11/24/20 MEAL DELIVERY UPDATE All White Earth site meal pick ups will be tomorrow, Wednesday November 25th, since Thursday is a holiday. Thank you.
almost 5 years ago, Kelly Kent
MEAL DELIVERY UPDATE We are starting the process of transitioning to be able to do home delivery of meals. This change is scheduled to begin as of December 7th. To start delivery on that date you must complete the new registration by the morning of 12/2. If you are currently enrolled to pick up meals please complete the new registration so we know if you are opting to have meals delivered to your home or would like to continue utilizing a pick up location. The new schedule and locations starting 12/7 are: Ogema School site pick up - Monday 4:30-5:30 pm Waubun School site pick up - Monday 4:30-5:30 pm White Earth site pick up - Monday 4:30-5:30 pm at the community center parking lot Home Deliveries - during the day Tues, Wed & Thurs You will be notified what day and approximate time your home delivery of meals will be once routes are set up. There will also be a consent form that will need to be filled out and signed by the parent/guardian in order for us to be able to do home delivery. Thank you for your continued patience as we make this transition. And a special thank you to the food service staff and bus drivers for all your work making this possible. https://forms.gle/6hBaFuztxF1BW9bcA https://docs.google.com/document/d/17FQt2sx6xk4r-cWnmxQHe7uznJP_QL_PbDOCbKP8Jk4/edit?usp=sharing
almost 5 years ago, Kelly Kent
Free School Meals
Isaiah was chosen as October Student of the Month. His teacher, Mrs. Johnson says, “Isaiah is a hard working student. He is always getting his work done and trying his hardest to do his best work. He attends all the google meets and participates in them. He is always smiling and being kind to his classmates over google meet. He has great Thunderbird Pride and I am so lucky to be his teacher!” Isaiah is most thankful for his family because they are very important to him. Isaiah said they are fun to play with. His favorite part of regular school is recess and playing on the playground. His favorite part of virtual learning is that it is really easy. Isaiah likes to play games like Minecraft and tag with his brothers. Isaiah, you are such a wonderful child!!
almost 5 years ago, Angie Lehrke
Isaiah was chosen as October Student of the Month. His teacher, Mrs. Johnson says, “Isaiah is a hard working student. He is always getting his work done and trying his hardest to do his best work. He attends all the google meets and participates in them. He is always smiling and being kind to his classmates over google meet. He has great Thunderbird Pride and I am so lucky to be his teacher!” Isaiah is most thankful for his family because they are very important to him. Isaiah said they are fun to play with. His favorite part of regular school is recess and playing on the playground. His favorite part of virtual learning is that it is really easy. Isaiah likes to play games like Minecraft and tag with his brothers. Isaiah, you are such a wonderful child!!
Dalton was chosen as October Student of the Month. His teacher, Mrs. Brininger says, “I chose Dalton as student of the month because he is a ray of sunshine in our distance learning class! He is always excited to join our google meets, he has a positive attitude toward everything, he participates in our activities, (especially the songs), and he completes all of his work on time! He has a kind heart and loves giving people compliments. Way to go, Dalton!” Dalton is most thankful for giving people the pictures he draws. He draws hearts and “Bendy the Ink Machine” to give to his family and friends. His favorite part of school is letter tracing because he loves the letters. Right now he is learning the letter “I”. Dalton has lots of interesting facts about himself. He loves the color black so he can draw his favorite video game. His favorite costume is Bendy and the Ink Machine. He loves Transformers, especially Optimus Prime! Dalton, you are so appreciated at Ogema Elementary. Keep up the good work!!
almost 5 years ago, Angie Lehrke
Dalton was chosen as October Student of the Month. His teacher, Mrs. Brininger says, “I chose Dalton as student of the month because he is a ray of sunshine in our distance learning class! He is always excited to join our google meets, he has a positive attitude toward everything, he participates in our activities, (especially the songs), and he completes all of his work on time! He has a kind heart and loves giving people compliments. Way to go, Dalton!” Dalton is most thankful for giving people the pictures he draws. He draws hearts and “Bendy the Ink Machine” to give to his family and friends. His favorite part of school is letter tracing because he loves the letters. Right now he is learning the letter “I”. Dalton has lots of interesting facts about himself. He loves the color black so he can draw his favorite video game. His favorite costume is Bendy and the Ink Machine. He loves Transformers, especially Optimus Prime! Dalton, you are so appreciated at Ogema Elementary. Keep up the good work!!
