Let Sno-Daze begin! Next week we will celebrate Sno-Daze. We will have a grade level contest for our dress up days. The grade that has the highest percentage of participation all week will get a tasty prize. Participation will be counted at the lunch line. If you don't eat lunch, but dressed up, check in with the "counter" by the kitchen door. This is a 7th-12th grade (and teachers) contest. (Elementary will be by classes). Start planning your wardrobe for next week: MONDAY - Pajama Day TUESDAY - Twin Day WEDNESDAY - Disney Day THURSDAY - Thunderbird Day FRIDAY - Flannel Day
almost 5 years ago, Waubun High School
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Sports & Activities: Friday Dance at Frazee GBBall @ NYM- No C Team- B Team @ 6pm with varsity to collow JH BB at Ada 4:30/5:30- Ada is not allowing visiting fans for JH games at this time- so no fans on Friday- The game will be live streamed on Ada-Borup West AD facebook page Saturday WR at Alexandria - TBD
almost 5 years ago, WOWE School District
Girls Basketball game tonight @ NYM- Livestream Search NFHS Network, it's under NYM vs Bertha Hewitt
almost 5 years ago, WOWE School District
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Sophie's name was randomly drawn during our school assembly. For her prize, she chose to play a board game with Mrs. Haverkamp. Sophie beat Mrs. Haverkamp in a thrilling game of Snakes & Ladders!! What a fun time!
almost 5 years ago, Angie Lehrke
Sophie's name was randomly drawn during our school assembly. For her prize, she chose to play a board game with Mrs. Haverkamp. Sophie beat Mrs. Haverkamp in a thrilling game of Snakes & Ladders!! What a fun time!
Hip, hip, hooray! It's the 100th day of school today! Mrs. Brininger's Kindergartners celebrated by decorating crowns and glasses, counting to 100 by 1's, 5's, and 10's, sharing 100th day collections they counted at home, and making 100 gumballs with BINGO dabbers.
almost 5 years ago, Angie Lehrke
Hip, hip, hooray! It's the 100th day of school today! Mrs. Brininger's Kindergartners celebrated by decorating crowns and glasses, counting to 100 by 1's, 5's, and 10's, sharing 100th day collections they counted at home, and making 100 gumballs with BINGO dabbers.
Hip, hip, hooray! It's the 100th day of school today! Mrs. Brininger's Kindergartners celebrated by decorating crowns and glasses, counting to 100 by 1's, 5's, and 10's, sharing 100th day collections they counted at home, and making 100 gumballs with BINGO dabbers.
Hip, hip, hooray! It's the 100th day of school today! Mrs. Brininger's Kindergartners celebrated by decorating crowns and glasses, counting to 100 by 1's, 5's, and 10's, sharing 100th day collections they counted at home, and making 100 gumballs with BINGO dabbers.
Wrestling in Waubun the 18th of February 5:00 PM: M/W vs BCLB 6:00 PM: BCLB vs WHAN 7:00 PM: M/W vs WHAN Live stream at Waubun Public Schools https://www.facebook.com/WOWEStrong Or https://www.facebook.com/events/272593144251035/
almost 5 years ago, John Short
SNO-Daze February 22-26, 2021
almost 5 years ago, Britani Ferencik
Sno-Daze
Girl Power! Girls can be architects too! Mrs Fabre's STEAM class used marshmallows and toothpicks to make shapes.
almost 5 years ago, Lisa Fabre
Little architects
The girls basketball team will now play at New York Mills tomorrow night (Friday) No C team. B team at 6:00, varsity to follow.
almost 5 years ago, WOWE School District
No After School Activities (Indian Education Program) today for grades 4-12.
