Please see the attached poster from Child and Adult Nutrition Services about summer meal locations. Thank you
1 day ago, Eric Knight
Summer Meals
Today we proudly recognized 14 Humboldt Elementary students for their perfect attendance this school year. Each student's name was entered into a drawing for a new bike from Ace Hardware in Hartford. Congratulations to Hailey Hanssen on winning the new bike and thank you to Ace Hardware for their generous donation!
3 days ago, Amy Johnson
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A sweet end to a fantastic year! Humboldt Elementary wrapped up Quarter 4 by meeting our school-wide PBIS goal and celebrating with a visit from the SDSU Ice Cream Truck! Thank you to our amazing students for their hard work this school year!
3 days ago, Makenna Macdonald
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One last round of student recognition for the school year! Congratulations to Humboldt Elementary's May Students of Character. These students received the most Trojan Tributes during the month of May. Pictured (L to R): Easton Buckmiller (3rd), Logan Brown (4th), Dottie McCann (5th).
3 days ago, Amy Johnson
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During their last day before graduation, our seniors walk through the elementary schools to show them what a high school graduate looks like. It is a wonderful tradition linking this graduating class to the future.
7 days ago, Andrew Barron
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students smiling
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We announced our final winners for students of the month at the high school. Congratulations to our winners and thank you to Hartford Dairy Queen and Coffee Cup for providing prizes!
8 days ago, Andrew Barron
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Educators Rising held their official signing day today. Members Sophia Prostrollo, Andie Ingalls, and Luke Knight signed their intent to join the field of education. An extra shout-out to Andie for receiving a $1,000 scholarship from South Dakota Educators Rising.
15 days ago, Eric Knight
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Congratulations to Deputy Kommes! In a competition against other School Resource Officers, Deputy Kommes raised the most money for Special Olympics. Pictured with Deputy Kommes is Tori Olson.
16 days ago, Eric Knight
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The middle school celebrated Trojan Tribute winners last Thursday with a meal sponsored by Stomping Grounds. Winners were: 6th grade-Mason Nester and friend, Paxton Nielson; 7th grade-Quincy Petersen and friend, Brody Miles; 8th grade-Sofia Roth and friend, Kyndra Betz.
17 days ago, Mark Rockafellow
The West Central FCCLA chapter earned several honors at the state FCCLA conference. The chapter took home 2nd place in Knowledge Bowl and received multiple gold recognitions in National Programs at the state level. Nationally, the chapter will be recognized at the National Conference for Student Body as runner-up. The chapter received the Top Region Award, Gold Merit Chapter, Gold Membership, and Gold Public Relations. 19 students were recognized for Power of One, which will also be recognized at Nationals. Avaya was recognized with a gold Presidential Award. Avaya and Kinslee will serve next year on state leadership teams. Dr. Poulos, FCCLA adviser, was awarded as the State Chapter Adviser and was named one of the top five outstanding advisers in the state. We have 15 members who have qualified for Nationals and will attend the National Conference in Orlando this summer.
21 days ago, Andrew Barron
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Congratulations to Humboldt Elementary's April Students of Character. These students received the most Trojan Tributes during the month of April. Pictured (L to R): Paxton Johnson (K), Finnley Ingalls (4th), Sonny Tewalt (5th).
22 days ago, Makenna Macdonald
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Josh Mueller basketball camps return to West Central this summer. Please see the attached flyer for details. Registration will be open to West Central students until May 16th. Dates for 8th-12th-grade girls and 11th-12th-grade boys will be released soon.
22 days ago, Eric Knight
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Both the middle school and high school track meets for today, Thursday, April 24th have been canceled.
30 days ago, Eric Knight
April 21-25 celebrates Public School Volunteer Week!
about 1 month ago, Amy Johnson
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Hartford Elementary Second and Third Graders celebrated Earth Day by picking up trash around our school! What a great way to show responsibility for our community!
about 1 month ago, Ashley Bahrenfuss
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Staff and students, please join the District PBIS Committee in celebrating Earth Day by promoting responsibility, respect, and safety for our planet!
about 1 month ago, Makenna Macdonald
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Spread the word! Our FCCLA and EdRising groups are hosting a parent's night out for children K-8.
about 1 month ago, Andrew Barron
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Sophomore Mausten Stelter was invited to compete in the 2025 Junior Olympics for Rifle in Alabama next week. We wish him the BEST OF LUCK!
about 1 month ago, Andrew Barron
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Student holding rifle
West Central FCCLA is hosting an Egg Your Yard fundraiser, where we’ll fill your yard with candy-filled eggs just in time for Easter! All proceeds will help our members develop leadership skills and earn the opportunity to attend the National FCCLA Conference. FCCLA (Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America) is a national student organization dedicated to building future leaders by focusing on personal growth, career readiness, and community service. By participating in this fundraiser, you’re not only adding excitement to your Easter celebrations but also supporting students in gaining valuable experiences that will shape their futures. You can use the Google link to sign up. https://forms.gle/7HsoFf7CzqWF8XLm6 Thank you for helping our local chapter. Orders will be taken until Friday, April 18th. Eggs will be placed on Saturday, the 19th, during the evening hours.
about 1 month ago, Eric Knight
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Mr. Jira’s Intro to IT students took a deep dive into the world of Virtual Reality today! From exploring immersive environments to understanding how VR technology works, they experienced firsthand how this cutting-edge tech is transforming industries.
about 2 months ago, Andrew Barron
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