Wyatt Wagner is our next featured graduate.
Our next featured graduate is Aiden Thornton.
Our next featured graduate is Karson Rust.
Our next featured graduate is Sadie O'Shea.
Morgan Maxwell is our next featured graduate.
Cole Makeeff is our next featured graduate.
Kaleb Lelm is our next featured graduate.
Mya Kittler is our next featured graduate.
Irie Irwin is our next featured graduate.
Lydia Fylling is our next featured graduate.
McKenna Faulkner is our next featured graduate.
Andrew Eichhorst is our next featured graduate.
We will be featuring our 2025 Graduating Seniors over the next few days. Our first graduate is Bjorn Anderson.
After 44 years of teaching, Mrs. Cullum is retiring. Fun fact, did you know Mrs. Cullum has heard over 144,628 bells ring in her teaching career? We want to hear your stories and memories made with Mrs. Cullum. Send your story or favorite memory to Sheila at sheila.schlafmann@k12.nd.us or Morgan at morgan.lang@k12.nd.us. We will miss Mrs. Cullum and wish her the best on her retirement adventure!
Congratulations to Emry Fiedler. She is the latest entry into the Million Word Club!
"I don't read a book; I hold a conversation with the author." – Elbert Hubbard
The Seniors had a nice light hearted prank for Mr. Ziebarth today. They've been wanting to have energy drinks in school so they brought in all their empties to decorate Mr. Ziebarth's office. All in good fun!
Well played Seniors... well played!
Eckroth Music's Annual Band Night Parade is coming up on Friday, May 9th in Bismarck. The parade starts at 6:30pm, with the CMC Marching Band, number 36, in the lineup. Hope to see you there! Go Band!!
Mrs. Cullums 7th and 8th grade math classes held a Math Fair on Friday for the elementary and high school students. The students did a great job preparing math games for the other students to play!
Congratulations to Max Blotter. He is the newest member to enter the Million Word Club!
"Many a book is like a key to unknown chambers within the castle of one's own self." – Franz Kafka
After learning about healthy foods grown in North Dakota, third graders worked together with the FACS Independent Living class to make a recipe for Chickpea Chocolate Cake (cupcakes) given to them from the North Dakota Department of Agriculture. Third graders came to the FACS room and helped prepare the ingredients, fill the muffin tins, and kept track of the timers for the ovens. A couple of questions to ask these students are:
What ingredients did you use for this recipe? How did you combine the ingredients? What did you think of the cupcakes?
