Mrs. Cook received a Funding the Future grant from Continental Resources for $2,500. The grant will be used for interactive math floor games for the elementary. Congratulations Mrs. Cook.
The State Student Council conference was held in Bismarck this week. So grateful that our students have these opportunities!
Music Concert 12/12
Killdeer High School
*JH Band
*HS Band
*HS Choir
Such talent!! Congratulations on a beautiful concert. We appreciate the hard work put into such an event. Great job Mr. Housel and students.
On Saturday, December 12 the Killdeer robotics team attended a scrimmage in Alexander with 8 other teams. The students had fun and learned a lot about how our robot stacks up with the competition. Their next competition will be the North Dakota West Region Qualifier in Bismarck on January 20th.
The Elementary Science Fair was held today. The students put a great deal of time and effort into their projects. Wonderful job to all!!
Killdeer girls basketball placed 5th in the Roughrider tournament, beating New England in OT. Great job girls!!
It’s Game Day for our boys basketball team! Good luck on the road against Berthold.
Autumn Sanchez will be working hard helping our students stay safe on the playground. She is doing a great job making sure they are bundled up and have all their cold weather gear on. Thank you for helping your younger peers stay safe on the playground.
Killdeer Cowboys FFA had a great day. We are proud of you all!
Creed- Taylor Schollmeyer: 2nd place Gold (state qualifier)
Greenhand Quiz- 2nd place team (Sophia Sadowsky was 2nd place individual)
Prepare Public Speaking- Ian Dukart-:2nd Place Gold Award (state qualifier)
Employment Skills- 3rd Place Gold award
Demonstration- Abby Hardersen:2nd Place Gold Award (state qualifier)
Advanced Quiz- 1st Place Team (state qualifier)
Kacee Wasem- 1st place high individual in Quiz
Extemporaneous Public Speaking- Ian Dukart: 3rd Place Gold Award
Parliamentary Procedure: District Champs!
Shawna Burian- President of the Day
Tate Simmons- VP of the Day
Kacee Wasem- Gold Secretary
Shay Burian- Treasurer of the Day
Shyenna Burian- Gold Reporter
Abby Hardersen- Sentinel of the Day
Conduct of Chapter Meetings: District Champs!
And..
CHAPTER OF THE DAY!!!
Immunization Clinic
Dunn County SROS spent part of the day in Mrs. Schmidt's health class educating 8th grade students on the dangers of driving while under the influence. We are grateful for all of the education and support they provide for our staff and students.
Author, Joelle Bearstail spoke with our elementary students today about the Native American culture.
Sierra Spotted Bear and Jessica White Plume shared their heritage and background with the students, welcoming questions by many. We appreciated the presentation, including the dances.
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Grade Christmas Concert was fantastic! Mrs. Hager did a phenomenal job with the program. A job well done to Mr. Housel and the Fifth and Sixth Grade band this evening as well. So proud of all the performances. We appreciate the time and dedication to help make these events such a wonderful success.
Our preschoolers enjoyed listening to stories from the sixth grade class. Great role models!!
Students in grades 4-6 will have their music program this evening at 6:30 pm. We would love for you to join us in the Elementary gym.
Fourth Grade visited the nursing home today and sang Christmas carols with the residents. Spreading holiday cheer!
In honor of Native American Heritage month, the Killdeer High School students had the pleasure of meeting and learning from three very gifted speakers this week. On Tuesday, Mr. Clinton Wolf- Cultural/Spiritual Leader from the Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara Nation-spoke to the students about cultural myths and expectations. On Wednesday, Ms. Wind Spirit Spotted Bear- Professional Model, Graphic Designer, Cultural Language Preservation Specialist, Artist- shared origin storytelling, tribal history and her language. On Thursday, Allan Demerary- Native American Flute Player, Cultural Storyteller and Educator- shared his story telling gift with the students while challenging them to work together. All three speakers shared a common message of respecting each other, coming together, understanding one's past to move into the future, being a leader, and demonstrating courage. The Killdeer staff and students would like to thank our speakers for taking the time to share with us and hope we can convince them to come back again!
Kennedy will be working hard helping our younger students stay safe on the playground. She will also be helping to spread holiday cheer. Thank you for being such a positive role model with our younger peers.
Killdeer Girls Basketball at the DSU vs Rocky Mountain College basketball game. Team Building! 🧡🖤
November Cowboy Pride winners. Congratulations. ❤️
