Game day
🎓🎉 Senior Spotlights! 🎉🎓
Big cheers to these awesome seniors from Waubun Ogema White Earth Schools!
These rockstars have made their mark with hard work, big hearts, and lots of determination. We’re so proud and can’t wait to see them shine even brighter in their next adventure! 🌟
Let’s hear it for our seniors — the future is looking AMAZING! 🚀👏
One week from today is our Senior Banquet. ALL SENIORS and their parents/guardians are invited to attend for a great meal, gifts, and much more! Awards/Scholarship night to follow at 6:00pm.
There is still time to sign up for the Indian Education Cultural Camp in June. Open to all students in grades 6-8. Program is free of charge. All students have received registration forms and information to take home. Don't pass up this great opportunity (fishing, field trips, sports, and so much culture!)
Indian Education will hold after school tutoring this Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. NO Culture activities, just homework help. All students in grades 4-12: If you need help finishing up your homework or preparing for tests this is your chance to get the extra help to finish the school year strong!!
Congrats to the Thunderbird softball team on a nice 10-0 win over West Marshall yesterday! The girls are now 10-7 on the season with a makeup game today in Lake Park starting at 3:00.
Congrats to the JH Baseball team on their extra inning win over West Marshall last night. Mason Drinkwine hit a big home run late in the game to help the TBirds get the win.
🎓✨ Senior Spotlights! ✨🎓
Today, we proudly recognize these incredible seniors from Waubun Ogema White Earth Schools!
Their hard work, kindness, and dedication have left a lasting legacy within our school community. We are thrilled to celebrate their achievements and can’t wait to see all the success their futures will bring! 🌟
Let’s show them our support as they take the next exciting steps in their journey!
MN State Envirothon
Don't miss out — secure your child's spot in our Summer Rec program today! Spaces are limited, and early registration ensures your child doesn't miss the fun, activities, and memories we have planned.
Register online now!
If you have any questions, contact Kayla at kaylan@waubun.k12.mn.us or call 218-473-6144.
Let’s make this a summer to remember!
Student of the Month!
Congratulations to our weekly Tbird Ticket Winners! The Ogema Lil' Thunderbirds have filled up the Tbird Ticket Tower and will be celebrating with an All-School Party next Friday. Stay tuned for the pictures from the fun event planned!
Ogema 2nd Grade rock!! Thank you, for everything you do for our students!
Thank you, Ogema Titl,e for everything you do for our kiddos you both rock!!
Kudos to our Waubun Phy Ed Department!
Shout out to our Counselors here at WOWE
Huge shout-out to our Waubun/ Ogema Curriculum, Assessments, Grants, and our reading specialists! They know a lot of our behind the scenes that gets us through our day-to-day!
Thank You for a Sweet Sunday at the Waubun School Forest!
A huge thank you to everyone who joined us for the Pancake Feed! It was a wonderful day filled with community, nature, and plenty of syrup.
A special shout-out to our amazing community partners—we couldn’t have done it without your support!
This year, we collected 425 gallons of sap and boiled it down to create 10.5 gallons of delicious maple syrup—all thanks to the incredible teamwork and dedication of our students and partners.
We’re grateful for everyone who came out to eat, plant seeds, and enjoy the trails. Here’s to more sweet memories ahead!
Spring Science Comes Alive at the School Forest!
2nd-grade students had a hands-on learning adventure exploring seed dispersal in nature! Through observation and play, they discovered how seeds travel by wind, water, animals, and even explosions to grow in new places.
The experience was topped off with a hike through the woods, where students spotted signs of spring—from ramps to duck week.
We’re so grateful that our students can have these meaningful and memorable science experiences in the great outdoors!
#OutdoorLearning #SchoolForest #ScienceInNature #SeedDispersal #HandsOnLearning #SpringExploration
Listening to Nature’s Music
1st grade students stepped outside and tuned into the hidden sounds of nature! From tapping sticks and pebbles on logs to shaking pinecones and listening to leaves rustle, they discovered that all sound begins with vibration.
Through hands-on exploration, they learned how size, shape, and material affect the sounds we hear—some deep and booming, others soft and crackly. A tuning fork against a tree helped us “see” how even the biggest objects can vibrate.
We also enjoyed a peaceful sound walk, where students silently listened and then shared the beautiful natural sounds they noticed—like birdsong, wind in the trees, and crunchy leaves underfoot.
It was a joyful reminder that nature is always speaking—we just have to pause and listen.
#OutdoorLearning #NatureSounds #LearningThroughNature #HandsOnScience #CommunityEducation
