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MPS Elementary Newsletter

March 2024

MPS ElementaryNewsletterMarch 2024

Upcoming Events

  • March
  • 12- Board Meeting @ 4:30
  • 14- No School
  • 15- No School
  • 25- Spring Pictures
  • 27- Early Out
  • 29- No School

  • April
  • 1- No School
  • 3- Parent/Teacher Conferences 4:00-7:00
  • 4- 3- Parent/Teacher Conferences 4:00-7:00
  • 5- Scrubs Camp Field Trip
  • 30- School Carnival from 5:00-7:00

  • All of these dates and more future dates can be found on the school website OR this calendar link- https://calendar.google.com/calendar/u/0?cid=bWlubmV3YXVrYW4uazEyLm5kLnVzX2RhZHU0ZDR0dHRsNTE2dWllazRqa3FkMzA4QGdyb3VwLmNhbGVuZGFyLmdvb2dsZS5jb20

    Benson County Spelling Bee Winners

    Congratulations to our spelling bee winners:

    2nd grade- Raymond Richotte 2nd Place

    3rd grade- Aleisha Sherman 3rd Place and Ashlynn Bowler 4th place

    4th grade- Aiden Nelson 4th place

    6th grade- Logan Alberts 1st place and Michael Greene 5th place

    8th grade- Tristen Leaf 6th place

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    Tristen Leaf- 8th Grade

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    Logan Alberts and Michael Greene- 6th Grade

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    Aiden Nelson- 4th Grade

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    Aleisha Sherman and Ashlynn Bowker- 3rd Grade

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    Raymond Richotte- 2nd Grade

    Student of the Month

    Each grade level will be eligible to receive student of the month.

    They will be recognized on the school website and FB page as well as receive a small reward for their accomplishment.


    Student engagement staff will look for when nominating a student of the month:


    • Good Attendance!
    • Completion of Work!
    • Collaborates well with peers and staff!
    • Follows school expectations!

    Check out last months students of the month on our website!


    https://www.minnewaukan.k12.nd.us/

    The Importance of Early Intervention for Children

    As caregivers, we all want the best for our children. We work hard to give them the love, care, and help they need to do well. One very important part of this help is called early intervention - this means finding and helping with any problems in children's development as soon as possible or when they are under 5 years of age.

    Why is Early Intervention So Important?

    Early childhood is a time of fast growth and learning that sets the stage for future success. Helping children during this time can really make a big difference in their lives.

    Making the Most of Abilities: Early intervention services are made to fit each child's needs, helping them reach their full potential. Things like speech therapy, occupational therapy, or behavior help can really change a child's development.

    Avoiding Big Problems: If we deal with development issues early, we can stop them from turning into bigger problems later. By giving help and support early on, we can help kids overcome challenges and do well.

    Help for Families: Early intervention programs not only help children but also support families. They give parents information, education, and advice to help them understand and meet their child's needs. Together, we can work towards the best results for our children.

    Saving Money: Putting effort into early intervention isn't just good for kids and families; it's also smart for society. By dealing with issues early, we can reduce the need for more serious help or special education later on, which saves money in the long run.

    How Can You Help?


    See this website for more information for services in our states.

    January Student of the Month January Student of the Month

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    Tovah Littlewind- Prek

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    Skye Jackson- Kindergarten

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    Nixen Volk- 2nd Grade

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    Ashlynn Bowker- 3rd Grade

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    Lizell Greybear- 4th Grade

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    Alexander Greywater- 6th Grade

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    Lawrence Yankton- 5th Grade

    Bullying Report Form
    Elementary Student Handbook
    Minnewaukan School Website
    The website includes the school calendar, daily events calendar, calendar of activities, lunch menu, and all of the instant alerts that have been sent out. Please use this tool to keep up to date on happenings within the school.
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    Minnewaukan Public School

    Email: mackenzie.moen@minnewaukan.k12.nd.us
    Website: https://www.minnewaukan.k12.nd.us/
    Location: Minnewaukan Public School
    Phone: 701-473-5306
    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MinnewaukanSchool

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