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NEWS FROM THE PRINCIPAL
Greetings-
Looks like March is going to come in like a lamb….so we all know what that means. L Please remember students still need hats, gloves, boots, and winter coats (as well as snowpants for elementary) until we give notice. I still get excited for this month (and not just because I am 100% Irish). I love watching the beautiful sunrises and sunsets during the month of March—our days have finally gotten longer. Our 3rd quarter also ends—meaning we have done a TON of learning and have 1 quarter to go that tends to go by in a blink.
It is the closeout of our winter sports and—TOURNAMENT TIME!!! That’s right—our girls basketball team is headed to the ND STATE CLASS B TOURNAMENT for the 6th CONSECUTIVE YEAR!! This is a truly remarkable feat and we are so very excited and proud of these young ladies!! GO LADY CARDS!!
The boys’ basketball team will have played their play-in game by the time you receive this newsletter, so I am not sure where they will be in Regional play. However, I do want to give Rayce Worley a HUGE SHOUTOUT for being a great student athlete this year!
Spring sports will be gearing up next week, please see the enclosed page on spring sports. A reminder that physicals are due.
Our last Academic Challenge for the HS will be on Wednesday, March 1st. It sounds like we will not be having a JH/SH Knowledge bowl event this year.
The seniors are going to start getting pretty excited to be in their last quarter of high school. Last month I nominated Madison Knoke for the ND Class B All-Academic Team and she received Honorable Mention for the Silver Team—CONGRATS MADI!
Our spring student-led conferences will be March 23rd. We will not have school on March 24th.
The CloseUp group will be heading to Washington DC April 2-7th.
Please continue to follow the legislative session and speak to your area legislators regarding the educational bills. We have some pretty important ones out there.
It has been a GREAT YEAR spending time with your children!
Yours in Education,
Mrs. Martinson, Principal
Happenings at our school
Tuesday, March 28, 2023 Breakfast & Lunch Today: Breakfast - Cereal, Toast, & Fruit/Juice Lunch - Chicken Alfredo, Peas, & Fruit Wednesday: . . .
QUICK NOTE FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT
Greetings Patrons of the Edmore School District
Greetings Parents/Guardians: We have entered into legislative “Crossover”. Tentatively, the district 15 legislative public . . .
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