Tomorrow is the Senior Awards Ceremony from 4:00-6:00 at the Nashwauk-Keewatin High School in the gym.
We are so excited to celebrate the seniors' accomplishments throughout their high school journey at NK! Seniors will be recognized for their sports, student leadership activities, Career Pathways, scholarships, and department awards.
You can still come if you haven't put in your RSVP. Come show your support for our 2026 seniors!
We are so excited to celebrate the seniors' accomplishments throughout their high school journey at NK! Seniors will be recognized for their sports, student leadership activities, Career Pathways, scholarships, and department awards.
You can still come if you haven't put in your RSVP. Come show your support for our 2026 seniors!
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Here are 2 middle school exploration summer camps:
Scrubs Camps Jr.- Middle School
Location: Hibbing Fairview Range
Date: July 16th 9:00-4:00
Grades: entering 6th-8th grade
Cost: Free
Description: Hosted by Wilderness Health, this engaging one-day healthcare camp gives students the opportunity to explore a variety of careers within a hospital setting beyond doctors and nurses. Students will rotate through hands-on activities led by healthcare professionals in areas such as EMT, Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Radiology, Nursing, Respiratory Therapy, and more. After successful camps in Bigfork and Ely last summer, the program is expanding across the region to inspire even more students to explore careers in healthcare.
Nitro-X Summer Camp,
Location: Hibbing Campus of Minnesota North College
Dates: June 15-17, 2026, 9am-3:30pm
Grades: entering 6th-8th grade
Cost: $300
What it is: Hosted by the Minnesota Transportation Center of Excellence, this interactive camp introduces middle school students to careers in transportation and the automotive industry through exciting hands-on experiences. Students will work with RC cars, explore industry technology, strengthen teamwork and problem-solving skills, and design, paint, and race their own RC cars. The camp also includes VIP industry tours and opportunities to connect learning with real-world careers—all while having fun.
Scrubs Camps Jr.- Middle School
Location: Hibbing Fairview Range
Date: July 16th 9:00-4:00
Grades: entering 6th-8th grade
Cost: Free
Description: Hosted by Wilderness Health, this engaging one-day healthcare camp gives students the opportunity to explore a variety of careers within a hospital setting beyond doctors and nurses. Students will rotate through hands-on activities led by healthcare professionals in areas such as EMT, Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Radiology, Nursing, Respiratory Therapy, and more. After successful camps in Bigfork and Ely last summer, the program is expanding across the region to inspire even more students to explore careers in healthcare.
Nitro-X Summer Camp,
Location: Hibbing Campus of Minnesota North College
Dates: June 15-17, 2026, 9am-3:30pm
Grades: entering 6th-8th grade
Cost: $300
What it is: Hosted by the Minnesota Transportation Center of Excellence, this interactive camp introduces middle school students to careers in transportation and the automotive industry through exciting hands-on experiences. Students will work with RC cars, explore industry technology, strengthen teamwork and problem-solving skills, and design, paint, and race their own RC cars. The camp also includes VIP industry tours and opportunities to connect learning with real-world careers—all while having fun.
OPEN HOUSE
Wellness and Library Open House. Wednesday, May 13th, 3:30- 5:30
This Wednesday, May 13th, from 8:30am-9:30am and again from 12pm-1pm, we will be having a Spartan Food Pantry Food Bag Giveaway while supplies last! Use the Parent Pickup Lane and we will be outside with a cart full of 20 food bags. First come, first serve!
May is Mental Health Awareness Month—a time to recognize that mental health matters every day and that support is always available. We’re committed to fostering a community where students, staff, and families feel seen, supported, and heard. Together, we can continue building a community where it’s okay to not always be okay—and where no one has to go through it alone. 💚
7th graders had a job....to design and build a microscope. They had to problem solve how to create a microscope with two hand lenses, using the high and low power lens, and to make it easily adjustable. They did a fantastic job!
Join Mr. Adam for a 3-day kayak fishing adventure at O’Brien Reservoir! Students entering grades 5–9 will learn kayaking basics, safety, paddling, and fishing techniques while targeting bass, northern pike, perch, and panfish. Participants may take home their catch and will also learn how to fillet a fish. Equipment available with advance notice. Students are encouraged to bring their own gear and life jacket. Class held rain or shine! June 9-June 11 from 9am-noon.
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A few more pics of Mrs. Flaten's students enjoying the moments👍
More pics of Mrs. Flaten's crew at the Duluth Aquarium! So much fun!
Mrs. Flaten and team enjoyed a water wonderland at the Duluth Aquarium yesterday!🐟🐢🐠 Shout out to the Spartan Booster Club for helping make it happen! 🧡💙 Students had fun on the bus ride doing scavenger hunts, telling stories, and singing songs🎶🎵 At the aquarium they explored water machines, touched jelly fish and sturgeon and viewed fish, turtles, otters and eels in their natural habitats. The day was filled with learning and laughs! We highly recommend you visit😊
Student Council put on a Teacher Appreciation Breakfast this morning. It was incredible to see the community that these students helped to create on this Friday morning of Teacher Appreciation Week! We love you, NK Teachers! ❤️❤️❤️
Here is another example of a camera technique from the Media Literacy class. A "pull out shot" is used to detach the audience from a scene or character. It is often used at the end of a movie to slowly release the viewer back to the real world. In this particular shot, it adds to a character's isolation, lonliness or helplessness--especially if it's paired with the right music.
Some of our high school students have the opportunity attend the PAES lab in Grand Rapids where they learn on the job skills in Processing/Production, Consumer/Service, Business/Marketing, Computer Technology, and Construction/Industrial. They earn certificates for completing each area and are able to work with students from surrounding schools.
Zoology completed their fish dissection on Monday. We had perch provided by teachers and our outdoor eduction classes and a freshwater drum from Red Lake.
Congratulations to our Spartan students of the month for May! We 're so proud of how they continue to show their Spartan Pride!
Mrs. Riipinen's Personal Finance class researched financing their dream vehicles. The students had to research cost of the vehicle, financing options, and analyze which option was best.
Yesterday NHS members ran their 3rd successful blood drive of the year! Thank you so much for your community service.
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