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SWMS Daily News

April 4, 2025

SWMS DailyNewsApril 4, 2025

Today is a Black Day Today is a Black Day

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Lunch Menu

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Word of the Week

Summarize: retell the essential details of what happened - outline - paraphrase - report

Activities

Good luck to all band students competing in the Band Solo/Ensemble contest today


Good luck to all our AAU wrestlers competing in the Black Hills Nationals in Rapid this weekend


Good luck to all our track athletes competing at Douglas on Monday, April 7th the meet begins at 9 and will be held at Douglas High School


Rodeo Announcements:


April 7 - Student Athlete Rodeo Meeting - 6pm at the CC

April 8 - Practice at Martin Arena - Roping Events (junior high and high school)



It was another exciting day of MMM! We watched the first round of battles take place from "The Only Ones" category. The Addax stomped on a mole, the Puma made a quick snack of the mole, and the Saiga scared off the rat. The Peccary enjoyed a nice snack while the beaver wandered away, all while the wolf ate a nice meal of muskrat. The indri's impressive size intimidated the hare to victory. Surprisingly, the no skill quokka managed to survive against the distracted mongoose. Lastly, in our close otter-tyra battle, the otter won! Home habitat advantage played a real key in victory today. Check back tomorrow for another exciting recap!"

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Yearbook

Order 2024-2025 Yearbook today. You must order your yearbook online. No extra yearbooks will be ordered. The deadline is April 7.

Sturgis Public Library Happenings

Tuesdays, April 1st & 15th 3:30 pm - Wonder Math - Join Richard Moeller at the Sturgis Public Library for science based discoveries, activities, and more. All ages are welcome


Thurs., April 3 4 - 6 pm - Level UPI Gaming Club - Ages 8+ are welcome to hang out play Nintendo, board games, snap circuits, and more with friends. Held the first Thursday each month


Mon., April 7 3 - 5 pm - LEGO Club - All ages are welcome to come together to build and explore with bricks


Tues., April 8 - 6 pm- History Talks - History Talks, a Zoom watch party, sponsored by the South Dakota Historical Society Foundation. Award - winning illustrator SD Nelson will share insights into his latest work, "Wings of an Eagle. The gold Medal Dreams of Billy Mills," written by Donna Janell Bowman and published by Little, Brown Books for Young Readers. He will discuss his artistic process and reflect on his childhood connections to the Dakotas and the Standing Rock Reservation.


Thursdays, April 10 & 24 3:30 pm - Code Critters - Introducing young learners to the basics of programming through fun and interactive activities ages 6 - 10


Thurs. April 10 5:30 pm - Music Speaks - This month we discuss Wozzeck: Alban Berg's Expressionist opera. In the shadow of WWI, Berg develops a new musical language to ell a story about a soldier driven to madness by the "hopelessness, absurdity, and cruelty" of society. Premiering in 1925, the piece was a huge success until 1933, when the Nazi classified Wozzeck as subversive and "degenerate" art.


Mon., April 14 4 pm - Movie Night - Join us for a family-friendly showing of Mufasa: The Lion King (Rated PG), an unforgettable adventure for all ages. Drinks and popcorn will be served.


Fri., April 18 & Sat., April 19 Closed for Good Friday


Mon., April 21 4 pm - Mega Monday - Join us for STEAM inspired activities. Kites, exploring gravity and wind. Perfect for curious minds, this hands-on challenge is a fun way to learn about engineering and energy while having a blast inside and outdoors. This program is designed for ages 6 - 10.


Mon., April 28th - Closed - Librarians will be attending the Black Hills Mini-Conference in Rapid

Contests

Summer Camps

Staff Member of the Month

Do you know a staff member that goes above and beyond to be kind and helpful? Please, nominate them for the PTSA staff member of the month. Nomination forms can be found in the office.

Safety

Absolutely no medication on your person, over the counter or otherwise. All medication must be given through the nurse's office.


Backpacks are to be left in your lockers. Our classrooms are very small and backpacks clutter the aisle. It is a safety thing. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.

Archived Newsletters
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Sturgis Williams Middle School

Chad Hedderman, Principal

Katy Jutting, Assistant Principal

Cindy Ferguson, Administrative Assistant

Shauna Sigman, Attendance Secretary

Website: https://www.meade.k12.sd.us/sturgis-williams/

Location: 1425 Cedar Street, Sturgis, SD, USA
Phone: 605-347-5232

Meade 46-1 District Office
https://www.meade.k12.sd.us/superintendent-business-office/
Wayne Wormstadt, Superintendent

Brett Burditt, Business Manager


1230 Douglas Street

Sturgis SD 57785

(605) 347-2523

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