Unified Bowling Special Olympics - 2024 “Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.”
over 1 year ago, Missy Bjorgaard
Unified Bowling Special Olympics - 2024 “Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.”
Unified Bowling Special Olympics - 2024 “Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.”
Unified Bowling Special Olympics - 2024 “Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.”
Unified Bowling Special Olympics - 2024 “Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.”
Unified Bowling Special Olympics - 2024 “Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.”
Unified Bowling Special Olympics - 2024 “Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.”
Unified Bowling Special Olympics - 2024 “Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.”
Unified Bowling Special Olympics - 2024 “Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.”
Unified Bowling Special Olympics - 2024 “Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.”
October Staff of the Month - Head Cook VIcki Gast! Why Vicki was nominated: Vicki and her staff do a wonderful job everyday feeding the high school great food. They work hard in the kitchen to give their best. It really makes the student and staffs' day to have some delicious food to look forward to at lunch time. Thank you also to Amy Levenhagen and Dayna Melvie for their hard work and dedication, it's a team effort. Congratulations Vicki!
over 1 year ago, Missy Bjorgaard
October Staff of the Month - Head Cook VIcki Gast! Why Vicki was nominated: Vicki and her staff do a wonderful job everyday feeding the high school great food. They work hard in the kitchen to give their best. It really makes the student and staffs' day to have some delicious food to look forward to at lunch time. Thank you also to Amy Levenhagen and Dayna Melvie for their hard work and dedication, it's a team effort. Congratulations Vicki!
After Prom planning meeting Sunday, November 24th at 6pm in the High School Library.
over 1 year ago, Missy Bjorgaard
After Prom planning meeting Sunday, November 24th at 6pm in the High School Library.
October Senior High Student of the Month: Kelby Augustine GRADE: 10th grade PARENTS: Miki and Mark Augustine SPORTS/ ACTIVITIES INVOLVED IN: Football, Basketball, Baseball, Musical, One-Act Play, Student Council and Knowledge Bowl Why Nominated: Kelby injured his collarbone, but that did not stop him from doing everything in his power to figure out ways to play in band. He shows great leadership in his work ethic and his care about being successful in class and he is respected by everybody for his attitude and skill. Congratulations!
over 1 year ago, Missy Bjorgaard
October Senior High Student of the Month: Kelby Augustine GRADE: 10th grade PARENTS: Miki and Mark Augustine SPORTS/ ACTIVITIES INVOLVED IN: Football, Basketball, Baseball, Musical, One-Act Play, Student Council and Knowledge Bowl Why Nominated: Kelby injured his collarbone, but that did not stop him from doing everything in his power to figure out ways to play in band. He shows great leadership in his work ethic and his care about being successful in class and he is respected by everybody for his attitude and skill. Congratulations!
October Junior High Student of the Month: Maci Gast GRADE: 7th Grade PARENTS: Mandy and Adam Gast SPORTS/ ACTIVITIES INVOLVED IN: Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, and Band. Why Nominated: Maci is focused, hard worker in class, and cares about doing well. She always treats her peers and teachers with respect. She also has a really fun, positive attitude that rubs off on people around her. Congratulations!
over 1 year ago, Missy Bjorgaard
October Junior High Student of the Month: Maci Gast GRADE: 7th Grade PARENTS: Mandy and Adam Gast SPORTS/ ACTIVITIES INVOLVED IN: Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, and Band. Why Nominated: Maci is focused, hard worker in class, and cares about doing well. She always treats her peers and teachers with respect. She also has a really fun, positive attitude that rubs off on people around her. Congratulations!