Dear Families, Students, and Staff, We were notified by the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) of a lab of a confirmed case of COVID-19 (novel coronavirus) in a member of the Waubun school community with no exposure in our school community. For privacy reasons, we cannot share details about the status of the individual. At this time, they have each been advised to stay home and away from other people (isolate). We have worked with the MDH to identify those who had close contact with the case, and have communicated with them individually. The risk of exposure for other individuals present in the building on that date is no greater than the risk of contracting the virus in the general community. If you were not identified to have close contact with the positive case you should still monitor for symptoms of illness, but do not need to stay home unless symptoms develop. If symptoms develop, stay home and consult with your physician to determine if medical evaluation is needed. We are working closely with MDH to monitor the situation. If you have questions, contact Carolyn Cossette, School Nurse or Lisa Weber, Superintendent at 218-473-6171. Thank you for helping to keep our school community safe. COVID-19 Resources If You Are Sick: COVID-19 (www.health.state.mn.us/diseases/coronavirus/sick.html) Coronavirus (COVID-19) (www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html) Sincerely, Lisa Weber, Superintendent Waubun-Ogema-White Earth Schools
almost 5 years ago, Tammy Brehm
Dear Families, Students, and Staff, We were notified by the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) of a lab of a confirmed case of COVID-19 (novel coronavirus) in a member of the Waubun school community with no exposure in our school community. For privacy reasons, we cannot share details about the status of the individual. At this time, they have each been advised to stay home and away from other people (isolate). We have worked with the MDH to identify those who had close contact with the case, and have communicated with them individually. The risk of exposure for other individuals present in the building on that date is no greater than the risk of contracting the virus in the general community. If you were not identified to have close contact with the positive case you should still monitor for symptoms of illness, but do not need to stay home unless symptoms develop. If symptoms develop, stay home and consult with your physician to determine if medical evaluation is needed. We are working closely with MDH to monitor the situation. If you have questions, contact Carolyn Cossette, School Nurse or Lisa Weber, Superintendent at 218-473-6171. Thank you for helping to keep our school community safe. COVID-19 Resources If You Are Sick: COVID-19 (www.health.state.mn.us/diseases/coronavirus/sick.html) Coronavirus (COVID-19) (www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html) Sincerely, Lisa Weber, Superintendent Waubun-Ogema-White Earth Schools
almost 5 years ago, Tammy Brehm
Taryn was chosen October Student of the Month!! Her teacher, Mrs. Bement says, “I chose Taryn because she is punctual about getting her work completed on time and she has excellent class participation. She does all of this with a smile on her face! She brings positive energy to our classroom and shows her Ogema PRIDE each and every day.” Taryn is most thankful for her family because they feed and take care of her. Her favorite part of school is recess because she plays ‘bats and cats’ with her friends. Taryn has lots of cool tricks! She can do the splits and cartwheels. She can also do front handsprings, fronts slips, and no-hand cartwheels on the trampoline. Taryn, you are friendly, kind, and full of life! Thank you for being an amazing child!!
almost 5 years ago, Angie Lehrke
Taryn was chosen October Student of the Month!! Her teacher, Mrs. Bement says, “I chose Taryn because she is punctual about getting her work completed on time and she has excellent class participation. She does all of this with a smile on her face! She brings positive energy to our classroom and shows her Ogema PRIDE each and every day.” Taryn is most thankful for her family because they feed and take care of her. Her favorite part of school is recess because she plays ‘bats and cats’ with her friends. Taryn has lots of cool tricks! She can do the splits and cartwheels. She can also do front handsprings, fronts slips, and no-hand cartwheels on the trampoline. Taryn, you are friendly, kind, and full of life! Thank you for being an amazing child!!
