Education First spent the last few days touring Washington DC. Stops included monuments, memorials, historic houses, Arlington, and the Holocaust museum. The students have been immersed in phenomenal history lessons at each stop. Headed back to Montana tomorrow.
Day five of the trip, toured New York. Students have had so many experiences in so little time. Great group of kids representing our school. Philadelphia and DC are up next.
Education First is on day three of their trip. Boston has been very educational. We are thankful to our White Sulphur community , parents, and staff who supported our students and helped make this happen. Next stop New York City.
The Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees will be held Tuesday, March 19, 2024 at 5:30 p.m. in the school's library. Click on the link below for more information.
https://5il.co/2gm6y
New link for 4th grade Battle of the Books.
https://meet.google.com/mvj-faqk-nvy
STATE Battle of the Books:
4th grade: 1:00 pm
5th grade: 2:30 pm
If your school or families of participants would like to watch the battles tomorrow but aren't able to be there in person, they can sign on to this Google Meet:
To join the video meeting, click this link: https://meet.google.com/mvj-faqk-nvy
Otherwise, to join by phone, dial +1 401-594-2337 and enter this PIN: 257 246 600#
If you have any school questions and would like to visit with Dr. Justin Barnes, Superintendent, please feel free join him at Bob and Kelly's Cafe on March 19th at 8:30 a.m.
Our school is proud of the efforts of this group. The girls represented our school with honor and integrity. The coaches gave our girls the skills and encouragement do do their very best. The season came to an end at the state tournament with a loss to Plentywood today.
Our parents, school staff and community did so much to celebrate these accomplishments. What a great thing to be able to celebrate together.
Go Hornets!
Students from MSU Rural Discovery joined our staff and students for three days! Thank you for partnering with us. You will be fantastic teachers.
Stay Fierce Lady Hornets. Good Luck at state. Thank you to the Hornet Boosters and Smith River 406 for the awesome shirts. The support for this team has been amazing.
Culinary Arts students are preparing for their state competition March 14-15.
Green Eggs and ham. Thank you Shannon AND Christina! I will not eat them on a plane, I will not eat them on a train, but I will eat them in the cafeteria.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE VACANCIES
An election will be held May 7, 2024 to elect two (2) three-year trustee terms and one (1) one-year trustee term. A Declaration of Intent and Oath of Candidacy for Trustee Candidates form may be picked up at the District Clerk's office located in the White Sulphur Springs School. Candidates for the position of Trustees may file no earlier than 145 days or no later than 40 days (March 28, 2024) before the election (13-10-201 MCA) & (20-3-305 MCA)
I Love to Read Week Activities.
The letters sent in regards to ASPEN coming to school referred to the attached documents. Those documents are available on the website under Counselor, grade level tab, SEL, Power up, specific grades. They will also be available at the office if you would like a hard copy.
Annual Youth Art Month State Wide Student Art Exhibit
For the month of March, 6 students will represent White Sulphur Springs Schools with their art work on display at the capital. YAM (Youth Art Month) encourages support for quality school art programs, and provides a medium for recognizing skills developed through visual arts experiences unlike any other curriculum subjects including:
Problem solving
Creativity
Observation
Communication
The YAM art exhibit is held during March each year to celebrate visual art education for grades K-12. This year 7-12 art students voted on the pieces they wanted to represent our school.
3D collection: Self Inspired Nicho Boxes
Dreighzdyn Mayn - “A Little About Me”
Josef Massee - “Me”
Jay Sweeney - “Memories”
James Wildcat - “The Fundamentals of Me”
2D collection: Positive/Negative Prints and Double Linocut Prints
James Wildcat - “Steel Nation”
Savannah Capers - “Desert at Night”
Bridget Menard - “Point of View
Congratulations to the Lady Hornets on 2nd place in Western C Divisionals. They play at State March 7-9.
Our community doing a fantastic job of sending off our girls to Divisionals. Thank you community for your support of our students.
Congratulations to Hattie Noland on winning the spelling bee. Angela Mitchell took second and Caden Jack was third.