Good luck to our elementary wrestlers at the Regional Tournament in Bemidji on Saturday!
College Field Trips: March 27th & 28th- University of MN-Minneapolis & St.Cloud University- OVERNIGHT TRIP. Grades 10-12
April 3rd-5th- Haskell University in Lawrence Kansas. Grades 10-12 ** Sign up and get permission forms in the Guidance Office.
Attention Juniors there will be Senior Night this Monday at 6pm. You will get your transcript and do a credit check to see where you are in order to graduate. If you have scheduling questions please wait until Senior Night to ask!!!
Attention 8th grade: There will be a 9th grade orientation night Monday at 5:15pm. Learn about high school graduation requirements, signing up for classes and much more!
A HUGE congratulations to the probationary 2019-2020 Thunderbird Cheer Squad consisting of - Captain Carissa Kent, Co-Captain Arianna Anderson, Co-Captain Makenzie Lee, Amber Kologi, Elayna Toczek, Justice Alvarado, Leah Olson, Abigail Baker, Leah Kent, Alicia VanPelt, Jada Nelson, Gaby Dinh, Sonoma Hanks, Gina Baker, Lilly Dayton, and Tia Bevins.
Each squad member was evaluated on rhythm, jumps, enthusiasm, volume, and overall willingness to participate, mingle, and to master new skills.
From captain Carissa, Coach Mrs. Pariso, and Assistant Coach Miss. Haverkamp - congratulations! We could not have been more impressed with the effort all gave over the past several days which made this a hard decision to make.
We look forward to working with you and watching you grow into a powerful team! Go Thunderbirds!!
Just a reminder to those cheer hopefuls that did not make the squad - each new cheerleader member is on probation until May. If one of the new members cannot complete their cheer obligations we will be looking to you to fill their position. If you would like to participate in any of our upcoming activities, please feel free to join us.
There will be a new cheer parent/guardian meeting on Monday, March 25th at 5:30 pm in room 205 at Waubun High School followed by our annual fundraiser at 6:00 pm. Pizza and drinks will be provided. Please stop in to see Mrs. Pariso or Miss. Haverkamp for additional information and paperwork.
Funeral Services:
Please notify the office if you are going to be taking your child or children to the funeral on Friday or Monday. We want to support families and be respectful of the funeral and your family time together. However, we also want to be extra vigilant at this very difficult time, to make sure we are tracking students and making sure we aware of where they are and ensure they are well.
Send in a note, call, or email the building office as soon as you know what your plans are. Thank you.
Lisa Weber, Superintendent
Shane Woods Jr., age 9, of White Earth, MN, died unexpectedly on Monday, March 18, 2019, at his home.
A Funeral Service, together with his mother, Emma, and brother, Frederick, will be held on Monday, March 25, 2019 at 11:00 am at the White Earth Community Center in White Earth, MN. Visitation will begin at 12:00 noon on Sunday, March 24, 2019, at the White Earth Community Center and continue until the funeral service. A Prayer Service will begin at 6:00 pm on Sunday evening.
(copied from the Anderson Funeral Home site)
Visitation for Terrance “Terry” Tibbetts, Chairman of the White Earth Nation, will begin at 6:00 pm on Thursday, March 21, 2019, at the Naytahwaush Charter School and continue throughout the evening. A wake service will begin at 7:00 pm. Funeral Services will be held at 2:00 pm on Friday, March 22, 2019, at St. Michael’s Catholic Church in Mahnomen, MN, with visitation being held one hour prior to the funeral. Burial will be in the Free Gospel Alliance Cemetery, Naytahwaush, MN.
(copied from the Anderson Funeral Home site)
There will be a blood drive here on April 1st from 8:00-1:15. See Cole Dinh, Ms. Bauck, or any student council member to sign up. You can also register on line at Vitalant.com
Speech students who have shown exceptional motivation and dedication have received awards! Congrats to Mackenzie Lampton for the Award of Excellence, Eric Beaupre for the Always Award, Nathan Nelson for the Humorous Consistency Award, Lilly Dayton for the Drama Queen Award, and Carissa Kent for the Award of Professionalism. Sub-sections is on Tuesday!