Tuesday Trivia: What is the traditional name for an Ojibwe house? A- wigwam B- lodge C- tent D- wickiup yesterday's answer was Sage. Thank you everyone for playing! The students can answer by email for a chance to win a prize.
almost 5 years ago, Thunderbird Student Life
NA History
Ojibwe Word of the Day
almost 5 years ago, WOWE School District
turkey
Dear Families, Students, and Staff, We were notified by the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) of a lab of a confirmed case of COVID-19 (novel coronavirus) in a member of the Waubun school community with no exposure in our school community. For privacy reasons, we cannot share details about the status of the individual. At this time, they have each been advised to stay home and away from other people (isolate). We have worked with the MDH to identify those who had close contact with the case, and have communicated with them individually. The risk of exposure for other individuals present in the building on that date is no greater than the risk of contracting the virus in the general community. If you were not identified to have close contact with the positive case you should still monitor for symptoms of illness, but do not need to stay home unless symptoms develop. If symptoms develop, stay home and consult with your physician to determine if medical evaluation is needed. We are working closely with MDH to monitor the situation. If you have questions, contact Carolyn Cossette, School Nurse or Lisa Weber, Superintendent at 218-473-6171. Thank you for helping to keep our school community safe. COVID-19 Resources If You Are Sick: COVID-19 (www.health.state.mn.us/diseases/coronavirus/sick.html) Coronavirus (COVID-19) (www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html) Sincerely, Lisa Weber, Superintendent Waubun-Ogema-White Earth Schools
almost 5 years ago, Tammy Brehm
Monday Morning Trivia: Play for fun... The four sacred herbs include tobacco, sweet grass, cedar and ______? A- lavender B- garlic C- chives D- sage ** Students play by email for a chance to win a prize- we play for fun on Facebook! Happy Monday
almost 5 years ago, Thunderbird Student Life
Word of the Day
almost 5 years ago, WOWE School District
hunting
Learning Model update 11-20-2020
almost 5 years ago, Tammy Brehm
Distance Learning Model
Distance Learning Model
Word of the Day
almost 5 years ago, WOWE School District
hello
Dear Families, Students, and Staff, We were notified by the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) of a lab of a confirmed case of COVID-19 (novel coronavirus) in a member of the Waubun school community with no exposure in our school community. For privacy reasons, we cannot share details about the status of the individual. At this time, they have each been advised to stay home and away from other people (isolate). We have worked with the MDH to identify those who had close contact with the case, and have communicated with them individually. The risk of exposure for other individuals present in the building on that date is no greater than the risk of contracting the virus in the general community. If you were not identified to have close contact with the positive case you should still monitor for symptoms of illness, but do not need to stay home unless symptoms develop. If symptoms develop, stay home and consult with your physician to determine if medical evaluation is needed. We are working closely with MDH to monitor the situation. If you have questions, contact Carolyn Cossette, School Nurse or Lisa Weber, Superintendent at 218-473-6171. Thank you for helping to keep our school community safe. COVID-19 Resources If You Are Sick: COVID-19 (www.health.state.mn.us/diseases/coronavirus/sick.html) Coronavirus (COVID-19) (www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html) Sincerely, Lisa Weber, Superintendent Waubun-Ogema-White Earth Schools
almost 5 years ago, Tammy Brehm
Dear Families, Students, and Staff, We were notified by the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) of a lab confirmed case of COVID-19 (novel coronavirus) in a member of the Waubun school community with exposure dates of 11/11/20 and 11/12/20 in our school community. For privacy reasons, we cannot share details about the status of the person. At this time, they have been advised to stay home and away from other people (isolate). We have worked with the MDH and White Earth Health to identify those who had close contact with the case, and have communicated with them individually. The risk of exposure for other individuals present in the building on that date is no greater than the risk of contracting the virus in the general community. If you were not identified to have close contact with the positive case you should still monitor for symptoms of illness, but do not need to stay home unless symptoms develop. If symptoms develop, stay home and consult with your physician to determine if medical evaluation is needed. We are working closely with MDH to monitor the situation. If you have questions, contact Carolyn Cossette, School Nurse or Lisa Weber, Superintendent at 218-473-6171. Thank you for helping to keep our school community safe. COVID-19 Resources If You Are Sick: COVID-19 (www.health.state.mn.us/diseases/coronavirus/sick.html) Coronavirus (COVID-19) (www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html) Sincerely, Lisa Weber, Superintendent Waubun-Ogema-White Earth Schools
almost 5 years ago, Tammy Brehm
Way to go Vincent, Congratulation's!
almost 5 years ago, Britani Ferencik
Student of the month
Good job well done Jake!!
almost 5 years ago, Britani Ferencik
Student of the month
Way to go Jayden!
almost 5 years ago, Britani Ferencik
Student of the Month
Congratulation's Piper!
almost 5 years ago, Britani Ferencik
student of the month