Visibility will be around 1/4 mile in some areas this morning. Intersections could be slick. Give yourself extra time and space, and slow down this morning.
Mrs. Muller's kiddos were "all things 100" during math on the 100th day of school.
These second graders were challenged by Mrs. Jameson to complete a 100 marshmallow and 100 toothpick tower challenge on the 100th day of school.
Mrs. Maulsby and crew did 100 exercises to celebrate the 100th day of school.
Mr. McCarthy is busy transforming the gym!
We have a fantastic custodian and maintenance team. Thank You for all the time and effort you put in!
Minden Public School is looking for route and activity drivers. We have competitive wages and potential benefits. We will help you get the passenger endorsement and the certification you might need. Apply online at https://www.mindenwhippets.org/page/employment-opportunities
Nothing quite gets you in the spirit than a Mrs. Rowley all school sing!
Could there by anything more motivating to kids (and adults) to keep on learning than a teacher graduation walk? Congrats McCarthys!
Watch out sweet tooth fans-these second graders' gingerbread houses look so good you could eat them!
Third graders got to check out gingerbread houses made by high schoolers today. They loved the "sweet" creativity!
Some of the most beautiful ornaments you'll see!
Josiah Kuehn is kind and a great friend to others in the classroom. Mrs. Boudreau shares that Josiah is respectful to others around him and very responsible with his time. Keep up being awesome, Josiah!
Tips for growing a grinch's heart can be seen around our school. 💚
We started our merry Monday with a candy cane delivery from the high school National Honor Society. ❤️🤍
Knox Struss is a caring student with a BIG heart! Mrs. Muller shares that Knox is taking ownership of his learning and asks for help when he needs it. He has proven to be dedicated and give his best effort. Great BIG good job to you, Knox!
Mrs. Maulsby shares that Leo Damratowski has a charming personality and is kind to others. On top of that, Leo is a hard worker and is very helpful. Keep it up, Leo!
Carter Segelke is a kind and helpful part of Mrs. Jameson's class family. Carter works hard, is a positive thinker, and he asks for help if he doesn't understand. Carter, thank you for being a delight to all others around you!
Oaklie Meyer has been working really hard in kindergarten! Mrs. Woldt shares that not only does she work really hard, but she also participates in class. Keep it up, Oaklie!
Stetson brings his bright smile to school with him. He has been really working hard to master his letter sounds and blending them into words. Stetson learned that he is able to do hard things and he should be so proud! We know we're proud of you, Stetson!
