Reminder: CL Jones will be providing a summer school program that is available for all 4th-8th grade students. More information is included in the attachments. If you would like your child to attend then please complete the registration form and return it to the middle school office. Forms are due back by May 15th.
Please contact the middle school office if you have any questions!
Please contact the middle school office if you have any questions!
In Recognition of Mr. Strasburg, Middle School Principal:
For being a fantastic leader who supports students and staff at every level. Your calm demeanor, sharp humor, and motivating spirit bring out the best in everyone around you. We are incredibly proud to have you on our team at Minden Middle School. Once a Whippet—Always a Whippet!
SRO Arner's Message for May
Summer Safety Tips
1. Sun Safety
1. Wear sunscreen SPF 30 or higher and reapply every 2 hours, especially after swimming.
2. Wear hats, sunglasses and protective clothing.
3. Drink plenty of water....stay hydrated.
2. Water Safety
1. Swim with a buddy.
2. Follow pool and beach rules. Listen to lifeguards and adults.
3. Wear a lifejacket when boating or if you are not a strong swimmer.
3. Outdoor Safety
1. Wear a helmet when biking, skating or riding scooters.
2. Look both ways before crossing the street.
3. Stay in safe, familiar areas.
4. Take frequent breaks to avoid getting overheated.
4. Heat Safety
1. Drink water often...even if you're not thirsty.
2. Take breaks in the shade or indoors.
3. Watch for signs of heat injuries like dizziness, nausea or fatigue.
5. Online Safety
1. Don't share personal information online
2. Be very careful who you talk to or add as friends.
3. Take a break from screen time and enjoy life offline.
6. Home and Personal Safety
1. Let someone know where and when you are going somewhere.
2. Don't open the door to strangers.
3. Follow family rules when at home.
4. Trust your instincts - if something feels unsafe, get help.
7. Final Thoughts
1. Have fun and be active.
2. Make good choices and stay safe.
3. Come back after summer ready for another great school year!!
Summer Safety Tips
1. Sun Safety
1. Wear sunscreen SPF 30 or higher and reapply every 2 hours, especially after swimming.
2. Wear hats, sunglasses and protective clothing.
3. Drink plenty of water....stay hydrated.
2. Water Safety
1. Swim with a buddy.
2. Follow pool and beach rules. Listen to lifeguards and adults.
3. Wear a lifejacket when boating or if you are not a strong swimmer.
3. Outdoor Safety
1. Wear a helmet when biking, skating or riding scooters.
2. Look both ways before crossing the street.
3. Stay in safe, familiar areas.
4. Take frequent breaks to avoid getting overheated.
4. Heat Safety
1. Drink water often...even if you're not thirsty.
2. Take breaks in the shade or indoors.
3. Watch for signs of heat injuries like dizziness, nausea or fatigue.
5. Online Safety
1. Don't share personal information online
2. Be very careful who you talk to or add as friends.
3. Take a break from screen time and enjoy life offline.
6. Home and Personal Safety
1. Let someone know where and when you are going somewhere.
2. Don't open the door to strangers.
3. Follow family rules when at home.
4. Trust your instincts - if something feels unsafe, get help.
7. Final Thoughts
1. Have fun and be active.
2. Make good choices and stay safe.
3. Come back after summer ready for another great school year!!
🐾 Whippet Nation Network N🎼tice 🐾
LIVE streaming for the week of May 4th through May 10th.
YouTube: Whippet Nation Network
https://www.youtube.com/@whippetnationnetwork4107
LIVE streaming for the week of May 4th through May 10th.
YouTube: Whippet Nation Network
https://www.youtube.com/@whippetnationnetwork4107
Just a reminder. Here is the link to the form for the youth volleyball camp for girls entering grades 2nd - 8th grades in the fall. Camp will be June 23rd, 24th, and 25th. Please note specific times for each grade. Please let Coach Ratka know if you have any questions. Forms are due by May 19th. https://docs.google.com/document/d/19ERoJdfRlwWNl6pCJz7f1y_o6xW7WQnd_M40MGeX0Bk/edit?tab=t.0
🏆💜 BIG DAY FOR MINDEN CL JONES TRACK & FIELD! 🖤🏆
The Whippets had an outstanding day competing against 50+ schools, big points, and multiple school records! (If it was scored) The girls would have scored 61 points to win the meet, while the boys would have placed 6th with 35 points. Great job, Whippets! 👏🐾
🔹 Girls Team Champions — 1st out of 50+ schools with 61 points 🏆
🔹 Boys Team — 6th out of 50+ schools with 35 points 💪
🚨 RECORD ALERTS 🚨
🔹 Reagan Carey broke her own school record in the 400m with an outstanding time of 59.28 🔥
🔹 Reagan Carey also broke her own school record in the Long Jump with a jump of 16’7” 🦘
🔹 Addalea Jordan broke her own school record in the Pole Vault with a vault of 8’5” 🚀
🔹 The 4x400m Relay team of Reagan Carey, Charley Eden, Berkley Hatch, and Regan Johnson broke their own school record with a time of 4:26.89 ⚡
💜 Girls Placers 🖤
🔹 Reagan Carey — 1st in the 200m — 27.36 🥇
🔹 Reagan Carey — 1st in the 400m — 59.28 🥇 School Record
🔹 Reagan Carey — 2nd in Long Jump — 16’7” 🥈 School Record
🔹 Addalea Jordan — 2nd in Pole Vault — 8’5” 🥈 School Record
🔹 4x800m Relay — 1st place — 10:37.13 🥇
Gemma Fritson, Emerson Kuehn, Regan Johnson, Blakeleigh Harsin
🔹 4x400m Relay — 2nd place — 4:26.89 🥈 School Record
Reagan Carey, Charley Eden, Berkley Hatch, Regan Johnson
🔹 Malayna Emery — 6th in the 100m Hurdles — 17.71
🔹 Regan Johnson — 7th in the 800m — 2:36.09
🔹 Blakeleigh Harsin — 7th in the 1600m — 5:45.40
💪 Boys Placers 🖤
🔹 Garrett Hartman — 1st in Discus — 146’10” 🥇
🔹 Garrett Hartman — 3rd in Shot Put — 40’7.5” 💪
🔹 Camdon Schmidt — 3rd in Triple Jump — 36’6” 🦘
🔹 Camdon Schmidt — 6th in Long Jump — 18’2”
🔹 Mason Strong — 6th in the 100m Hurdles — 16.58
🔹 Ryker Foutch — 7th in the 200m Hurdles — 30.36
🔹 Brody Casper — 8th in Shot Put — 36’8”
🔹 Boys 4x400m Relay — 5th place — 4:03.70
Vincent Hansen, Ryker Foutch, Brantley Wright, Camdon Schmidt
💜🖤 What a day for the Whippets! School records, a girls team championship, a boys top-6 team finish, and athletes competing with toughness from start to finish.
👏 Great job, Whippets! 🐾💜
RESULTS - https://www.athletic.net/TrackAnd.../meet/643255/results/all
The Whippets had an outstanding day competing against 50+ schools, big points, and multiple school records! (If it was scored) The girls would have scored 61 points to win the meet, while the boys would have placed 6th with 35 points. Great job, Whippets! 👏🐾
🔹 Girls Team Champions — 1st out of 50+ schools with 61 points 🏆
🔹 Boys Team — 6th out of 50+ schools with 35 points 💪
🚨 RECORD ALERTS 🚨
🔹 Reagan Carey broke her own school record in the 400m with an outstanding time of 59.28 🔥
🔹 Reagan Carey also broke her own school record in the Long Jump with a jump of 16’7” 🦘
🔹 Addalea Jordan broke her own school record in the Pole Vault with a vault of 8’5” 🚀
🔹 The 4x400m Relay team of Reagan Carey, Charley Eden, Berkley Hatch, and Regan Johnson broke their own school record with a time of 4:26.89 ⚡
💜 Girls Placers 🖤
🔹 Reagan Carey — 1st in the 200m — 27.36 🥇
🔹 Reagan Carey — 1st in the 400m — 59.28 🥇 School Record
🔹 Reagan Carey — 2nd in Long Jump — 16’7” 🥈 School Record
🔹 Addalea Jordan — 2nd in Pole Vault — 8’5” 🥈 School Record
🔹 4x800m Relay — 1st place — 10:37.13 🥇
Gemma Fritson, Emerson Kuehn, Regan Johnson, Blakeleigh Harsin
🔹 4x400m Relay — 2nd place — 4:26.89 🥈 School Record
Reagan Carey, Charley Eden, Berkley Hatch, Regan Johnson
🔹 Malayna Emery — 6th in the 100m Hurdles — 17.71
🔹 Regan Johnson — 7th in the 800m — 2:36.09
🔹 Blakeleigh Harsin — 7th in the 1600m — 5:45.40
💪 Boys Placers 🖤
🔹 Garrett Hartman — 1st in Discus — 146’10” 🥇
🔹 Garrett Hartman — 3rd in Shot Put — 40’7.5” 💪
🔹 Camdon Schmidt — 3rd in Triple Jump — 36’6” 🦘
🔹 Camdon Schmidt — 6th in Long Jump — 18’2”
🔹 Mason Strong — 6th in the 100m Hurdles — 16.58
🔹 Ryker Foutch — 7th in the 200m Hurdles — 30.36
🔹 Brody Casper — 8th in Shot Put — 36’8”
🔹 Boys 4x400m Relay — 5th place — 4:03.70
Vincent Hansen, Ryker Foutch, Brantley Wright, Camdon Schmidt
💜🖤 What a day for the Whippets! School records, a girls team championship, a boys top-6 team finish, and athletes competing with toughness from start to finish.
👏 Great job, Whippets! 🐾💜
RESULTS - https://www.athletic.net/TrackAnd.../meet/643255/results/all
🏆💜 WHIPPET TRACK & FIELD — SWC CHAMPIONSHIP RECAP 🖤🏆
Saturday was a strong day for Minden High School Track & Field at the Southwest Conference Championship! The Whippets competed hard across the board and came away with conference champions, runner-up finishes, PRs, season bests, and big team points. 👏🐾
🏆 Team Results
🔹 Girls Team — 2nd place with 93 points 🥈
🔹 Boys Team — 4th place with 58 points 💪
💜 Girls SWC Team Standings
Gothenburg — 119
Minden — 93
Holdrege — 85
Ogallala — 77
Broken Bow — 67
McCook — 48.5
Cozad — 36.5
🖤 Boys SWC Team Standings
Cozad — 145
Gothenburg — 110
Holdrege — 79
Minden — 58
Broken Bow — 53
McCook — 42
Ogallala — 40
🏆 SWC CUP CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS 🏆
💜 For the 3rd straight year, the MHS girls claim the Southwest Conference Cup!
This award is given to the conference school that has claimed the most points across all SWC sports and activities.
🏆 SWC Champion of Champions once again!
🖤 The MHS boys will finish in 2nd place in their SWC Cup standings! Great job representing Minden across the entire conference year!
🚨 SWC CHAMPIONS 🚨
🔹 Riley Eden — 1st in the 100m — 13.01 🥇⚡
🔹 Riley Eden — 1st in the 200m — 26.31 PR 🥇🔥
💜 Girls Placers
🔹 Riley Eden — 1st in the 100m — 13.01 🥇
🔹 Riley Eden — 1st in the 200m — 26.31 PR 🥇
🔹 Riley Eden — 2nd in the 400m — 59.71 PR 🥈
🔹 Alexa Warner — 2nd in the 1600m — 5:42.71 SB 🥈
🔹 Adelyn Whitten — 2nd in the 3200m — 12:24.08 PR 🥈
🔹 Myla Emery — 2nd in the 100m Hurdles — 15.83 🥈
🔹 Myla Emery — 2nd in the 300m Hurdles — 48.50 PR 🥈
🔹 4x800m Relay — 2nd place — 10:22.40 🥈
Josa Ciemnoczolowski, Luz Lopez, Brielle Boudreau, Adelyn Whitten
🔹 Alexa Warner — 4th in the 3200m — 12:37.79 SB
🔹 Josa Ciemnoczolowski — 4th in the 800m — 2:30.24 PR
🔹 Aly Cederburg — 4th in the Triple Jump — 32’11.5”
🔹 4x400m Relay — 4th place — 4:24.54
Josa Ciemnoczolowski, Myla Emery, Brielle Boudreau, Luz Lopez
🔹 Adelyn Whitten — 5th in the 1600m — 5:51.55
🔹 Bailee Fries — 5th in the 100m Hurdles — 17.89 PR
🔹 Victoria Hansen — 5th in Discus — 105’1”
🔹 4x100m Relay — 5th place — 52.84
Olivia Armstrong, Riley Eden, Myla Emery, Lauren Starkey
🔹 Aly Cederburg — 6th in High Jump — 4’8”
🔹 Luz Lopez — 7th in the 1600m — 6:00.10 SB
🔹 Marlie Petersen — 7th in Shot Put — 32’6.5”
🔹 Marlie Petersen — 7th in Discus — 102’2” PR
🔹 Bailee Fries — 8th in the 300m Hurdles — 55.28 SB
🔹 Naviannah Lennemann — 8th in Pole Vault — 8’9” PR
🖤 Boys Placers
🔹 Parker Hatch — 2nd in the 400m — 51.14 🥈
🔹 Traelin Christensen — 2nd in Shot Put — 48’2” 🥈
🔹 Luke Grollmes — 3rd in the 110m Hurdles — 15.62
🔹 Parker Hatch — 3rd in the 300m Hurdles — 41.49 SB
🔹 Traelin Christensen — 3rd in Discus — 150’8”
🔹 4x400m Relay — 2nd place — 3:31.99 🥈
Logan Verbeck, Parker Hatch, Luke Grollmes, Landon Bules
🔹 Logan Verbeck — 4th in the 400m — 52.63 PR
🔹 Luke Grollmes — 4th in the 300m Hurdles — 43.64
🔹 Mason Shirley — 5th in Triple Jump — 38’5.5”
🔹 Caleb Schwenka — 6th in the 200m — 24.25 SB
🔹 Gage Thull — 6th in the 3200m — 10:40.78 PR
🔹 Luke Livingston — 6th in the 110m Hurdles — 16.97 PR
🔹 Luke Livingston — 6th in the 300m Hurdles — 45.35
🔹 4x100m Relay — 6th place — 47.96
Byron Kring, Bo Lutkemeier, Caleb Schwenka, Mason Shirley
🔹 4x800m Relay — 6th place — 9:11.90
Holt Aschenbrenner, Gage Thull, Aaron Banuelos, Trystan Sharkey
🔹 Gage Thull — 7th in the 1600m — 4:58.09
🔹 Trystan Sharkey — 7th in the 3200m — 11:21.34
🔹 Braydon Prince — 8th in High Jump — 5’5”
🔹 Morgan Johnson — 8th in Pole Vault — 11’3” PR
🔥 PR / Season Best Highlights 🔥
🔹 Riley Eden — 200m PR, 400m PR
🔹 Adelyn Whitten — 3200m PR
🔹 Josa Ciemnoczolowski — 800m PR
🔹 Myla Emery — 300m Hurdles PR
🔹 Bailee Fries — 100m Hurdles PR and 300m Hurdles SB
🔹 Marlie Petersen — Discus PR
🔹 Naviannah Lennemann — Pole Vault PR
🔹 Logan Verbeck — 400m PR
🔹 Parker Hatch — 300m Hurdles SB
🔹 Caleb Schwenka — 200m SB
🔹 Gage Thull — 3200m PR
🔹 Luke Livingston — 110m Hurdles PR
🔹 Morgan Johnson — Pole Vault PR
💜🖤 The Whippets showed toughness, pride, and competitive fire at the SWC Championship. Conference champions, a runner-up team finish for the girls, a strong top-4 boys finish, and another SWC Cup Championship for the MHS girls made for a great Saturday!
👏 Great job, Whippets! 🐾💜
RESULTS - https://www.athletic.net/TrackAnd.../meet/640957/results/all
Saturday was a strong day for Minden High School Track & Field at the Southwest Conference Championship! The Whippets competed hard across the board and came away with conference champions, runner-up finishes, PRs, season bests, and big team points. 👏🐾
🏆 Team Results
🔹 Girls Team — 2nd place with 93 points 🥈
🔹 Boys Team — 4th place with 58 points 💪
💜 Girls SWC Team Standings
Gothenburg — 119
Minden — 93
Holdrege — 85
Ogallala — 77
Broken Bow — 67
McCook — 48.5
Cozad — 36.5
🖤 Boys SWC Team Standings
Cozad — 145
Gothenburg — 110
Holdrege — 79
Minden — 58
Broken Bow — 53
McCook — 42
Ogallala — 40
🏆 SWC CUP CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS 🏆
💜 For the 3rd straight year, the MHS girls claim the Southwest Conference Cup!
This award is given to the conference school that has claimed the most points across all SWC sports and activities.
🏆 SWC Champion of Champions once again!
🖤 The MHS boys will finish in 2nd place in their SWC Cup standings! Great job representing Minden across the entire conference year!
🚨 SWC CHAMPIONS 🚨
🔹 Riley Eden — 1st in the 100m — 13.01 🥇⚡
🔹 Riley Eden — 1st in the 200m — 26.31 PR 🥇🔥
💜 Girls Placers
🔹 Riley Eden — 1st in the 100m — 13.01 🥇
🔹 Riley Eden — 1st in the 200m — 26.31 PR 🥇
🔹 Riley Eden — 2nd in the 400m — 59.71 PR 🥈
🔹 Alexa Warner — 2nd in the 1600m — 5:42.71 SB 🥈
🔹 Adelyn Whitten — 2nd in the 3200m — 12:24.08 PR 🥈
🔹 Myla Emery — 2nd in the 100m Hurdles — 15.83 🥈
🔹 Myla Emery — 2nd in the 300m Hurdles — 48.50 PR 🥈
🔹 4x800m Relay — 2nd place — 10:22.40 🥈
Josa Ciemnoczolowski, Luz Lopez, Brielle Boudreau, Adelyn Whitten
🔹 Alexa Warner — 4th in the 3200m — 12:37.79 SB
🔹 Josa Ciemnoczolowski — 4th in the 800m — 2:30.24 PR
🔹 Aly Cederburg — 4th in the Triple Jump — 32’11.5”
🔹 4x400m Relay — 4th place — 4:24.54
Josa Ciemnoczolowski, Myla Emery, Brielle Boudreau, Luz Lopez
🔹 Adelyn Whitten — 5th in the 1600m — 5:51.55
🔹 Bailee Fries — 5th in the 100m Hurdles — 17.89 PR
🔹 Victoria Hansen — 5th in Discus — 105’1”
🔹 4x100m Relay — 5th place — 52.84
Olivia Armstrong, Riley Eden, Myla Emery, Lauren Starkey
🔹 Aly Cederburg — 6th in High Jump — 4’8”
🔹 Luz Lopez — 7th in the 1600m — 6:00.10 SB
🔹 Marlie Petersen — 7th in Shot Put — 32’6.5”
🔹 Marlie Petersen — 7th in Discus — 102’2” PR
🔹 Bailee Fries — 8th in the 300m Hurdles — 55.28 SB
🔹 Naviannah Lennemann — 8th in Pole Vault — 8’9” PR
🖤 Boys Placers
🔹 Parker Hatch — 2nd in the 400m — 51.14 🥈
🔹 Traelin Christensen — 2nd in Shot Put — 48’2” 🥈
🔹 Luke Grollmes — 3rd in the 110m Hurdles — 15.62
🔹 Parker Hatch — 3rd in the 300m Hurdles — 41.49 SB
🔹 Traelin Christensen — 3rd in Discus — 150’8”
🔹 4x400m Relay — 2nd place — 3:31.99 🥈
Logan Verbeck, Parker Hatch, Luke Grollmes, Landon Bules
🔹 Logan Verbeck — 4th in the 400m — 52.63 PR
🔹 Luke Grollmes — 4th in the 300m Hurdles — 43.64
🔹 Mason Shirley — 5th in Triple Jump — 38’5.5”
🔹 Caleb Schwenka — 6th in the 200m — 24.25 SB
🔹 Gage Thull — 6th in the 3200m — 10:40.78 PR
🔹 Luke Livingston — 6th in the 110m Hurdles — 16.97 PR
🔹 Luke Livingston — 6th in the 300m Hurdles — 45.35
🔹 4x100m Relay — 6th place — 47.96
Byron Kring, Bo Lutkemeier, Caleb Schwenka, Mason Shirley
🔹 4x800m Relay — 6th place — 9:11.90
Holt Aschenbrenner, Gage Thull, Aaron Banuelos, Trystan Sharkey
🔹 Gage Thull — 7th in the 1600m — 4:58.09
🔹 Trystan Sharkey — 7th in the 3200m — 11:21.34
🔹 Braydon Prince — 8th in High Jump — 5’5”
🔹 Morgan Johnson — 8th in Pole Vault — 11’3” PR
🔥 PR / Season Best Highlights 🔥
🔹 Riley Eden — 200m PR, 400m PR
🔹 Adelyn Whitten — 3200m PR
🔹 Josa Ciemnoczolowski — 800m PR
🔹 Myla Emery — 300m Hurdles PR
🔹 Bailee Fries — 100m Hurdles PR and 300m Hurdles SB
🔹 Marlie Petersen — Discus PR
🔹 Naviannah Lennemann — Pole Vault PR
🔹 Logan Verbeck — 400m PR
🔹 Parker Hatch — 300m Hurdles SB
🔹 Caleb Schwenka — 200m SB
🔹 Gage Thull — 3200m PR
🔹 Luke Livingston — 110m Hurdles PR
🔹 Morgan Johnson — Pole Vault PR
💜🖤 The Whippets showed toughness, pride, and competitive fire at the SWC Championship. Conference champions, a runner-up team finish for the girls, a strong top-4 boys finish, and another SWC Cup Championship for the MHS girls made for a great Saturday!
👏 Great job, Whippets! 🐾💜
RESULTS - https://www.athletic.net/TrackAnd.../meet/640957/results/all
For the 3rd straight year the MHS girls claim the Southwest Conference Cup!!! This award is given to the conference school who has claimed the most points across all SWC sports and activities. SWC Champion of Champions once again!!! The MHS boys will finish in 2nd place for their SWC Cup standings!
Our 5th grade students and teachers presented their wax museum today! What a fantastic event for the students and their families!
We hope to see you Monday at 7:00 pm in the MHS Auditorium! We have a wide variety of music for you that night and the students have been working hard to prepare!
A big thank you to our amazing lunch ladies! 💛
We appreciate all the care, hard work, and kindness you bring to our school each day. You do so much behind the scenes to keep our students happy and fed!
We appreciate all the care, hard work, and kindness you bring to our school each day. You do so much behind the scenes to keep our students happy and fed!
Robin & the Sherwood Hoodies would like to invite you to an amazing show, where only the best performers will receive a giant Oswald award. Join us Thursday and Friday at 7:30 pm in the MPS auditorium.
We'd like to mention that Miss Oberg will be taking her final bow as our director this week. Please join us in celebrating her by attending the show and signing her new life-size Oswald award in the commons area. Leave her a quick note on the back to wish her the best of luck in her retirement. Her dedication to our school and our students is unmatched, and she deserves a standing ovation!
