4th Grade Student of the Month! Way to go! Keep up the great work
21 days ago, Britani Thompson
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Student of the Month!
21 days ago, Andrea Haverkamp
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Student of the Month!
21 days ago, Andrea Haverkamp
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Student of the Month!
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Student of the Month
21 days ago, Andrea Haverkamp
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Student of the Month
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Student of the Month!
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Student of the Month!
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Student of the Month
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Student of the Month
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Student of the Month
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Student of the Month
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Student of the Month
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Ms. Skersick's 7th period jr. High art students finished their "Illustrating America" artwork!
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Ms. Skersick's jr. High art students completed their "Illustrating America"Artwork!
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Ms. Skersick's jr. High art students finished their "Illustrating America" artwork!
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Ms. Skersick's jr. High art students finished their "Illustrating America" artwork!
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🌿 Support Future Environmental Leaders! 🌿 Join us in sponsoring the 2025 MASWCD MN State Envirothon! This hands-on environmental education competition empowers students to learn about natural resources, conservation, and sustainability. Your support helps shape the next generation of environmental stewards. 💚 Become a sponsor today! Visit: MASWCD.ORG/ENVIROTHON.HTM
22 days ago, Waubun Student Services
MASWCD
Bringing Learning to Life in the School Forest! Our 5th-grade students recently spent an afternoon in the School Forest, where learning came alive through hands-on, nature-based experiences. Students explored two engaging rotations: 1. Culture & Spring Phenology – They checked maple tree taps and learned how sap is traditionally boiled into syrup. 2. Notice & Wonder – Students hiked the forest trail, made observations, asked questions, and formed hypotheses about the natural world. Even with cooler temps, our students embraced the outdoors with curiosity and enthusiasm! We are grateful for the strong partnership between our School Forest educators, classroom teachers, and White Earth Natural Resources. Together, they create opportunities that connect students to culture, science, and the land right in our own backyard. Thank you for supporting outdoor learning in our schools!
24 days ago, Donna Kent
5th grade
5th grade
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