In an effort to encourage and promote extra reading practice, goals were set for at-home reading practice. Students who met the goals enjoyed activities planned by the elementary staff. This reading celebration had a parade of favorites characters' costumes and a Knowledge Bowl with questions about books read in class.
Good luck at Sections
Friday, May 31 at UMD!
Sarah Scharnberg - Discus
Dylan Utecht - 110H Hurdles
Stacy Larva - 1600m and 3200m
Sundays in May
3-5 PM
Community is welcome!
NOW AVAILABLE
2013/14 School Calendar
"The Polaris" yearbook was distributed to students this week. Extra copies are still available for $40 each. Contact Mr. Porwoll to get your copy. Yearbook staff consisted of Editor Sarah Karpik, Assistant Editors Emily Hall and Sydney Lough, and Staff Members Shannon Johnsen, Haley Arfman, Brielle Hendrickson and Siri Dusek. Cover art was created by Aili Juusola.
Upcoming Events
Friday, May 24
BBall...Double Header...H
Carlton...4:00 PM
Chisholm...6:30 PM
4th Grade Play...Munchkin Mediation...8:40AM
2nd Grade Field Trip
Band Trip to Valleyfair
Monday, May 27
NO SCHOOL
Tuesday, May 28
Reading Celebration...1:00 PM
Elementary Track & Field Awards Ceremony...12:45 PM
Wednesday, May 29
First Grade Field Trip
Thursday, May 30
Third Grade Field Trip
Fourth Grade Field Trip
Kindergarten Graduation
Last day of School
Saturday, June 1
Graduation...2:00 PM
Selective Service Announcement
Military Information- 11th and 12th grade students-
If you do not wish to have your name and address released to military recruiters, you MUST notify the Principal in writing to that effect. When 11th grade students take the ASVAB exam, their scores are not released to the military until June, after the close of school. If at any time you receive calls from recruiters, either Armed Services or colleges and you are not interested, you should politely tell them at the time of their phone call.
Selective Service- If you are male and are about to turn 18 or are already 18, you need to register with Selective Service. It's a federal law to register within 30 days of your 18th birthday. You will also need to register to be eligible for certain benefits, such as federal student aid, job training, and most federal employment. Failure to register is a felony. you can register at any local post office, Selective Service office, or online:
