Thursday's breakfast will be a cereal buffet, instead of a yogurt parfait.
📚 Mrs. Yri's Kindergarten reader for today, Cashton read, “Who Is In the Tree?” to his classmates....Way to go!
We want to share with you an important opportunity for your child(ren) to impact and improve their school culture and learning environment. Student engagement is an important predictor of student success. North Dakota is committed to understanding, through the voice of students, how we can best support their engagement and success in learning. Students in grades 3-12, will have the opportunity to share information about their educational experiences and perspectives through the statewide Student Engagement Survey between January 15 and February 16, 2024. This survey is not a graded test; there are no correct or incorrect answers.
Participating in the survey provides your student(s) an opportunity to have a voice in their education. We take student privacy seriously therefore the data collected and analyzed will be at the school level. Individual student results will not be reported.
Summary feedback across all students will be provided to teachers and leaders in order to support professional development and continuous improvement at your school and district. Statewide student survey results will also be used by the state to report school quality as part of the state’s accountability system.
The survey has 20 brief questions. The collective responses of all participating students will help schools learn what they do well and what they can do better to help all students succeed.
📚 It’s Sutton’s turn to be the reading teacher in Ms. Umali’s Kindergarten class! She brought a touch and feel book to read to her classmates. She went around and had them touch each page. Everybody enjoyed it! Thanks, Sutton!
🏀 Rocket varsity boys basketball gets the "W" tonight at home against Nelson County... along with the 7th, 8th & C squad teams! Way to go guys! 🚀
📚 Kindergarten reading teacher of the day from Ms. Umali's class, Ethan. He read Dino-Football to his classmates and together they found out who won the game! It was fun!
Results from the Carrington tournament are in, and we got some good ones!
Bullseye tournament:
Layton Jacobson 295 1st HSB and top overall male PB
Gabe Smith 273 5th MSB
Koy Zieman 272 7th HSB
Vincent Ruppell 270 8th HSB
Christopher Wiedrich 268 9th HSB PB
Braylon Alfstad 267 8th MSB
Aubree Kukowski 266 5th MSG PB
Tillie Swart 261 9th HSG
Kierra Scevers 259 9th MSG PB
Levi Greiner 259 1st Elm B
Lydia Huso 258 10th MSG
Averie Alfstad 247 1st Elm G
Trey Zieman 241 5th Elm B
CJ Schmaltz 240 6th Elm B
Bentley Triebold 236 9th Elm B PB
Amelia Smith 223 6th Elm G PB
3D tournament:
Layton Jacobson 288 1st HSB and top overall male
Braylon Alfstad 281 1st MSB
Koy Zieman 280 2nd HSB
Vincent Ruppell 269 8th HSB
Aubree Kukowski 266 3rd MSG PB
CJ Schmaltz 262 1st Elm B PB
Taylin Jacobson 249 10th MSG
Levi Greiner 240 4th Elm B PB
Trey Zieman 239 5th Elm B
Brielle Dauenhauer 214 4th Elm G PB
Averie Alfstad 190 6th Elm G
Kalleigh Engels 188 8th Elm G PB
Great job Rockets! 🚀
📚 Kindergarten reader of the day from Mrs. Yri's class is Audrey! The kids are becoming such good readers!
📚Friday’s reader of the day from Mrs. Yri's Kindergarten is Jaxyn! Way to go!
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🏀 Rocket boys basketball gets the sweep tonight at home against Larimore! Way to go guys!
📚 Kroy is the reading teacher of the day for Ms. Umali’s class. He did a great job reading “Is it a Cat?” to his classmates. Nice going, Kroy! ♥️
📚 Mrs. Umalis Kindergarten reading teacher of the day, Kendall! She did a great job reading “The Book With No Pictures”. Way to go Kendall! ❤️
📚 Today’s reading teacher for Mrs. Yri’s Kindergarten class is Remy! Great reading Remy, thank you for sharing your favorite story! ❤️
The Kindergarteners have been working so hard on their reading skills. Today, Hattyn took over and was the “reading teacher”... sharing a book she has been practicing at home during story time. Stay tuned for a new teacher of the day tomorrow! 💙🚀📚
🎯 A little morning Archery practice fun!
Special Board Meeting Agenda
Tuesday, Jan. 21
5:00pm in NR-S Cafeteria
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🏀 Home Bball games are all moved up two hours tomorrow due to the frigid temps!
JH girls will start at 10:00am JH boys to follow. JV girls will start at 12:00pm JV boys, V girls & V boys to follow.
A big THANK YOU to these wonderful speakers who presented this morning on CULTURAL AWARENESS & SENSITIVITY!
(Sashay Schettler, Sharla Steever & Dr. Scott Simpson)
They spoke to our K-12 students in an engaging and informative session on creating a welcoming and supportive environment in our school. This event was designed to bring our community together, celebrate our shared values, and explore how we can ensure every student feels welcome, safe, and cared for!
JUNIOR PARENTS: We are pleased to inform you that New Rockford-Sheyenne High School will be offering the ACT (American College Testing) exam for our 11th Grade students. The ACT is a widely recognized college admissions test that assesses students' academic skills in English, Mathematics, Reading, and Science, and is used by colleges and universities for admissions and scholarship purposes.
The test will be administered during school hours. Participation in the ACT exam is optional starting this year, and we invite students to take advantage of this opportunity to enhance their college readiness.
Please review the following important details:
If you would like your child to participate in the ACT testing, please complete the Opt -In permission slip being sent home on 1-17-25 and return it by 1-23-25. Participation is optional, and we encourage you to speak with your child about whether they would like to take the test.
