Northern Lights Junior High Track meet scheduled for April 14th in Bottineau, is rescheduled to following week, April 20th. Hoping to have a dry track and field by then.
Senior Spotlight-Abigail Delorme
The Rolette County Recreational Facility will be closed for the Bull-O-Rama from April 27th - May 4th.
Two Northern Lights Softball games have been added for this Week:
Both will be 7 inning Varsity games followed by a 5 inning JV game
Friday, April 10 at Glenburn starting at 4:30
Saturday, April 11 at Rugby starting at 2:00
Both will be 7 inning Varsity games followed by a 5 inning JV game
Friday, April 10 at Glenburn starting at 4:30
Saturday, April 11 at Rugby starting at 2:00
Our Two BSN year around stores have a 25% off all t-shirts sale goin on until Sunday April 12. Here are the two Links:
St. John Woodchucks Store:
https://sideline.bsnsports.com/schools/north_dakota/saintjohn/st-john-high-school
Northern Lights Store:
https://sideline.bsnsports.com/schools/north_dakota/saintjohn/northern-lights
St. John Woodchucks Store:
https://sideline.bsnsports.com/schools/north_dakota/saintjohn/st-john-high-school
Northern Lights Store:
https://sideline.bsnsports.com/schools/north_dakota/saintjohn/northern-lights
Senior Spotlight-Ally McCloud
Pre-K Student Spotlight: Meet Duke G.! Duke is a funny, friendly, and energetic boy who brings lots of excitement to our class. His favorite color is blue, and he loves playing Ninja Turtles—so it’s no surprise his favorite food is pizza! His favorite song is “Miles on It,” and he enjoys watching SpongeBob. Duke favorite hobby is spending time outside, especially playing with his brothers. A fun fact about him is that he’s a wrestler! When Duke grows up, he hopes to become a cop. We're so happy to have Duke in our class!
We would like to remind you that students are not permitted to stay after school is dismissed unless they are participating in supervised after school activities. Students participating in “woodchuck workouts” are not to stay after school.
Also, please ensure that your child is picked up promptly at the end of the school day.
Also, please ensure that your child is picked up promptly at the end of the school day.
Reminder- Pre-K & Kindergarten Applications are due May 1st.
Please read!
Woodchuck Workout Info- Today from 1PM-3PM for both boys AND girls. Tomorrow will be at regular times and then off until Monday the 13th.
The freshman and sophomores will start state assessment testing on Tuesday, April 7. They need to have their computer fully charged. They may also bring their own earbuds to use for testing. Testing will start at 8:35. Be rested and ready to go!
This Week's Events!
Today, April 4th, is National School Librarian Day. Shoutout to Mrs. Martin for being the very best! We appreciate you!
Pre-K Basket Hunt
Pre-K went on a hunt for their bunny baskets today!! Everyone was successful!
It was a colorful day in Pre-K as we decorated eggs in various ways! It was so much fun! Thanks to Mrs. Cahill's mom (Jackie) for helping!!
Happy Easter!
Senior Spotlight-Miley Lafountain
St. John Public School would like to extend our sincere thanks to all of the agencies and staff who participated in our recent active threat emergency drill. Your time, professionalism, and commitment to preparedness made this a valuable and meaningful experience for everyone involved.
This work goes beyond a single training. Each agency’s dedication to strengthening its own response capacity plays a critical role in ensuring safety during times of crisis. Even more importantly, the collaboration demonstrated during this drill reflects a shared commitment to protecting and supporting our entire community.
By working together, practicing together, and learning together, a stronger, more coordinated response system is being built; one that prioritizes the safety and well-being of our students, staff, and families.
We are grateful for your partnership and continued efforts to keep our community safe!
This work goes beyond a single training. Each agency’s dedication to strengthening its own response capacity plays a critical role in ensuring safety during times of crisis. Even more importantly, the collaboration demonstrated during this drill reflects a shared commitment to protecting and supporting our entire community.
By working together, practicing together, and learning together, a stronger, more coordinated response system is being built; one that prioritizes the safety and well-being of our students, staff, and families.
We are grateful for your partnership and continued efforts to keep our community safe!
