Ms. Holscher's 5th Period Pre-calculus class got to collaborate with Mrs. Shermer to create ceramic coil pots! Students had to calculate the shrink rate and the wet size of our clay, and then create it!
Please take a minute to fill out the survey found using the QR code or link below. It is an annual survey that helps our school know what you consider to be areas of strength and areas to work on.
https://bit.ly/3lLqOIt
Great News! After 2 years of having to use bottled water, our school's new well with treated water is flowing. Students can fill up their water bottles from our drinking fountain fill stations again.
All juniors will be taking their ACT tests on Tuesday morning. Please make sure they have a good breakfast. They will be done by lunch. 10th grade has Pre-ACT tests on Wednesday morning
Drivers Ed starts May 8 with a parent meeting from 6-8 pm. Potential students must be 14 and a half by June 16. Sign ups for the class will start on April 3 in the high school office. Fee is $225.
There will be an internet safety presentation on Monday, March 13th for grades 4-12. The sessions are open to all parents and the community that is interested. Feel free to attend any one of the four sessions listed below.
9-10 am - Grades 4-6
10:10-11:10 am - Grades 11-12
11:15-12:15 pm Grades 9-10
1:00-2:00 pm Grades 7-8
High school track starts March 13 and JH track starts April 3. Please note that there must be a current physical on file with the school dated after May 1, 2022. Also make sure your activity forms are all submitted through Dragonfly: https://max.dragonflyathletics.com/maxweb/max-cover/login
Congratulations to our February Students of the Month: Liz, Colton, Hayden, Emily, and Savanna
The cupcake challenge was on in the culinary classes yesterday.
Here is the boys bracket for the Southern C Divisional Tournament March 1-4
On Friday the County Library will be here again for Story Hour at 11 in the cafeteria.
Just a reminder that we have Parent/Teacher conferences Monday and Tuesday from 4:30-7:30. Elementary schedules their conferences while the JH and HS teachers are available for unscheduled visits during those times. Be active in your student's education,
Congrats to January Students of the Month! Agueda, Taylee, Brody, Jordan, and Jackson.
Do you need internet access at home for your student? Contact Mrs. Gauthier in our library if you need more info on the device below.
What is the Kajeet SmartSpot®?
The Kajeet SmartSpot is a portable Wi-Fi hotspot device that provides your child with safe, education-only Internet access wherever there is cellular coverage.
What does it do?
It allows access the Internet to complete homework assignments, read online textbooks, collaborate with classmates or connect with teachers. Your child will not be able to access any entertainment, adult or inappropriate content.
What information can be tracked on this device?
The Kajeet SmartSpot is provided by Stillwater County Library (possibly through your school) for your child(ren) to access the Internet for educational purposes only. Stillwater County Library will have the capability to track device usage trends such as what sites are visited and how much data is downloaded; however, no private information (such as student name, login information, account numbers, etc.) is collected or retained
the district tournament can be watched on the NFHS Network under the Columbus High School
Tickets for the district tournament can be purchased at the gate or in advance at :
https://gofan.co/app/school/MT14351?activity=District%206C%20Basketball%20Tournament
District Tournament Brackets-to be played in Columbus Wednesday through Saturday
The Varsity Girls game has been canceled vs. Fromberg (2/10). Senior night will still take place before the start of the boys game.
Game times have changed to: JV Boys 4:30 and Varsity Boys 6:00 pm
Boys JV vs. Roberts (2/3) has been canceled. Games will begin with the JV girls at 4:30, VG 6:00, and VB 7:30.
We are currently searching for some aides to help with both elementary and secondary students. It is a great opportunity for a parent who wants to work on the same schedule as their kids. You get to work with a great staff and great students. We start pay at $13/hour, we provide single coverage health insurance for 12 months, we provide for participation in the state retirement system, and we provide for paid sick leave and personal leave. And you work Monday through Thursday when students are in school. Just check out our website and fill out a classified application and submit it to the district office. We are also looking for substitutes for teachers, aides, kitchen help, and custodial help. Again, just fill out a classified application and specify on the top which position you are applying for.
