Going to the Music Dinner Theater on Saturday, February 15? Here is a taste of what you'll see! Get your tickets before they're gone! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0WdSM04cN4
Medina School and buses will be 2 hours late today, February 12. Breakfast will not be served.
The Medina School Music Department is hosting a dinner theater at 6:30 on Saturday, February 15. There are only 23 tickets left for this event. Tickets are $12 for adults and $6 for students. If you would like to purchase a ticket, please call the school. Thank you for supporting the Medina School Music Department!
Medina Public School has an opening for a bus route driver for the 2020-2021 school year. We also have immediate openings for sub drivers and activity drivers. Please visit our website for an application. https://www.medina.k12.nd.us/o/mps/page/school-positions
Due to the impending weather, The Stutsman County Spelling Bee has been postponed to Wednesday, February 19. The Junior/Senior Health/Science Day at Aberdeen has been cancelled. There will also be no archery practice on Wednesday morning.
The Medina FFA Officer Team went to KSJB this morning to record radio spots for the upcoming FFA week. So, tune into 93.3 FM and 600 AM during the week of February 22-29th to hear the officers.
Reading at Reister’s on Thursday, Feb. 13 has been changed to 2:25-2:45 pm.
Please join our 6th graders and Preschools for reading time.
K-6 students kicked off their Hoops For Heart fundraiser yesterday morning. Students should have received a fundraising envelope. To setup online fundraising go to www.heart.org/kidsheartchallenge. Our school goal is $3500! Contact Mr. Thielges will questions.
Congratulations to these students who will participate in the Stutsman County Spelling Bee next week!
Good luck students!
Last week, our school had a hat week/jeans week and sold bracelets to support Hunter Pinke. Here are the students who participated in the Hat Week.
Thank you students, staff, and community for your support!
Vaping is an ongoing issue in our school and schools around us. Recently, Kidder County’s principal was interviewed about what they are doing. Please take a moment to read this article.
https://www.ndliving.com/content/vaping-schools
Our elementary students sang the National Anthem at the boys basketball game tonight. Great job kiddos and Mrs. Bosche!
Three members of the Medina FFA Chapter received SAE Grants from the ND FFA Foundation for $1,000 each. Members were Kaje Gudmestad, Emily Carlson, and Calli Mack. Kaje currently has his SAE in the area of beef production but would like to start an SAE in pheasant production. Emily currently has a SAE in the area of grain production placement and is working to expand that placement into an entrepreneurship. Calli has an SAE in the area of diversified livestock and is always looking to expand her SAE.
Ms. Gonzalez, the student teacher in the Ag classroom, is incorporating some Medina Alumni as guest speakers in the classroom. She invited Gunner Buskness who recently graduate from Lynnes Welding back in December to discuss his time at school and had him demonstrate to the class.
Highway Patrolman Paul Sova, stopped by Preschool and Kindergarten classrooms today to read and discuss about bullying.
Makenna Bosche & Logan Reister were among over 500 singers who performed together at Concordia College this past weekend. They sang "Zion's Walls" by Aaron Copland, "The Road Not Taken" based on Robert Frost's poem, and a Kenyan song entitled "Wana Baraka". Great experience!
Our student council is rising money for Hunter Pinke, a graduate from Wishek, who was in a skiing accident over Christmas. This week, students can wear hats for $5 for the week. They can also purchase wristbands. Student council will collect money at school this week.
Today Mike, the bus driver, came in and did art with the 4th graders. They loved it! Thanks Mike!
Team Time today was designing a team flag and playing games!