The MCC Student Council attended the Northwest Division Fall Summit on Friday, November 1st at Sacred Heart High School. They listened to speakers and attended break-out sessions with student council members from other schools in the area
over 1 year ago, Missy Bjorgaard
The MCC Student Council attended the Northwest Division Fall Summit on Friday, November 1st at Sacred Heart High School. They listened to speakers and attended break-out sessions with student council members from other schools in the area
The Marshall County Central Student Council is collecting monetary donations for the Strandquist Food Shelf for this upcoming holiday season. We will be collecting donations from: Thursday, November 7th-Wednesday, November 20th. We are pairing grades up to work together! 5th/6th, 7th/11th, 8th/10th, 9th/12th The winning group will have the opportunity to put a pie in the face of a participating staff member. The jars will be in the office! Please contact any Student Council member if you have questions. (5th/6th grade jars will be in their classrooms) Let's all come together and support a great cause!
over 1 year ago, Missy Bjorgaard
The Marshall County Central Student Council is collecting monetary donations for the Strandquist Food Shelf for this upcoming holiday season. We will be collecting donations from: Thursday, November 7th-Wednesday, November 20th. We are pairing grades up to work together! 5th/6th, 7th/11th, 8th/10th, 9th/12th The winning group will have the opportunity to put a pie in the face of a participating staff member. The jars will be in the office! Please contact any Student Council member if you have questions. (5th/6th grade jars will be in their classrooms) Let's all come together and support a great cause!
Upcoming Food Drop in Warren and Strandquist on Thursday, November 14th. The Strandquist food shelf is open on the 2nd Tuesday of the month from 2:00-4:30 p.m.
over 1 year ago, Missy Bjorgaard
the food shelf is open on the 2nd Tuesday of the month from 2-4:30
Reminder - Volleyball Banquet will be held on Monday, November 4th @ 6:30 at MCC. Varsity athletes please bring your jerseys to turn in that night
over 1 year ago, Missy Bjorgaard
Reminder - Volleyball Banquet will be held on Monday, November 4th @ 6:30 at MCC. Varsity athletes please bring your jerseys to turn in that night
Football Banquet Thursday November 7th - 6:30 p.m. @ TC
over 1 year ago, Missy Bjorgaard
Football Banquet Thursday November 7th - 6:30 p.m. @ TC
The winter sports meeting will be held in the Tri-County gym on Wednesday, November 6th at 7:00 PM. Boys basketball coaches and girls basketball coaches will meet with parents and players at roughly 7:20.
over 1 year ago, Missy Bjorgaard
Northland College is hosting a presentation for any high school students/parents interested in an aviation career on Thursday, November 7 from 4 pm to 6 pm during an open house at their aviation campus at the TRF airport. Registration is not required but they would appreciate an e-mail letting them know you are interested so they can estimate how many may be in attendance. To learn more go to: virtualaviationmn.com E-mail your interest to attend to: ncat@northlandcollege.edu by November 4. Note: We are bringing our 9th grade students to campus during the school day for their career exploration event.
over 1 year ago, Marshall County Central Schools
Aviation career info
There will be an After-Prom meeting for Junior class parents on Sunday, November 3rd at 6pm in the high school library.
over 1 year ago, Missy Bjorgaard
There will be an After-Prom meeting for Junior class parents on Sunday, November 3rd at 6pm in the high school library.
Ms. Olson’s 7th grade science class did a hands on exercise to learn about limiting factors and carrying capacity.
over 1 year ago, Missy Bjorgaard
Ms. Olson’s 7th grade science class did a hands on exercise to learn about limiting factors and carrying capacity.
Ms. Olson’s 7th grade science class did a hands on exercise to learn about limiting factors and carrying capacity.
Ms. Olson’s 7th grade science class did a hands on exercise to learn about limiting factors and carrying capacity.
Ms. Olson’s 7th grade science class did a hands on exercise to learn about limiting factors and carrying capacity.
Ms. Olson’s 7th grade science class did a hands on exercise to learn about limiting factors and carrying capacity.
Ms. Olson’s 7th grade science class did a hands on exercise to learn about limiting factors and carrying capacity.
The 10th graders attended the Northern Valley Career Expo in Grand Forks on Wednesday (10/23). There were sessions on different career opportunities as well as a floor full of local career and college businesses with hands-on options. Everyone was so busy learning we didn’t get too many pictures. Then we stopped at the Viking Diner for lunch before making it back to school.
over 1 year ago, Missy Bjorgaard
The 10th graders attended the Northern Valley Career Expo in Grand Forks on Wednesday (10/23). There were sessions on different career opportunities as well as a floor full of local career and college businesses with hands-on options. Everyone was so busy learning we didn’t get too many pictures. Then we stopped at the Viking Diner for lunch before making it back to school.
