Congrats to Beau Hoban for receiving the KRJB/KRJM Good Student Award
word of the day
Check out the Northern Lights tonight!
Post any pictures you take here.
Curious what a G3 storm can do to your electronics, click the link below!
https://www.spaceweather.com/glossary/g3.jpg
Ojibwe Word of the Day
Thursday: Varsity Volleyball will play their first playoff game @ Fertile @ 7:00pm
Saturday: Varsity Football will play their first playoff game on Saturday @ Mahnomen @ 2:00pm vs Polk County West
Sophomores: Jostens will be here next Tuesday during homeroom to start your class ring orders. Meet in the media Center
Ojibwe Word of the Day
Reminder~ Title I Parent Meeting Tonight
5:00 PM
Waubun Media Center
Halloween Parade & Trunk or Treat
EC-3rd Grade Long-term Elementary Substitute
Waubun-Ogema-White Earth District #435 is seeking a EC-3rd Long Term Elementary Substitute for November 16-December 22.
The WOWE staff is truly “one team with one goal.” This position will assist, support and work closely with teachers, administrators, and other team members in providing educational benefits for students..
Please send letter of interest and application to: District #435 Attention: Josie Stevens, PO Box 98, Waubun, MN 56589, or email at josies@waubun.k12.mn.us;
For inquiries call 218-473-6107 or email lauriej@waubun.k12.mn.us if you have any questions.
Thursday: Varsity Volleyball will play their first playoff game @ Fertile @ 7:00pm
Saturday: Varsity Football will play their first playoff game on Saturday @ Mahnomen @ 2:00pm (opponent will be determined tomorrow night)
Waubun Fall Band Concert has changed!
ELEMENTARY PARAPROFESSIONAL (Ogema)
Waubun-Ogema-White Earth District #435 is seeking a full time Elementary Paraprofessional at our Ogema site.
The WOWE staff is truly “one team with one goal.” This position will assist, support and work closely with teachers, administrators, and other team members in providing educational benefits for students..
Please send letter of interest and application to: District #435 Attention: Josie Stevens, PO Box 98, Waubun, MN 56589, or email at josies@waubun.k12.mn.us;
Our Unity Week was a huge success! Thunderbirds stand together against bullying. Congratulations to our poster contest winners: Michael Dakota, Rilee Bement, Finley Riggle, Rylie Berry and not pictured Travis Bevins. Awesome Work!!!
Monday: JH Girls Basketball starts practice @ Mahnomen- Activity bus will load at the NE corner of the building after school.
Thursday: Varsity Volleyball will play their first playoff game @ Fertile @ 7:00pm
Saturday: Varsity Football will play their first playoff game on Saturday @ Mahnomen @ 2:00pm (opponent will be determined tomorrow night)
Families and friends met at the school forest on October 21st for the first Hike at Night! A big thank you to Hike Hoppers and our staff for helping to connect our communities to nature, self, and others!
Our October 7 Grandfather Teachings Winners! Congrats: Scar Boudreau, Dennis Jackson, Rory Lhotka, Jordyn Zima and Raylyn Peterson.
The Temperature is continuing to drop! Please have your students dress accordingly when coming to school!
7 Grandfather Teachings Awards for October: WISDOM Nbwaakaawin- The Beaver .... CONGRATS to our October winners!
7 Grandfather Teachings Awards for October: WISDOM
Nbwaakaawin- The Beaver
The beaver represents wisdom because he uses his natural gift wisely for his survival. The beaver also alters his environment in an environmentally friendly and sustainable way for the benefit of his family. To cherish knowledge is to know wisdom. Use your inherent gifts wisely and live your life by them. Recognize your differences and those of others in a kind and respectful way. Continuously observe the life of all things around you. Listen with clarity and a sound mind. Respect your own limitations and those of all of your surroundings. Allow yourself to learn and live by your wisdom.
Wisdom carries other meanings, which also include intelligence or knowledge. When we cherish our knowledge or intelligence, we are also cherishing our wisdom. We must use sound judgement along with the ability to separate inner qualities and relationships. We must use a good sense and course of action to form a positive attitude. We must remember to listen and use the wisdom that has been provided by our Elders, Tribal leadership, and our Spiritual leaders. We must also always remember that Wisdom comes in all shapes, sizes, forms, and ages.
Students are nominated by all staff (grades 4-12) Congratulations to our October winners
