The Pingree-Buchanan Booster Club and Prom Committee are working hard to create a fun and safe event for our students attending this year's post prom. We are asking for donations to again be able to provide students with a variety of post prom activities and some great prizes! See the attached image for more information on how to make a donation for this fun event for our students. Any donation is greatly appreciated, whether monetary or in-kind!
Revised Elementary Newsletter from 04/02/24. There is a change in the Archery Family Fun Night. This event will now take place on Monday, April 8th from 6:00pm - 7:30pm.
Elementary Newsletter 04/02/2024
Election Notice for School Board. *Reminder the last day to file is April, 8th at 4:00pm*
The April Activity Calendar and Elementary April Lunch Calendar are now both available on Facebook and the school website. The HS April Calendar was published last week.
Congratulations to Eli Perleberg for winning student of the month! His nomination said he is a great leader and always gets his work done. Congrats, Eli!
Congratulations to Elsa Dickenson for winning student of the month! Her nomination said she has shown commendable improvement in her reading skills. She is a delightful student and makes friends with everyone she meets. She works hard on all that she does. Congrats, Elsa!
Congratulations to Aimes Thompson for winning student of the month! His nomination said he is very kind and is very friendly to other teachers and students. Congrats, Aimes!
Congratulations to Charlie Sundeen for winning student of the month! His nomination said he is very respectful and puts 100% into his work. Congrats, Charlie!
A HUGE thank you to PTO for providing breakfast pizza and drinks on Thursday morning! The students really enjoyed it!!
The HS lunch menu can now be viewed on Facebook and the school website. The Elementary Calendar and Activity Calendar will be available next week.
This past weekend at the Barnes County North speech meet, Emmi Odenbach received first place in her category of Speech to Inform and qualified for State Speech. This is a huge accomplishment. She competed against seasoned high school seniors, some of which have been in this category for multiple years. Congratulations, Emmi!!!
Elementary Newsletter 03/27/24 and information on the Dinner Theater on April 15th.
The 24-25 District Calendar is now available to view on Facebook or the school website.
Farmers Union Camp offers a summer camp for students who have completed grades 3-6 and grades 7-12. Check out the flyer or the school website for more information.
Out of an abundance of caution, the blood drive scheduled for today at the high school has been canceled.
Thank you to all that signed up to donate!
Pingree-Buchanan Schools will be 2-hours late tomorrow, March 25. School will begin at 10:30am. There will be only one bus leaving Jamestown at 9:50am. Any further weather-related announcements will be made tomorrow morning.
Stay warm and safe!
ATTENTION HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS:
As a way to include both teachers and students, and do something a bit fun, the prom committee will be doing a small fundraiser next week. It is called ‘Put a teacher in Jail for the hour’
The set up will be similar to a penny drive, and each class will have their own bucket. Funds will be raised for three days, and at the end, the class with the most amount of money in their jars ultimately wins. With this, they get to choose a teacher who is willing to participate (list below), to skip their class for the day. The students will not have to learn in that class, because they put the teacher in jail. Bring your dollars and become competitive, especially if you’d like to have a free period! Good luck!
Teachers to choose from:
Mr. Monson
Mr. Young
Mr. Tarmann
Ms. Stoudt
Ms. Dietz
There will be a post prom meeting on Monday, March 25 at 5pm in the high school lunchroom. All parents of students attending prom are encouraged to attend! Please help spread the word!
10th Grade World History is reading 'All Quiet on the Western Front' while learning about The Great War. Pictured are some examples from a few talented students in the class as they depicted a scene from Chapters 2 and 3.
