Mrs. Riipinen and Mrs. Anderson took 18 students to the Engineering Day held at Minnesota North, Itasca campus. Students learned what engineering was, what careers are available on the Iron Range, and did some fun hands-on activities. It was a great day!
Students would like to recognize Mr. Grunenwald for his hard work and inspiring students everyday.
Mr. Clouse's students using the new welding space!
Join us for the last concert of the year on Monday, May 18, 2026
There will be a short break between each performance.
#nkbands
What a fun day for our kindergarteners! We had an amazing time on our field trip to the Reif Center, where they enjoyed a performance of Pete the Cat.
A big thank you to the Spartan Booster Club for making this experience possible by providing transportation—we truly appreciate your support in creating these special memories for our students! 🚌💙
Please join the American Indian Education staff for Open to Public meeting,
Open gym opportunity for K-6th grade volleyball players!
Summer Titan Softball and Baseball registration is now open!!!
The Taylor Swift Party is one week from today! Sign up soon! Use this link to get to registered: https://isd318.cr3.rschooltoday.com/public/costoption/class_id/16424/public/1/sp/
Students wanted to recognize Mrs. Whitney for inspiring students everyday and making a difference in their lives!
American Indian Education Open Public Meeting May 7th at 3:30PM in Room E220, hope to see you there!
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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!
Congratulations to our March students of the month! Great job showing your Spartan Pride and setting a positive example!
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!
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
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
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.
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! 🕷️
Mr. Clouse's Empower students at Minnesota North College
Eveleth campus. Women in the workforce career exploration.
Eveleth campus. Women in the workforce career exploration.
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?
