Scarlet Pride on Display at the Xcel Energy Center
Our boys' hockey team faced an unexpected challenge during the Duluth Tournament when their sticks were stolen, leaving them unable to compete. However, in true Minnesota "State of Hockey" spirit, the community has rallied around our team, with support from the Minnesota Wild paving the way for an exciting resolution.
We are thrilled to announce that the game has been rescheduled and will take place at the Xcel Energy Center on February 10th. The puck drops at 7:00 PM, and admission is free. This is a fantastic opportunity to show our Scarlet Pride and fill the X with support for our team.
More details will follow, but let’s come together to celebrate our players and this special event.
Go Scarlets!
When to Stay Home When Sick
If a student exhibits the following symptoms, they should stay home, as their illness may hinder their ability to participate in school and could potentially spread infection to other students and staff.
Fever, including a fever with a new rash.
Vomiting in the preceding 24 hours.
Diarrhea that is greater than two bowel movements in a 24-hour period.
Skin sores that are draining fluid or an unexplainable rash on the body.
Respiratory virus symptoms that are worsening or not improving and not better explained by another cause such as seasonal allergies.
Students can return to the school setting when:
The child has not had a fever (and is not using fever-reducing medicine) for at least 24 hours.
Vomiting has been resolved for 24 hours.
Diarrhea has improved, the child is having no more than 2 bowel movements per 24-hour period.
Uncovered skin sores are crusting, and the child is under treatment from a provider. The rash has been evaluated by a healthcare provider and treated as necessary.
Respiratory virus symptoms are getting better overall for at least 24 hours.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. “When Students or Staff are Sick.” August 2024.
**Please call or email the attendance line when your student is sick and will miss school.**
Green Out!
Mental Health Connections with the West Boys Basketball team is celebrating Mental Health Awareness Night on January 28th at 7:30 pm. To support mental health we will be having a Green Out. Please attend the game wearing green to support awareness around mental health and wellness.
Mental Health Connections will be selling T-shirts for 10.00 each!
The Llamas and Immortal
Carter James (senior), Jacob Goblirsch (senior), Luke Haggerty ( senior ), and Evan Honken ( senior ). Also led by students on Immortal: Max Spriggs (sophomore), Chase Rademaker (sophomore), Chase Chronic, (freshmen), and Colten LIndsay (freshmen).
West/East Booster Club Raffle Tickets
These funds help to build our high school booster club programs. The money raised goes a long way to enhancing the Activities experience for our participating students.
$20.00 per ticket
Please contact West coaches for tickets or visit the West Activities Office.
Tickets will also be available at the Basketball Games on February 18.
Drawing February 18, 2025
Prizes drawn during Boys & Girls Basketball games at MSU- Top 4 prizes will be announced during half-time of the boys game. Need not be present to win.
GRAND PRIZE $5,000
List of Cash Prizes
(1) $5000, (1) $2500, (2) $1000, (3) $500, (3) $250, (20) $100, (25) $50
Yearbook Ordering
The 2025 yearbook is now on sale. The yearbook staff is working hard to tell the story of all the students this year making this book a one-of-a-kind. Don't miss out on all the great memories!
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