Jason Mattheis from ND EduTech (at right) and Matt Hiatt with ND Bureau of Criminal Investigation (at left) took our fifth through ninth-graders on a digital citizenship tour today to talk about safe social media practices.
Seventh-grade life science students finished their Cell City project and presented their findings to their classmates. Some questions to ask your students are "What organelles do plant cells have that animals don’t?" and "what part of the 'city' represents the Golgi body and why?"
Our Math Academic teams competed in the McLean County Math Meet today! The 9th-10th grade team placed 3rd! Congratulations!
The Ag II students applied their knowledge of plumbing to make model sprinklers to be used for lawn or garden watering. Questions to ask the students: How did you get all the fittings connected? What were the different thread pitches that you connected?
School Picture Retake Day is Tuesday, November 30, 2021. Turn in order forms at school. Or you can order online at mylifetouch.com using school code EVTZPBH7D.
TLM Music Boosters is looking for volunteers to serve concessions for basketball. All families with students in 5/6 grade band and 7-12 choir or band are asked to sign up atleast once. Please use this link to sign up for a time to help out.
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0F4BAFAF29A2FCCF8-basketball
Music Boosters is also in need of an individual or 2 to help with ordering food and keeping inventory stocked during the concession season. If you are able to help with inventory please contact Jessica Anderson
The 6th graders are learning about Earth’s features, which involves latitude and longitude. They did a scoot around the classroom with maps and globes to practice their skills in finding different locations with given sets of coordinates.
Our FACS classroom cabinets are installed, just a few more things to do to finish up before they can move in!
Today we honored our local veterans with a program. 💙❤️
Thank you to all of our Veterans for your service. Please join us at TL-M tomorrow starting at 12:45 for our Veteran’s Day Program.
Student teacher, Miss Chelsea Laswell, had the fourth grade write paragraphs about the good traits of a veteran. Mrs. Laib’s freshmen came in and helped the students proofread and publish the paragraphs.
Our Student Council will be hosting a Veteran’s Day program (open to the public) beginning at 12:45 p.m., Friday, November 12, in our gymnasium to honor those who have served in the military. Grace Goven will be playing Taps (named by Congress in 2012 as the National Song of Remembrance). Her performance will be followed by a flag-folding ceremony conducted by Miss Ziebarth’s sixth-grade students, after which we will enjoy a program entitled “Letters From Home,” a memoir by ND Federal Jury Administrator Candy Schafer. Veterans in attendance will be invited to an ice cream social afterwards.
FACS students are busy sewing sock mokeys!.
Physical Science learning about elements of the periodic table. Today their bell ringer asked for two properties if metals followed by a precision partnering activity! Some questions you can ask about today’s nonmetal lesson are: Which special groups are included in the nonmetal group? What kind of bonds do nonmetals usually form?
Watching Junior High Girls' Basketball on NFHS? Here is a link to the 2021 roster. The roster can also be found by going to our TL-M app, Menu, Documents, Athletics/Activities or by visiting our website at www.tlm.k12.nd.us, Explore in the top right corner, Documents, Athletics/Activities. Go Cougars!
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Please see the attached document on the latest COVID guidelines for TL-M. The new guidelines allow individuals who are household contacts to attend school with monitoring by school staff. Please contact the school if you have any questions. Thank you.
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Congratulations to everyone who had their buckets filled this week! Also, a huge thank you to everyone who took the time to share a positive thought and fill someone’s bucket!
CMC plays Standing Rock on Thursday, November 4th at 7:00 in Turtle Lake. Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for students. CMC Passes do not work for Region games.
Don’t forget to join the TL-M band and choir tonight at 7:00 for their Fall Pop Concert and Fundraiser!
Jim Upgren from ND DPI was at the school this afternoon teaching students about the updates for the ND CTE and Academic Scholarships. Questions to ask these students: if you earn a D in Algebra II do you qualify for the scholarship? What is the minimum GPA required to receive the Academic or CTE scholarship? How many credits of CTE courses does a student need in order to qualify for the CTE scholarship?
Reminder, Jim is giving the same presentation to parents tonight at 5:30 at the school. Hope to see you there!