almost 5 years ago, Waubun High School
Sports & Activities: Thursday BBB at LPA - HAS BEEN CANCELLED WR in Waubun vs WHA and BCLB 5:00 start Girls basketball practice is in Mahnomen today. Friday Dance at Frazee GBBall in Waubun vs NCE-UH - HAS BEEN CANCELLED JH BB at Ada 4:30/5:30- Ada is not allowing visiting fans for JH games at this time- so no fans on Friday- The game will be live streamed on Ada-Borup West AD facebook page Saturday WR at Alexandria - TBD
almost 5 years ago, WOWE School District
Ms. Skersick's Art Class: We looked at some work by Richard Shaw (a ceramic still life artist) and for Valentine's Day we made some "treats" (Faux cupcakes and cake slices). The students pictured are the last of my crew to complete their "Still life" paintings:)
almost 5 years ago, Thunderbird Student Life
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PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD: The boys game vs LPA tonight has been cancelled. The girls game with NCE-UH tomorrow night has been cancelled.
almost 5 years ago, WOWE School District
Thank you to our Ogema VFW Auxiliary Post 9880 for their generous gift of patriotic books!
almost 5 years ago, Laurie Johnson
Ogema Auxiliary Visit 2.17.21
Girls Basketball livestream Garden Valley TV We’ve also now fully launched our live-stream functionality on our website at https://www.gvtel.com/video/livestream/ . This allows members and non-members to watch these games from a computer, tablet, or phone. Access for subscribers of a GVT service (phone, internet, cellular, GVTV) is included at no additional charge. Non-members can purchase access to the live stream; $5 for a 30 day access or $20 for an annual access. All paid subscriptions will support the school and local content channels.
almost 5 years ago, WOWE School District
Boys Basketball Livestream for tonight https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKD2rpLN_7ptJIBo_Pp5ZiQ
almost 5 years ago, WOWE School District
Sports & Activities: Tuesday GBB at RLCC in Oklee - No C team, B at 6:00, varsity to follow BBB at Nevis - C at 5, B at 6, varsity to follow Thursday BBB at LPA - Audubon - C at 5, B at 6, varsity to follow WR in Waubun vs WHA and BCLB 5:00 start Friday Dance at Frazee GB in Waubun vs NCE-UH - C at 5, B at 6, varsity to follow JH BB at Ada 4:30/5:30 Saturday WR at Alexandria - TBD
almost 5 years ago, WOWE School District
General notification for families that a person in the school/child care/youth program community tested positive for COVID-19 Waubun-Ogema-White Earth Public School Friday, February 12, 2021 Dear Families, We were notified by the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) that a member of the Waubun-Ogema- White Earth Public School community has tested positive for COVID-19. It is possible the person was able to spread the disease while in the community on this/these date(s) 2/11 and 2/12. We cannot for privacy reasons share details about the person. At this time, they have been told to stay home and away from other people (in isolation) until they are well and can no longer spread the disease. We have worked with MDH and White Earth Public Health to identify those who were in close contact with the person who tested positive for COVID-19, and have told them directly to stay home and/or to work from home for 7-14 days, even if they have a negative COVID-19 test during that time. This is how long it can take to show signs of the disease. If you have not been contacted, your child is not considered a close contact, and there is nothing special you need to do. Because the spread of COVID-19 from unknown sources is widespread in Minnesota, you should continue to watch your child for COVID-19 symptoms, which include: Fever of 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit or higher New cough or a cough that gets worse Difficulty/hard time breathing New loss of taste or smell Sore throat New nasal congestion/stuffy or runny nose Nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea Muscle pain Extreme fatigue/feeling very tired New severe/very bad headache Chills If your child gets symptoms, they should stay home and you should talk with their doctor or other health care provider to decide if they need to see a doctor and/or to get tested for COVID-19. Please review the following resources: Home Screening Tool for COVID-19 Symptoms (PDF) (https://www.health.state.mn.us/diseases/coronavirus/schools/homescreen.pdf) COVID-19 Attendance Guide for Parents and Families (PDF) (https://www.health.state.mn.us/diseases/coronavirus/schools/attendance.pdf) We understand that this news may make people feel uneasy. We have taken action to clean and sanitize the building and are working closely with MDH to watch the situation. We are asking all members of our community to lower the chance of spreading illness by