Mrs. Flaten's class made predictions as to what would happen to a raw egg in various liquids. Eggs were placed in plain water, water with red food coloring, Coke, Mt. Dew, and vinegar. One of the eggs was covered with toothpaste before putting it in Coke. Predictions included "rot, melt, float, turn brown, turn pink, and float." The eggs sat in the jars overnight and some of the students' educated guesses were quite accurate! One surprise was how vinegar impacted the shell of the egg😯 If you don't know what happens, try it yourself! Students also enjoyed decorating hard boiled eggs and snuggling up with some "peeps"😊 Lots of great learning, creativity and connections!
about 8 hours ago, Mrs. Flaten
Congratulations to our March students of the month! Great job showing your Spartan Pride and setting a positive example!
about 12 hours ago, Samantha Dilley
Mrs. Johnson's and Ms. Dilley's classes enjoyed a spirited egg hunt to send them off on spring break. We hope everyone has a relaxing and safe time!
about 14 hours ago, Kelly Johnson
SALE When: April 10th Time: 10AM- 4PM Where: 400 2nd St Enter the garage on the 3rd St side Make sure you check out what is left at the Old High School
about 14 hours ago, Tiffany Maki
Mrs. Riipinen's Algebra 2 class is piloting a new math curriculum. Students are learning to work together to problem solve and deepen their understanding.
about 20 hours ago, Amy Riipinen
Miss Russell’s & Mrs. Abate’s 1st graders finished reading Charlotte’s Web, and celebrated with a hands-on STEM adventure! 🕸️📚
As part of the “Spider Balloonists” STEM Challenge, students recreated the moment Charlotte’s babies float away by designing their very own spider “balloons.” Then came the big test - launching them off the balcony to see how they traveled!
So much creativity, problem-solving, and excitement packed into one unforgettable project. Yay, first grade! 🕷️
1 day ago, Ariana Russell
Mr. Clouse's Empower students at Minnesota North College Eveleth campus. Women in the workforce career exploration.
1 day ago, Mr. Adam
Students in Mr. Melby's elementary music classes recently learned a game called "The Old House Key."
During this game, a student leaves the room while the rest of the class hides a key somewhere in the classroom. When the class has hidden the key, the student is brought back into the room to search for it.
As the student searches for the key, the rest of the class sings this fun little song:
"Something's missing, my old house key.
Can't unlock the door, oh woah is me!
Searched everywhere that it could be..
I guess I'm climbing through the window with a ha-ha-hee!!"
As the student gets closer to the location of the key, the class sings louder to help the student know that they are getting close, and as the students gets farther away, the class sings quieter to indicate that they are getting farther away.
This game teaches the musical skill of singing loud and soft, and also teaches the life skills of paying attention and working together as a team to help each other out!
Have you ever been locked out of your own house before? Did you have to climb through the window?
1 day ago, Daniel Melby
The 8th Grade students will be taking the MCA Reading test starting April 7th. The test evaluates reading comprehension, critical thinking, and understanding of literary and informational texts.
Parents, find out how well you might do on the test:
9th grade Math has been collaborating and increasing our vocabulary while we problem solve.
2 days ago, Nicole Furey
Science 7 has been working hard creating infographics of the relationship of mitosis to the overall cell cycle. They worked on communicating using visual aids. Great job!
2 days ago, Sara Gregorich
Students in Mrs. Gregorich's Zoology class have been modeling the water vascular system in the phylum Echinodermata...specifically in class Asteroidea...SEA STARS! These models will now be used as lab stations when assessing knowledge of Asteroidea anatomy.
2 days ago, Sara Gregorich
Students in Mrs. Johnson's 4th grade math classes worked in groups to connect various vocabulary terms they have learned this year. Groups did a "city tour" where they visited each station and the members of that destination explained why they connected certain terms. This activity created positive math talk throughout the classroom and was fantastic to listen to!
4 days ago, Kelly Johnson
Students in the Media Literacy class are learning about camera shots used in movies and how they help tell a story. Click this link to see our lead actor Ben demonstrating what a "push in" shot looks like. Movies use it to draw the audience closer to a character who has intense or conflicting emotions. It can have the effect of getting pulled into the thoughts of the character.
Congratulations to our Quarter 3 Honor Roll students!
5 days ago, Carly Anderson
Indian Education staff made Medicine Pouches with our 8th grade Social Studies classes.
Students enjoyed learning about the 4 Sacred Medicines and making their Medicine Pouches!
Summer Learning Academy Registration Transportation will be provided if registered by May 1. Dates: June 8-July 2 Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays Time: 8:00-12:00
Grades: K-6 (grade completed 2026) Breakfast and Lunch provided
Cooper is the winner of a free 5-12 yearbook! After a competitive Spartan scavenger hunt, Cooper tied with the most found Spartan heads. To break the tie, he guessed the closest number of how many ads the Publications class sold.
8 days ago, Carly Anderson
Our third graders have been diving into the exciting world of the Iditarod! 🐾As part of the fun, they took on a reading challenge—matching the miles their musher travels with minutes spent reading (1 mile = 1 minute). 📚
They had an amazing time tracking progress, cheering on their mushers, and building their reading stamina along the way. Way to go, readers! 🎉