We'd like to mention that Miss Oberg will be taking her final bow as our director this week. Please join us in celebrating her by attending the show and signing her new life-size Oswald award in the commons area. Leave her a quick note on the back to wish her the best of luck in her retirement. Her dedication to our school and our students is unmatched, and she deserves a standing ovation!
💚 Robin & the Sherwood Hoodies 💚
MPS Spring Play Production
Thursday & Friday @ 7:30 pm
MPS Auditorium
MPS Spring Play Production
Thursday & Friday @ 7:30 pm
MPS Auditorium
Art club got a little creative today 🎨
Who knew Oreos could double as a canvas? Check out their awesome mini masterpieces 🍪
We are hosting our middle school track
Meet today with Sunrise, Horizon, GI Barr, and Holdrege! Go Whippets!
🚌💛 Happy School Bus Driver Appreciation Day! 💛🚌
We are so lucky to have the best, most fun, and caring bus drivers around! They do so much more than get our students to and from school safely, they greet them with smiles, share laughs, and help start and end each day on a positive note.
Thank you for all you do!
We are so lucky to have the best, most fun, and caring bus drivers around! They do so much more than get our students to and from school safely, they greet them with smiles, share laughs, and help start and end each day on a positive note.
Thank you for all you do!
SRO Arner's April Message Part Two
What Are Consequences?
1. Results of breaking rules or laws.
2. School consequences (detention, suspension, expulsion).
3. Legal consequences (fines, community service, arrest, citation).
4. Personal consequences (loss of trust, missed opportunities).
Legal Consequences for Teens
1. Juvenile detention.
2. Probation.
3. Fines or restitution (paying for damages).
4. Permanent record.
5. Loss of privileges (like driver's license).
Real Life Impact of Breaking the Laws
1. Can affect college applications.
2. Can impact job opportunities.
3. May influence scholarships or sports eligibility.
4. Can strain relationships with family and friends.
Digital Actions = Real Consequences
1. What you post online can be permanent.
2. Sharing or posting harmful or illegal content can lead to legal trouble.
3. Bullying/Cyberbullying can result in school and legal consequences.
Making Smart Choices
1. Think before you act.
2. Understand the risks and consequences
3. Choose friends, activities and environments carefully
4. Ask for help in making decisions.
Your Rights Matter Too
1. You have rights as a minor.
2. You have the right to feel safe.
3. You have the right to ask questions.
What Are Consequences?
1. Results of breaking rules or laws.
2. School consequences (detention, suspension, expulsion).
3. Legal consequences (fines, community service, arrest, citation).
4. Personal consequences (loss of trust, missed opportunities).
Legal Consequences for Teens
1. Juvenile detention.
2. Probation.
3. Fines or restitution (paying for damages).
4. Permanent record.
5. Loss of privileges (like driver's license).
Real Life Impact of Breaking the Laws
1. Can affect college applications.
2. Can impact job opportunities.
3. May influence scholarships or sports eligibility.
4. Can strain relationships with family and friends.
Digital Actions = Real Consequences
1. What you post online can be permanent.
2. Sharing or posting harmful or illegal content can lead to legal trouble.
3. Bullying/Cyberbullying can result in school and legal consequences.
Making Smart Choices
1. Think before you act.
2. Understand the risks and consequences
3. Choose friends, activities and environments carefully
4. Ask for help in making decisions.
Your Rights Matter Too
1. You have rights as a minor.
2. You have the right to feel safe.
3. You have the right to ask questions.
⛳️ Reminder: Junior Golf Camp 2026 ⛳️
Junior golf camp forms are located in each of the school offices and are due back by May 15th. We hope to see you on the course!
Junior golf camp forms are located in each of the school offices and are due back by May 15th. We hope to see you on the course!
Here are your 2026/2027 Whippet Dance team members!!
Whippet musicians had a PHENOMENAL day at District Music 2026! Each small group room judge can indicate one outstanding performance and two honorable mentions. These are indicated as OP or HM on the results image. Minden students earned two outstanding performance awards and two honorable mention awards!
A huge thank you to the MPS staff, students, and all the volunteers who made this event successful!
