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Come out to the high school for a Christmas movie night on Saturday, December 14th. Doors open at 5:15pm with movies starting at 5:30pm. Bring a blanket and wear your favorite PJs. Admission is $8.00 and snacks will be available for purchase in the FACS room. All proceeds will go to the Class of 2025.
Join us for the upcoming Christmas concert on Thursday, December 12th in the high school gym!
Turtle Lake will be hosting a family dance on January 11th in their gym. It's a great opportunity for the younger students in the co-op to start getting to know one another. The dance is a free will donation with proceeds going towards the TL-M Family Night.
Kindergarten students have been learning to encode, blend, and segment words! Any time we can spell without a paper and pencil they are all about it! The students were given trays of flour and needed to spell the given words. After the skill work lesson, we quickly switched to a science lesson! The students help make homemade playdough!
Some questions to ask your child:
1. Segment (break apart) the following words; hog, cat, not, him, van
2. What ingredients did we use to make playdough?
Check out Underwood's Snowball Dance coming up on December 7th in the Underwood gym from 7pm to 10pm. Admission is $5.00. A pizza dinner is also available from 5pm to 7pm for an extra $10.00. Snacks and drinks will be available for purchase during the dance.
With the snow flying, it's time to mark your calendars for the upcoming Christmas concerts! Join us in the high school gym on December 12th, starting at 6:30pm. The PTO will also be holding a bake sale to help with your holiday baking.
For students wanting to attend the State Volleyball Tournament on Thursday, November 21, parents must call or text the school and give permission for the absence. Additionally, you must check in with Mrs. Schlafmann at the Fargo Dome on Thursday. No exceptions. If you have questions, please contact Ms. Bussman at 701-388-8302.
School will be starting 2 hours late today due to the weather.
To the awesome community of McClusky - our state-bound volleyball ladies will be heading out of town tomorrow (Wednesday) around 11:50am. Gather along Main Street to cheer them on and wish them luck! They will be making their way north up the street after swinging by the elementary school, so anywhere along Main is the perfect spot. Go Cougars!!
Good luck at state, Lady Cougars! Fans - here are the dress-up days for state volleyball. Go Cougars!
There will be NO SCHOOL on Friday, November 22nd for State Volleyball.
CMC Volleyball lead 2 matches to 0 over Shiloh.
Join us for our upcoming ELA Family Night on Thursday, November 21st from 6pm until 7:30pm in the High School gym. Let's Glow Into Reading!
Seventh grade students worked together as a group to complete a Halloween-themed escape room in Mrs. Lauer's class on Thursday. Ask a seventh grader about the puzzles they had to solve in order to turn Mrs. Lauer from a zombie back into human form.
Halloween fun at McClusky-Goodrich School.
The sixth grade class is examining some dinosaur replicas. They were able to enjoy and learn from a paleontologist who visited the school from the Badlands Dinosaur Museum in Dickinson.
Happy Halloween from the McClusky-Goodrich Kindergarten class! We celebrated with some of the students in the junior class by carving pumpkins! Before they could start carving, each pair had to fill out a book about their pumpkin. They had to describe their pumpkin, count lines, and measure it using cubes. Thank you to the wonderful high school students (they were great!) , the JDA, and the Bentz Supply store for supplying us with the pumpkins! Also, thank you to the PTO for donating bags and all of the local merchants for the treats!
The fourth graders had a fun Halloween day. They participated in many different ELA and Math Halloween activities. One activity we did was identifying nouns, verbs, and adjectives with Halloween words. Students walked around the classroom and had to identify the Halloween words as nouns, verbs, or adjectives. Ask your child to tell you about the differences between nouns, verbs, and adjectives.
The first graders did a Halloween-themed Learn by Listening to Directions activity with Ms. Potts.