The 10th graders attended the Northern Valley Career Expo in Grand Forks on Wednesday (10/23). There were sessions on different career opportunities as well as a floor full of local career and college businesses with hands-on options. Everyone was so busy learning we didn’t get too many pictures. Then we stopped at the Viking Diner for lunch before making it back to school.
The 10th graders attended the Northern Valley Career Expo in Grand Forks on Wednesday (10/23). There were sessions on different career opportunities as well as a floor full of local career and college businesses with hands-on options. Everyone was so busy learning we didn’t get too many pictures. Then we stopped at the Viking Diner for lunch before making it back to school.
The 10th graders attended the Northern Valley Career Expo in Grand Forks on Wednesday (10/23). There were sessions on different career opportunities as well as a floor full of local career and college businesses with hands-on options. Everyone was so busy learning we didn’t get too many pictures. Then we stopped at the Viking Diner for lunch before making it back to school.
River Watch had another sampling event Wednesday (10/23) after school. This team checks and collects data on the local Middle River in three different locations.
over 1 year ago, Missy Bjorgaard
River Watch had another sampling event Wednesday (10/23) after school. This team checks and collects data on the local Middle River in three different locations.
River Watch had another sampling event Wednesday (10/23) after school. This team checks and collects data on the local Middle River in three different locations.
River Watch had another sampling event Wednesday (10/23) after school. This team checks and collects data on the local Middle River in three different locations.
River Watch had another sampling event Wednesday (10/23) after school. This team checks and collects data on the local Middle River in three different locations.
River Watch had another sampling event Wednesday (10/23) after school. This team checks and collects data on the local Middle River in three different locations.
River Watch had another sampling event Wednesday (10/23) after school. This team checks and collects data on the local Middle River in three different locations.
River Watch had another sampling event Wednesday (10/23) after school. This team checks and collects data on the local Middle River in three different locations.
September Senior High Student of the Month: Jorja Love GRADE: 10th grade PARENTS: Dani and David Love SPORTS/ ACTIVITIES INVOLVED IN: Volleyball, Softball, Girls Basketball Manager, Chamber Choir Why Nominated: Jorja has a phenomenal attitude, a great work ethic, and is respected and is loved by her peers. She treats her teachers and her peers with kindness and respect. Congratulations Jorja!
over 1 year ago, Missy Bjorgaard
September Senior High Student of the Month: Jorja Love GRADE: 10th grade PARENTS: Dani and David Love SPORTS/ ACTIVITIES INVOLVED IN: Volleyball, Softball, Girls Basketball Manager, Chamber Choir Why Nominated: Jorja has a phenomenal attitude, a great work ethic, and is respected and is loved by her peers. She treats her teachers and her peers with kindness and respect. Congratulations Jorja!
September Junior High Student of the Month: Luke Bjorgaard GRADE: 7th Grade PARENTS: Todd and Carla Bjorgaard SPORTS/ ACTIVITIES INVOLVED IN: Football, Band, Choir Why Nominated: Luke is a hard worker, and cares about his success. He leads by example. Congratulations Luke!
over 1 year ago, Missy Bjorgaard
September Junior High Student of the Month: Luke Bjorgaard GRADE: 7th Grade PARENTS: Todd and Carla Bjorgaard SPORTS/ ACTIVITIES INVOLVED IN: Football, Band, Choir Why Nominated: Luke is a hard worker, and cares about his success. He leads by example. Congratulations Luke!