taking the following actions: Protect yourself and others by wearing a face covering. Wash your hands often with soap and water. Cover your coughs and sneezes; do not touch your face with unwashed hands. If you are sick, stay home from school, child care, sports, and other activities. Clean all commonly touched surfaces often, such as telephones, doorknobs, countertops, etc. Resources that you may find helpful: MDH Coronavirus Disease 2019 (https://www.health.state.mn.us/diseases/coronavirus/index.html) MDH Schools and Child Care: COVID-19 (https://www.health.state.mn.us/diseases/coronavirus/schools/index.html) CDC Coronavirus (COVID-19) (https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html) If you have questions, contact Carolyn Cossette, School Nurse or Lisa Weber, Superintendent at 218-473-6171. Thank you for helping to keep our school community safe. Lisa Weber, Superintendent Waubun-Ogema-White Earth Schools
almost 5 years ago, Tammy Brehm
Kale was chosen for Student of the Month. His teacher, Mrs. Oertwich says, “Kale is a great addition to our class. Kale was chosen as our student of the month for January because he consistently does his best, never complains, and has a fun sense of humor. Kale is responsible and completes all of his assignments in a timely manner. He displays many different qualities that are all characteristics of wisdom. He has a very gentle, calm, and patient personality. He consistently displays empathy to his classmates when they need extra academic support and encourages them when they are down. Way to go, Kale! Thanks for being such a great friend to all!” Kale is most proud of himself because he helps his teacher and is nice to his friends. Kale’s favorite part of school is being a member of his class because it is fun. At home, Kale likes to play games like Monopoly. His favorite food is turkey. Kale, we love you at Ogema school!
almost 5 years ago, Angie Lehrke
Kale was chosen for Student of the Month. His teacher, Mrs. Oertwich says, “Kale is a great addition to our class. Kale was chosen as our student of the month for January because he consistently does his best, never complains, and has a fun sense of humor. Kale is responsible and completes all of his assignments in a timely manner. He displays many different qualities that are all characteristics of wisdom. He has a very gentle, calm, and patient personality. He consistently displays empathy to his classmates when they need extra academic support and encourages them when they are down. Way to go, Kale! Thanks for being such a great friend to all!” Kale is most proud of himself because he helps his teacher and is nice to his friends. Kale’s favorite part of school is being a member of his class because it is fun. At home, Kale likes to play games like Monopoly. His favorite food is turkey. Kale, we love you at Ogema school!
Anna was chosen for Student of the Month. Her teacher, Mrs. Oertwich says, “Anna was chosen as student of the month because she is such a shining star. She is a joy to have in class! She always has a positive attitude, smile on her face, and often times is giggling. Anna approaches everything with a can-do attitude. The reasons I believe she has great wisdom is she is so pure, humble, sincere, and gentle. She is so sweet to all of her classmates. She never wants anyone to feel down and is the first one to help out when someone needs assistance. She wouldn’t hurt a fly. She definitely lives up to her nickname of Honey.” Anna's favorite part of school is learning about money. She loves to count money. Anna loves to play and make shapes with kinetic sand. Anna’s favorite books are the Dog Man books because they are funny. Anna loves to color. She is most thankful for all people who are nice and helpful. Anna, you are such a blessing to our school! Thanks for being you!
almost 5 years ago, Angie Lehrke
Anna was chosen for Student of the Month. Her teacher, Mrs. Oertwich says, “Anna was chosen as student of the month because she is such a shining star. She is a joy to have in class! She always has a positive attitude, smile on her face, and often times is giggling. Anna approaches everything with a can-do attitude. The reasons I believe she has great wisdom is she is so pure, humble, sincere, and gentle. She is so sweet to all of her classmates. She never wants anyone to feel down and is the first one to help out when someone needs assistance. She wouldn’t hurt a fly. She definitely lives up to her nickname of Honey.” Anna's favorite part of school is learning about money. She loves to count money. Anna loves to play and make shapes with kinetic sand. Anna’s favorite books are the Dog Man books because they are funny. Anna loves to color. She is most thankful for all people who are nice and helpful. Anna, you are such a blessing to our school! Thanks for being you!