Students enjoying the last day of summer before the buses arrive to take them home.
Come cheer on our volleyball team tonight!
Games start at 5:45PM and 7:00PM
See you there!!
Let's Go Silver Eagles!!!!
If you read one book a day to your child, they will have been read 1825 books by their 5th birthday! Every day counts. Every book counts!
We are doing our best at Bugonaygeshig to support and inspire our readers!
Our students are hard at work in math class.
More ricing pictures from Thursday.
Students and staff spent Thursday ricing!
A quick reminder to our families that it is early release day. Students are dismissed at 1:45PM. Please contact the office with any questions.
We are off to a fun start in 4th Grade!
We are off to a fun start in 4th grade!!
We are very excited to have dental services available at the school for our students! Please call for details. Students need to turn in their paperwork to be seen. Miigwech!
Bug O Nay Ge Shig Seasonal Activities classes came back to school and found that their efforts at making a traditional garden paid off.
A few of the harvested vegetables are pictured. High School students will have the opportunity to participate in Wild Rice Camp this week.
Volleyball is off to a great start! We have a game this Thursday!
Miigwech to Dan Ninham for coming to work with our staff on August 29th. We learned about indigenized physical activity breaks for students!
Staff are hard at work learning CPR!
We are excited to see our students return next week!
Staff is hard at work getting ready for students!
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Yesterday was our last day of summer school, it was a nice three weeks seeing the students learn more, get work turned in, and have fun with different activities. Tuesday June 27th we took our students on a field trip to St.Paul to visit the Science Museum and Como Zoo. It was the perfect way to spend our last week with them. Enjoy the rest of your summer and see you all back in September.
These young ladies enjoyed using their creativity to decorate their cakes to take home and share with their families. We practiced understanding fractions by measuring our ingredients. We also practiced some of the Ojibwe words and phrases for steps of the process of making the cake batter and the frosting. They did an amazing job!