Congratulations to our September Teacher of the Month - Mr. Thompson What is your position at MCC and how long have you been working here? I teach 5-12 band, and 7-12 choir. This is my 5th year at MCC What is one of your hidden talents? I am a very good cook What is your dream vacation? I’ve been lucky enough to have already gone on many of my bucket list vacations, but one one trip I’ve wanted to do for quite some time is to lodge trek through the Andes to see Machu Picchu If you won the lottery and decided to give up teaching, what would you do instead? Honestly…I don’t think I’d give up teaching. At least right away. I love my job. BUT…if I did do something it would be full time travel or fine woodworking What is your favorite meal from the cafeteria? Orange Chicken What makes a good day at school? Having great conversations with colleagues and seeing the “aha” moments during rehearsal or lessons If you could pass on any wisdom to your students, what would you share? School is about more than learning “things.” You might not need to know the quadratic formula, or the water cycle, or what a quarter note is after you graduate (although some of you may) But the skills you build BY learning those “things” are important: how to listen, how to work in a group, how to make friends, how to BE a good friend, how to show respect to a boss, how to learn and practice new skills. These are skills that will help you get a job, keep a job, be a good spouse, raise good kids (if that’s something you choose to do.) So don’t take these years for granted. You don’t know how important they are until they’re already gone. Also - less serious advice, but I think it’s important. Try to do some traveling in your life! See different places and cultures! It opens your eyes to so many different perspectives What is your favorite memory from when you were in school? I had so many good memories from school - life was so much simpler back then. One of my favorites is the last night of senior year, my whole class (15 of us) camped out at the track at the high school and slept on the pole vault pits. We brought a TV and strung about 5 extension cords to an outlet at the school building and watched a movie. Super fun night. Also, pretty much any memory with my group of friends that were in plays together. We had some great cast parties What is your favorite t.v. show and why? Do watching the Vikings count? Probably not. So The U.S. version of the Office. I love documentary style sitcoms like that, and I think the Office is the GOAT of that genre In which Hogwarts house would you be sorted? I’ve already taken the test - I’m definitely a Ravenclaw Congratulations!
over 1 year ago, Missy Bjorgaard
Congratulations to our September Teacher of the Month - Mr. Thompson What is your position at MCC and how long have you been working here? I teach 5-12 band, and 7-12 choir. This is my 5th year at MCC What is one of your hidden talents? I am a very good cook What is your dream vacation? I’ve been lucky enough to have already gone on many of my bucket list vacations, but one one trip I’ve wanted to do for quite some time is to lodge trek through the Andes to see Machu Picchu If you won the lottery and decided to give up teaching, what would you do instead? Honestly…I don’t think I’d give up teaching. At least right away. I love my job. BUT…if I did do something it would be full time travel or fine woodworking What is your favorite meal from the cafeteria? Orange Chicken What makes a good day at school? Having great conversations with colleagues and seeing the “aha” moments during rehearsal or lessons If you could pass on any wisdom to your students, what would you share? School is about more than learning “things.” You might not need to know the quadratic formula, or the water cycle, or what a quarter note is after you graduate (although some of you may) But the skills you build BY learning those “things” are important: how to listen, how to work in a group, how to make friends, how to BE a good friend, how to show respect to a boss, how to learn and practice new skills. These are skills that will help you get a job, keep a job, be a good spouse, raise good kids (if that’s something you choose to do.) So don’t take these years for granted. You don’t know how important they are until they’re already gone. Also - less serious advice, but I think it’s important. Try to do some traveling in your life! See different places and cultures! It opens your eyes to so many different perspectives What is your favorite memory from when you were in school? I had so many good memories from school - life was so much simpler back then. One of my favorites is the last night of senior year, my whole class (15 of us) camped out at the track at the high school and slept on the pole vault pits. We brought a TV and strung about 5 extension cords to an outlet at the school building and watched a movie. Super fun night. Also, pretty much any memory with my group of friends that were in plays together. We had some great cast parties What is your favorite t.v. show and why? Do watching the Vikings count? Probably not. So The U.S. version of the Office. I love documentary style sitcoms like that, and I think the Office is the GOAT of that genre In which Hogwarts house would you be sorted? I’ve already taken the test - I’m definitely a Ravenclaw Congratulations!
There will be a parent meeting for any robotics students (IQ and V5) in the Newfolden Elementary School Gym at 5pm on Thursday, October 10th. We will go over expectations as well as have parents fill out the paperwork for participation and competitions.
over 1 year ago, Missy Bjorgaard
There will be a parent meeting for any robotics students (IQ and V5) in the Newfolden Elementary School Gym at 5pm on Thursday, October 10th. We will go over expectations as well as have parents fill out the paperwork for participation and competitions.