Say "hello" to two-way messaging in the MGPS app! With Rooms, our district app now keeps you informed across all of your child's classes. Parents and Guardians, look for your personalized invite to access Messages, Announcements, and Stream this afternoon!
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Congratulations to the November 2025 Dragons of the Month!
1st and 2nd grade put on their detective badges last week to help Chef Turkey solve the mystery of the missing Thanksgiving feast! Students worked with a partner to solve five clues and eliminate suspects as they went! They all worked extremely hard and came up with the Thanksgiving thief, Marty Moose!! They all received a certificate from the "McClusky-Goodrich Public School Detective Agency."
Join us on Monday, December 8th at 6:30pm in the High School Gym for this year's Christmas Concert. The concert will be streamed live on Facebook for those who cannot make it in person.
The eighth graders got a crash course in problem solving, critical thinking and teamwork in Mrs. Lauer's Intro to Computer Science class. Each team was given a pound of dry spaghetti noodles and an endless supply of hot glue to build a sturdy bridge to span a 12-inch abyss. On testing day, they added textbook by textbook to see whose bridge would hold the most. Congrats to Kai, Paedyn and Nicole! Their bridge held 75.7 pounds, tying our record from last year.
Thank you to all who came out for the Thanksgiving-themed Family Math Night last week! We had a great time playing giant games and learning about math. Thank you to Ms. Seperoto and her music students for serving supper. See you in the spring for the ELA Night!
Happy Thanksgiving from the McClusky-Goodrich administrators!
The elementary students had a blast outside for recess yesterday in the newly fallen snow!
Mrs. Lauer's Nutrition & Food Prep class prepared a Thanksgiving feast to share with their classmates during first period. They made turkey, stuffing, cheesy hashbrowns, mashed potatoes, gravy, candied yams and cranberry sauce. They rounded out the meal with pie and sparkling cider. Thank you to Miss Kaisley for helping make the hand turkey decorations! Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
The 1st and 2nd Grade class has been working hard for the last two weeks! It started with a social studies lesson on relative location. With the gorgeous weather last Friday, we walked around town drawing buildings in our community. We also recorded their relative location to each other. As the weather started to get colder, we used Google Maps to complete the research. Once we had all of our information recorded, we started to draw each building. After a lot of drawing, tracing, coloring, cutting, and many, many glue sticks used, we created a map of McClusky!
Thank you to Mr. Williams and Mr. Senske for coming in to hang up our map!
Some questions to ask your student:
What does relative location mean?
What are some of the building/businesses in McClusky?
Thank you to Mr. Williams and Mr. Senske for coming in to hang up our map!
Some questions to ask your student:
What does relative location mean?
What are some of the building/businesses in McClusky?
Come join us tomorrow evening for Family Math Night!
MGPS will be holding school at its regular time tomorrow, Friday, November 21st. The CMC Lady Cougars will play their second state volleyball game tomorrow at 7pm. Good luck ladies!
Hey, fifth and sixth grade students! You've been invited to Turtle Lake-Mercer's Snowball Dance on Saturday, December 6th from 7pm to 8:30pm. Admission is $5.00.
Mrs. Felchle shared her creativeness with the preschool class. The students did a great job using scissors, gluing and listening to direction. Thank you Mrs. Felchle!!!!
The elementary students love when our School Resource Officer comes for a visit. Thank you, Deputy Thompson, for being a great role model!
On Friday, the 6th through 12th graders were treated to a presentation by the Dakota Zoo. They brought live ferrets, box turtles, a hedgehog and a python for the students to see. Some were even lucky enough to hold the snake.
If you see a high school student, ask them how fast hedgehogs are in real life.
And, if you see one of the brave students that held the snake, ask them what the skin felt like.
Thank you to the Dakota Zoo for coming to visit!
If you see a high school student, ask them how fast hedgehogs are in real life.
And, if you see one of the brave students that held the snake, ask them what the skin felt like.
Thank you to the Dakota Zoo for coming to visit!
Picture Retake Day is coming up! If your student missed last month's Picture Day or you would like their photos retaken, Lifetouch will be back at the Elementary School on Friday, November 14th from 8am until 10am.
Join us for our annual Family Math Night on Monday, November 24th from 6pm until 7:30pm in the high school gym. A free-will offering meal will be served by the music department starting at 5:30pm in the high school FACS room. **Kids aged 6th grade and under must be accompanied by an adult.**
The 6th graders have been hard at work making Biome Dioramas from shoe boxes and lots of creativity! Each student chose their favorite Biome and had to include producers, consumers, and Abiotic factors for their habitat! Ask any 6th grader what they chose and why and who is the top consumer in their Biome!
Congratulations to the October 2025 Dragons of the Month!