Sympathies are extended to the White Earth Community
White Earth Behavioral Health will be hosting a Talking Circle at 5:30 in the Waubun School Commons Area. The topic will be focused on helping parents talk to their children about grief and is open to everyone in the community.
Sports/Activities-
Cheerleading tryouts for grades 6-11 in Waubun
Baseball will be starting Thursday night instead of tonight- in Mahnomen for pitchers and catchers.
College Field Trips: March 27th & 28th- University of MN-Minneapolis & St.Cloud University- OVERNIGHT TRIP. Grades 10-12
April 3rd-5th- Haskell University in Lawrence Kansas. Grades 10-12 ** Sign up and get permission forms in the Guidance Office.
Title VI Parent Committee Meeting- tonight @ 5:00 in Waubun.
DNR invites conversation about deer at open house in Waubun
Public can meet local wildlife staff and learn about proposed season changes
Anyone interested in deer can talk with area wildlife managers from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources on Tuesday, Mar.26, 6-8 p.m., at the Waubun School Library, 1013 3rd Street.
This local, open-house-style meeting is a way to encourage discussions about deer and deer management, enhance local relationships and foster two-way communication between the DNR and the public. The DNR began the meetings last year with the release of its statewide deer management plan.
In addition to discussing general concerns about deer, individuals can ask DNR staff about last year’s harvest data, share observations, discuss potential season changes and get a preview of the Chronic Wasting Disease Response Plan that has been updated since the 2010 edition and will be formally released in April. Season changes include a proposed statewide youth deer hunting season.
No formal presentations have been planned; people can arrive any time during the scheduled meeting time.
The DNR will provide further online feedback opportunities for the public, with surveys that will cover chronic wasting disease management alternatives, perception of local deer populations, and potential hunting season changes for deer and other species. The survey addressing CWD will be available online at mndnr.gov/deerplan in late March. Online feedback opportunities concerning deer perceptions and season changes will be available in early April.
The DNR encourages anyone who can’t attend the meeting to contact Rob Baden, Detroit Lakes area wildlife supervisor, robert.baden@state.mn.us, 218-846-8476, for additional information or to address any questions about deer management.
More about the Minnesota deer management plan
The DNR released the Minnesota White-Tailed Deer Management Plan in July 2018, setting new goals and priorities, increasing formal opportunities for citizens to influence deer decisions, and aiming for a disease-free deer population. The plan was a result of two years of planning that involved statewide meetings and hundreds of in-depth conversations with citizens and stakeholders. The full plan is available on the DNR website at mndnr.gov/deerplan.
WOWE Title VI Parent Committee Meeting
March 20, 2019 Waubun Media Center 5 PM
Congratulations to Mackenzie Lampton for receiving the KRJM/KRJB good student award.
4-H Project Day! March 30th. @ Mahnomen Elementary. FREE and all ages welcome. Art projects, cupcake decorating, fishing tales and much more! Registration forms and information in the Guidance Office
College Field Trips: March 27th & 28th- University of MN-Minneapolis & St.Cloud University- OVERNIGHT TRIP. Grades 10-12
April 3rd-5th- Haskell University in Lawrence Kansas. Grades 10-12 ** Sign up and get permission forms in the Guidance Office.
Sports/Activities-
Cheerleading tryouts for grades 6-11 in Mahnomen-
Baseball meeting for grades 7-12 during homeroom today in Mr. Kohlers room at noon. Practice starts tomorrow in Mahnomen after school for pitchers and catchers.
Counseling and Support Services Available
We will have counseling and support services available to students and staff to help our Waubun-Ogema-White Earth community cope with the tragic loss of one of our students and his family.
We will share updated infromation as it becomes available.
Everyone is invited to the FREE concerts tonight! The JH and SH bands perform at 7:00 and the choirs at 8:00.