These NKHS students have PERFECT ATTENDANCE for the year, so far! Way to go!
Congratulations to these NKHS students for having PERFECT ATTENDANCE 2nd qtr. Go Spartans!
What does February 18th mean at Keewatin Elementary? A #RecessDanceParty of course! Thanks to an #Amped grant, we’ve got two waterproof bluetooth speakers that made today’s recess fun!
Nashwauk-Keewatin students benefit every day from the hard work of our School Board. February 17-21 is School Board Recognition Week. Please make time to thank our dedicated leaders for spending time away from their own families and jobs, so that all our children can get a good education.
Snowshoe with your buddy that was postponed last week will take place tomorrow night, Tuesday, Feb. 18, 3-4:30pm.
Break open your piggy banks, Keewatin Elementary’s Pennies for patients week starts tomorrow at the elementary!
Tuesday: Pennies and nickels
Wednesday: dimes
Thursday: quarters
Friday: any donation, AND dress your best!
All proceeds go to the The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
No school for all Spartans on Monday, February 17, 2020. Happy Presidents' Day!
Due to extremely cold temperatures, snowshoeing with a buddy that was previously scheduled for this evening, is postponed until Tuesday Feb. 18th.
All families are welcome to join us at Keewatin Elementary School next Tuesday from 3-4:30pm.
Please meet in the hallway outside the cafeteria, and dress warmly. See you there
We offer Ojibwe language and culture class at NK. Here is a photo of a student introducing himself in Ojibwe during our assembly today. Boozhoo!
There was a 7th-11th grade assembly today to hear about exciting electives as students think about registration coming up! #Goals! #Planningyourfuture!
Keewatin Elementary is proud to partner with the MacRostie Art Center and visiting artists Aaron Squadroni and Lea Friesen on art for our students kindergarten through 6th grade. Here, 5th grade is working on a weaving project.
Suess week is coming to the elementary!
Cold and virus season is in full swing in our communities. Our number of confirmed influenza (flu) and strep throat cases is on the rise throughout our district. We ask that you please keep your child home if they are sick.
Influenza (flu) comes on suddenly. Many people with the flu feel tired and have high fever, headache, dry cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, and sore muscles. Antiviral medications can make the flu milder, so see your doctor if you think your child may have it. Please let the school know if your child is diagnosed with doctor confirmed flu, and which type it is if you know.
Students must be fever free for 24 hours without the use of medication before returning to school. If you have any questions, or to report illnesses to the school, please call (218) 885-1280 x 51154.
Check out the Spartan Angling link below for newest trips and photos!
https://spartanangling.com/index.php/2020/02/10/high-banks-winni-trip/
NKHS Math Team finished their season strong! Iron Range Division (which includes Grand Rapids, Hibbing, Mountain Iron-Buhl, Northwoods, NKHS).
Zander earned “Top Scorer” for the 2nd year in a row.
Asa took 7th place, the ONLY 9th grader in the top rankings.
Some thoughtful young men gave Officer Brooks a donut!
Everyone loves Darla, and Principal Seykora helped serve lunch on pajama day.
Officer Hunter Brooks is getting to know our students by dining with them!
Congratulations, Alex and Autumn! King and Queen of Snow Week.
Students were surprised by an appearance of the SPICE GIRLS at the pep fest today. Go SPARTAN Spice Girls!
