Who said trivia had to be boring? Active learning happening today!
This lady deserved some good luck after have to start completely over on 8 gallons of soup. The messy bessy winner is Deb Vandehoven
The Medina FFA will be serving soup and sandwiches out of the Methodist church tomorrow from noon to 1:30pm. Please note the venue change.
Support our Close Up group and get supper tonight at the Medina City Hall. They will be on the north side/kitchen area.
The Medina Ambulance and Fire Dept. will have an Open House today (Saturday) from 11 am-2pm! They will have cookies, candy, hot cocoa, and coffee! Stop in!
Fall Festival Saturday update: NO parade, NO park activities, NO truck pull, NO pedal pull.
Please come out to eat at the Beef Dinner, celebrate Kramlich/Deede open
house, bingo and dance (inside) tonight!
The Medina Fall Festival 5K Fun Run/Walk is still going on!!!!! Bring your rain gear!!!!
Soggy look at today’s 5K Fun Walk/Run... a huge Thank You to everybody who braved the elements! We appreciate your support!!!!!
Have you seen these fire hydrants around Medina?!? Our Ag classes have been busy painting! You will find all sorts of interesting hydrants!
Physics class spend this beautiful day outside learning about motion.
4th graders are learning about how the First Americans made artifacts... so we made our own artifacts.
Tonight's varsity volleyball match vs.EKM will be broadcast live on BEK Sports channel 21 or 721. If you can't make it to Edgeley, tune in to watch the Thunder on the BEK Sports Network!
The Medina FFA Chapter will be serving homemade soup and sandwiches on Sunday, September 8th from noon to 1:30pm or until gone at the American Legion in Medina. We will have kneophla, chicken noodle, and vegetable beef. This is a free will donation. We appreciate your support!
We made it through the first week of school.
The MPB Thunder volleyball team claims the final three sets to win the match in New Rockford! Way to go ladies!
https://youtu.be/9tvZhd7TNoI
6th Grade Eco Ed Day at Pipestem Dam!
🌎🌲🐢 Students had wetlands, woodlands, water quality, soils, and prairie stations to learn at.
Thank you to all who sponsored a student at our school to receive a free book each month. The first graders received their first books today!
5th graders trying to convince Mr. Bosche to join their tribe.
Yearbooks have arrived! They have been delivered or are in the office - for those that have paid in advance. We have a limited amount of extra yearbooks, so if you’d like one they are $30. First come, first served for the extras. Stop by and see Mrs. Hayes for your yearbook.
I stopped in the sixth grade class today while they were learning science. They are using science to solve the iceman case. How fun!!!
