Schools.
Regarding fundraiser items: if you sold 12 or more items, you received a free box of milk chocolate chip cookies! Just in case you are looking through your items and have a box of cookies left over! Thanks!
Thank you so much to all our teachers and students that helped to get our fundraiser stuff out today and to the parents that picked it all up delivered it! We can’t tell you how much we appreciate everyone’s hard work!
Please contact us with any issues with your order so we can reach out to the company ASAP.
If anyone has a box with the number 25 on it, please let me know! We are missing box 25. Thank you!!
Fundraising product pickup for PVE Today! Please drive in by the Elementary Gym alley and a volunteer will get you your child's items. Pick-up can start at 3:00 and will continue until 4:30 p.m.
Menu Change this week: Tuesday: Chicken Nuggets and AuGratin Potatoes
Wednesday: Farmer's Casserole and Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandiwches
A PVE Reminder: Fundraiser item pick up is Monday April 4th from 3:15-4:30 on the North side of the building by the gym doors. If you child rides the bus, please make arrangements for them to be picked up with their items since they cannot be sent on the bus. See you Monday!
The Band & Choir students made it to Nashville this morning. They are touring Studio B where Elvis recorded!
Come join us for a "Night at the Casino" on April 9th!
Here are all the details and times for prom being held in the gym. If you have any questions please contact Ms. Schmid or Ms. Horner
I'm proud to inform everyone that Jacob Wanner received the North Dakota Allegro Award which is presented to the band director that has completed 5 -10 years of teaching band. This award is for providing consistent, outstanding progress in the development of their band program.
Congratulations Mr. Wanner!
Kindergarten parents of the 2022-2023 school year: There will be a Kindergarten Open House on April 5th at 6:30 in the PVE lunchroom. This meeting is for parents only, but we will have an open house in August to meet our kindergarten students. The Kindergarten teachers will pass out information and answer any questions you may have. We look forward to meeting our new Kindergarten parents!
Reminder: Fundraiser product will be in on April 4th and pick up will be from 3:15-4:30 on the 4th. If your child rides the bus, please arrange for them to be picked up if they need to bring product home as they cannot take it on the bus. Pick up will be on the north side of the building at the gym doors. Thank you!
Cookie & Cheesecake Fundraiser items will be in on the 4th of April! Items will be in after 2:00 and we will need some time to sort through everything, but will have pick up after 2:00 p.m. If your child rides the bus, please make arrangements to pick them up as the products cannot go on the bus. Thank you!
New Salem-Almont is looking for an elementary teacher for 3rd or 5th grade. Please contact Lauren Bennett, Elementary Principal at 843-7823 for more information.
State CTE Board Awards $10 Million Grant to Heart River CTE Center
Mandan, North Dakota — The Heart River Career and Technical Education Center was awarded $10 million by the State Board of Career and Technical Education on Monday, March 14. These funds were part of the Career and Technical Education Capital Projects Grant provided by the North Dakota Legislature in 2021. This funding will provide the ability to expand and develop CTE programs that offer valuable educational and technical experience for students from nine central and western North Dakota high schools, including Beulah, Center-Stanton, Flasher, Glen Ullin, Hebron, Mandan, New Salem, Selfridge and Solen-Cannonball.
The funds from this grant will support the construction of The Heart River Career and Technical Education Center, which will be a part of the new Mandan High School along with CTE programs in Beulah, Hebron, and New Salem/Almont high schools. “The New Salem – Almont school district is excited to partner with area schools through the Heart River CTE grant. This grant will provide the district with additional, much needed space to expand offerings in the career and technology fields and the ability to collaborate and share resources that will positively impact area students,” said Brian Christopherson, New Salem-Almont Schools Superintendent.
The Heart River CTE Center governing board will be formed over the next year with plans to develop high-quality CTE programs in all member schools. “The grant gives us the means to build a facility with more space and give our kids the best opportunities for future careers,” said Myron Schaff, Superintendent at Hebron Public Schools. “We plan to build a separate building across the street from the high school where our current Ag program can be expanded to offer additional CTE avenues like meat processing.”
The development of the Heart River CTE Center will provide schools and our business partners in the region the opportunity to partner in ways that have been limited until this time. Having a dedicated center to serve the west-central part of North Dakota will support our students, educators, adult learners, and businesses in the area. “Mandan Public School is excited to have the opportunity to create learning environments and educational opportunities that meet the workforce needs of our region,” stated Dr. Mike Bitz, Superintendent at Mandan Public School.
Happy Pi (3.14) day from all the math classes! Math was a little extra sweet today!
Just a reminder - Parent-Teacher conferences are today from 3:30-8:30!
This week in 10th grade English students are wrapping up their Annotated Bibliographies, which is just the first step in a much bigger research project they are getting ready for!
