Join us for a fun night at ECFE! The Waubun-Ogema-White Earth ECFE program is a fun night for children ages 0-4 and their parents/guardians. Here are the upcoming dates in April.
Waubun-Ogema-White Earth District #435 is seeking full time Special Education Teacher 1.0 positions for the 2022-2023 school year. The WOWE staff is truly “one team with one goal”. With our talent, commitment and unity, we continue to build a strong team. The candidate should possess great collaboration partners, a dedication to youth and curriculum and a strong belief that every student can succeed. Interested applicants can submit their Letter of Application, Certified Application (www.waubun.k12.mn.us), Resume, copy of MN State Teaching License (K-12) and a copy of college/university transcripts and three letters of reference to: Waubun School Dist. #435. Attn: Josh Kent, Human Resources, PO Box 98, Waubun MN 56589, email: joshkent@waubun.k12.mn.us For inquiries: call Laurie Johnson, Ogema Principal at 473-6174 or email at lauriej@waubun.k12.mn.us
Student of the Month
Congrats to our March 7 Grandfather Teachings Award Winners: Dibaadendiziwin- Humility
Humility is to know that we are a part of creation.
Humility is represented by the wolf. For the wolf, life is lived for his pack and the ultimate shame is to be outcast. Live life selflessly and not selfishly. Respect your place and carry your pride with your people and praise the accomplishments of all. Do not become arrogant and self important. Find balance in within yourself and all living things.
We must always consider ourselves equal to one another. We should never think of ourselves as being better or worse than anyone else. Humility comes in many forms. This includes compassion, calmness, meekness, gentleness, and patience. We must reflect on how we want to present ourselves to those around us. We must be aware of the balance and equality with all of life, including humans, plants, and animals
Congrats to our March 7 Grandfather Teachings Award Winners: Dibaadendiziwin- Humility
Humility is to know that we are a part of creation.
Humility is represented by the wolf. For the wolf, life is lived for his pack and the ultimate shame is to be outcast. Live life selflessly and not selfishly. Respect your place and carry your pride with your people and praise the accomplishments of all. Do not become arrogant and self important. Find balance in within yourself and all living things.
We must always consider ourselves equal to one another. We should never think of ourselves as being better or worse than anyone else. Humility comes in many forms. This includes compassion, calmness, meekness, gentleness, and patience. We must reflect on how we want to present ourselves to those around us. We must be aware of the balance and equality with all of life, including humans, plants, and animals
Congrats to our March 7 Grandfather Teachings Award Winners: Dibaadendiziwin- Humility
Humility is to know that we are a part of creation.
Humility is represented by the wolf. For the wolf, life is lived for his pack and the ultimate shame is to be outcast. Live life selflessly and not selfishly. Respect your place and carry your pride with your people and praise the accomplishments of all. Do not become arrogant and self important. Find balance in within yourself and all living things.
We must always consider ourselves equal to one another. We should never think of ourselves as being better or worse than anyone else. Humility comes in many forms. This includes compassion, calmness, meekness, gentleness, and patience. We must reflect on how we want to present ourselves to those around us. We must be aware of the balance and equality with all of life, including humans, plants, and animals
Ms. Swier's 6th grade students finished their watercolor "Golden finches" in art with Ms. Skersick!
The Thunderbird Speech team would cordially like to invite you to join us for Speech Night! Speech night is one week from tonight -- Tuesday, April 4 -- beginning at 5:30 in the WHS Commons. See the attached flyer for more details!
** If you'd like to donate an item/items for our silent auction, please contact Tracy Dady (tracyd@waubun.k12.mn.us
Scan the QR code to pre-register for Waubun-Ogema-White Earth Kick-Start for the 2023/2024 school year. Kick-Start is a School Readiness preschool program located in Ogema Elementary School. Kick-Start is for children who will be entering Kindergarten the fall of 2024. Your child must be 4 years of age by September 1, 2023 to attend Kick-Start. There are three classrooms of Kick-Start, with an all day, five days a week schedule. A paper copy is also available in the District Newsletter. You can also contact Suzy Olson at 473-6175 or suzyo@waubun.k12.mn.us for more information.
Thunderbird Speech Night
March is National Nutrition month and these are some of the meals and second options that the kids have had this month.
'A" and "B" Honor Roll for Semester 1
Today our School Forest students experienced the restoration process of a Wiigwaasi-Jiimaan (birchbark canoe) from the 1870s. Thank you to the White Earth Tribal and Community College for hosting and allowing us to participate in this event.
Mark your calendars! Ogema Elementary students will perform some fun songs to wrap up our school year. Hope to see you there!
Reminder~ E-learning Day is Wednesday, March 29th!
Results from Bemidji -
WE HAD 16 TOTAL PARTICIPANTS!!
Macoy Lhotka PK/K 60 lbs - 3rd
Caleb Bergstrom PK/K 105 lbs - 2nd
Alexander Bergstrom 1/2 130 lbs - 4th
James Bergstrom 3/4 68 lbs - DNP
Forrest Simon 3/4 72 lbs - DNP
DiNero Fairbanks 3/4 155 lbs - 2nd
Jase Lhotka 3/4 155 lbs - 1st
Keo Keezer 5/6 65 lbs - 2nd
Gabe Demere 5/6 97 lbs - 1st
Kade Bergstrom 5/6 140 lbs - 6th
Dylan McMullen 5/6 140 lbs - 3rd
Joseph Keezer 5/6 155 lbs - 3rd
Avery Bush 7/8 90 lbs - 2nd
Brandon Miller 7/8 95 lbs - 3rd
Cade Waltz 7/8 120 lbs - 3rd
Wakiza Fairbanks 7/8 125 lbs - 4th
Wrestlers who placed 1 thru 3 advance to the NYWA Minnesota State Tournament in Rochester next weekend. 11 Thunderbirds (8 Elementary, 3 JH)
Wrestlers who placed 4 thru 6 are invited to participate in the NYWA Invite Tournament held concurrently with the State Tournament in Rochester. 2 Thunderbirds (1 Elementary, 1 JH)
Wrestlers who did not place gained valuable experience to carry forward to next season.
Congratulations to these 2nd graders for earning Thunderbird bracelets for displaying awesome THUNDERBIRD Pride!! Keep up the hard work!
Ms. Schroding's 6th graders made watercolor orioles in a cherry blossom tree branch for art with Ms. Skersick!
A few more of Ms. Skersick's adv. drawing and painting students completed their directed fawn paintings!
Some of Ms. Skersick's Advanced drawing and painting students finished their directed fawn paintings, a huge lesson on realism and painting fur. They did an amazing job!
