Saturday, September 20 at Flasher
A total of three 7th and 8th grade matches beginning at 10:00 a.m. central time.
Tuesday, September 30 at Mott
7th and 8th grade matches beginning at 5:00 central time
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If you would like to donate produce items, please drop them off at the elementary office or send them with a student to the elementary school.
OUR SHOP DETAILS
- Shop Now: https://bsnteamsports.com/shop/hc2025fb
- Store Open From: August 26 - September 4, 2025
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Our Foods students are eager to learn with fresh, healthy ingredients, and we welcome donations of fruits and vegetables from the community. If you have extra produce to share, we would greatly appreciate your support. We are especially looking for tomatoes and cucumbers, but all produce would be considered.
Please call ahead before dropping anything off 843-7610. This helps us avoid excess of a single item and ensures nothing goes to waste. Please talk to Kayla at the front desk or Mrs. Olson, if you are willing to donate.
Thank you for helping provide our students with meaningful, hands-on learning opportunities.
Check out the shop details below.
OUR SHOP DETAILS
- Shop Now: https://bsnteamsports.com/shop/cEPMCczXRe
- Store Open From: August 20 - September 10, 2025
DO NOT WEAR GREEN ON PICTURE DAY! See the attached flyer.
*Parents, please make sure the school has an email address in their powerschool system for easier ordering.
A few days AFTER picture day, you'll be able to customize and order your photos online at shop.jostenspix.com.
Event Code is FE323125
Thanks for your cooperation.
Dear Parents and Guardians,
As you are aware, a new North Dakota state law now bans the use of cell phones in all schools. This change is designed to create a safer, more focused learning environment for our students—one where they can learn free from distractions.
We chose to use Yondr pouches as our high school building solution. These pouches allow students to keep their phones with them physically, but locked away during the school day.
Here’s how it will work:
Yesterday each student in grades 6–12 was issued their own numbered Yondr pouch. This pouch is the student’s responsibility and must be brought to school each day. Devices should be locked in their pouches by 8 am, or once the building is entered.
Forgotten Pouches: If a student forgets their pouch, they will be required to turn their phone in to the office for the day.
Communication: Parents may call the school at any time during the day to leave a message for their child, and messages will be delivered between classes. There is also a phone located in the office hallway that students can use if needed.
Unlocking Stations: Unlocking stations will be available within the school at various locations for students to unlock their pouches when leaving the building. We plan to install an unlocking station outside the main doors for students who may forget to unlock their phone before leaving for the day.
Thank you for your support as we work together to create a learning environment where our students are engaged, empowered, and elevated for success
Oliver R. Kindergarten
Ender First
Hawken Second
Blakely Second
Carmyn Second
Noah Fourth
Ella Fifth
Alayna Fourth
And our Extra Super Summer Reader Award goes to Alayna for reading over 2,400 minutes. That averages out to be almost an hour of reading a day!
What’s Changing:
Starting this school year, the district will cover the cost of one dual credit course (up to 4 credits) during a student’s high school career, provided the student meets the following academic expectations:
• Final Grade of A = 100% reimbursement
• Final Grade of B = 75% reimbursement
• Final Grade C or lower, withdrawal, or non-completion = No reimbursement; the student/family will be responsible for the full cost
What’s No Longer/Not Covered:
• Tuition for more than one course
• Textbooks, fees, or materials beyond tuition
Why the Change:
This decision was made to ensure the district can continue to offer high-quality opportunities while maintaining financial responsibility. While this change may limit how many courses the district pays for directly, we are actively working to help families find alternative funding sources. Students will still be allowed to take multiple courses, but families will be financially responsible for additional courses.
If you have questions please reach out to the main office 843-7610
NSA parents: With the first day of school approaching, please reach out to the school if you need help with supplies for your student(s). We have a wonderful community that has donated supplies, so we are equipped to help out with supply needs! You can either call the office or email Mrs. Bennett at lauren.bennett@k12.nd.us for PVE students or Kayla Kunkel at kayla.kunkel@k12.nd.us for HS students.
