Today's announcements
Reminder to all students and parents. Thursday SC will dismiss at 1:00, and will not be in secession Friday, April 15th or Monday, April 18th. Have a Great Easter Break!
There were 60 golfers in the tournament.
This evening a school board meeting will take place in the MS Lab at 5:00
Track Practice @ Woony after school
HS students- NHS applications are due by NOON Thursday, April 14th!
NAMI End the Silence presentation is now scheduled for today - middle school @12:45 and high school @2:00. The community is welcome to attend.
We will be visiting your student’s class soon—here’s what we will be discussing.
- One in five teens lives with a mental health condition
- Mental health conditions are not anyone’s fault or something to be ashamed of
- 50% of mental health conditions emerge by age 14 and 75% by age 24
- Warning signs typically begin about two to four years before a mental health condition becomes serious
- Many young people who receive treatment and support early can achieve recovery and live healthy, full and productive lives
Know the Warning Signs
You know more about your son/daughter’s typical behavior than anyone else. This puts you in the best position to notice changes and know when it’s time to get professional help. Below is a list of warning signs to watch for:
- Feeling sad or withdrawn for more than 2 weeks
- Trying to harm or end one’s live or making plans to do so
- Severe, out-of-control, risk-taking behaviors that causes harm to self or others
- Sudden, overwhelming fear for no reason, sometimes with a racing heart, physical discomfort or difficulty breathing
- Throwing up, using laxatives or not eating to lose weight; significant weight loss
- Seeing, hearing or believing things that are not real
- Excessive use of alcohol or drugs
- Drastic changes in mood, behavior, personality or sleeping habits
- Extreme difficulty concentrating or staying still leading to physical danger or failing at school
- Intense worries or fears that get in the way of daily activities
Resources for Parents and Caregivers
www. sdsuicideprevention.org
Please contact your school administration if you prefer your child to opt out of the Ending the Silence Presentation.
If you or a family member is showing signs of a mental health condition, trust your instincts and get help. Contact your family doctor, local behavioral health center or hospital.
Call 211 for information, or the NAMI Helpline 1-800-950-6264. Also, call the Suicide Prevention Helpline at 800-273-8255 for questions about suicide or to talk. In an emergency, call 911.
Student CPR training will be held April 20th for Seniors and divided into two groups (9-12) (12-3)
April 27th 8th grade will have CPR classes from 9-12.
SC golf athletes Dayton Eaton, Evan Easton, Bryce Larson, Teagen Moody, and Parker Ettswold.
Menu-Notes from the kitchen
Breakfast for this week-Pick 1 Breakfast Item:Grape or Strawberry Uncrustable Sandwich, Oatmeal Chocolate Chip BeneFIT Bar Mini Cinni Rolls,
Pick 2 Breakfast Items:Cereal, Cocoa Puffs, Lucky Charms, Fruit Loops
Monday-Turkey Club Croissant, Honey Glazed Carrots, Choice of Fruit
Tuesday-Breakfast for Lunch, Mini Pancakes, Sausage Links, Redskin Oven Roasted Potatoes, Assorted Juice
Wednesday-Soft Shell Beef Taco, Taquitos, Mini Tacos
Thursday-Easter Dinner, Ham & Cheesy Potatoes, Steamed Green Beans, Assorted Fresh Fruits, Easter Dessert
Chef's Choice
Wednesday, April 20th-Asian Glazed Meatballs, Garlic Infused Brown Rice, Steamed Broccoli
Wednesday, April 27th-Breakfast for Lunch
Middle School Updates
6th Grade
7th Grade
8th Grade
Community
In honor of "Month of the Military Child" in April, the VFW Post 2750 Auxiliary in Mitchell has teamed up with Logan Luxury Theaters and Community Sponsors to purchase tickets for our military kids in the area! Please click on the following link for additional information. Remember "Purple Up" Day in South Dakota is Friday, April 8th so wear purple in support of our military kids!
Sanborn Central has an immediate opening for a custodian position with primary functions to provide maintenance, preventative services, and cleaning of the assigned district facility. Employee is responsible for setting up own personal schedule and sequence of tasks within the time frame of the general schedule established by the Supervisor and is responsible for accomplishing his/her assigned tasks in a safe manner, reporting safety hazards, and any accidents promptly.
Qualifications
2.) One (1) year of related experience in the maintenance field (a combination
of training and experience may be considered)
Job Specification
1.) This is an hourly (8/day) 12-month/year position. Some overtime may also be associated with certain parts of the position
2.) Compensation will be determined by experience and expertise (ranging from $14 - $20) with retirement match in the South Dakota Retirement system, vacation time, and available health care options.
Bridal Shower for Tristan Ziebart (Bride-to-Be of Trevor Olson)
2 People from 2 Towns sharing in 1 Community Bridal Shower
Saturday April 16th @ 2pm at the Woonsocket Community Center
*Please bring your favorite recipe to share with the bride.
The couple is registered at Target and Amazon
The Artesian Area WWTS youth will present the Easter play “Journey to the Cross” on Wednesday, April 13th at 6:00 pm. at the Artesian 1st Lutheran Church. Kelly Wilson, a 4th grade youth, wrote and chose the cast for the play. Sandwiches, chips, and goodies will be served by the church ladies following the play. All are welcome. Please note that the youth will ride the bus after school on the 13th like usual, and the parents can come from 5:30-6:00 for the play. Parents please bring your youth’s God’s Global Barnyard banks with you on the 13th.The Artesian 1st Lutheran Ladies will have their annual Easter bake sale on Saturday, April 16th from 9:30-11:00 am at the Artesian Community Center. Coffee, juice, and delicious homemade rolls will be served. The ladies will also be having a quilt raffle. The quilt is a queen size beautiful blue tumbling block pattern. Tickets will be sold in advance, and also the day of the bake sale. Proceeds will go to local and mission projects. The winner will be drawn the 16th, and need not be present to win. This event is held in conjunction with the CIA Easter Egg Hunt.
Information for the Woonsocket community library summer reading program. The letter says April 1st deadline, but will still take registration if completed right away.
Registration Form
Summer Reading Program Information
Upcoming
Tuesday, April 12-Orange Day
5/6th VB Scrimmage @ Woony
Soccer practice
Coborn's Receipt's Due
Track Practice @ Woony
Eligibility
HS track Desmet Booster Relays
JH track meet Corsica/Stickney @ Corsica
JH golf meet
NO SCHOOL
Monday, April 18th
NO SCHOOL
HS Howard Relays
No JH track
Soccer practice
Wednesday, April 20th-Orange Day
Track practice at SC
WWTS (3:45-5:30)
Eligibility
Soccer games @ SC
(HS)Greenway Relays at MV
(JH)Huskies Invite at Bridgewater
State FFA
FFA State
JH Track Meet @ WS
HS practice @ Woony
Tuesday, April 26th-Orange Day
FFA State
Varsity golf Districts
Track practice @ Woony
Soccer games @ SC
Pre-K assessments
Track Practice @ SC
Spring Concert
Eligibility
V Golf @ WS
track practice @ Woony
V golf at WS
Extra Help Day
Pre-K Open House
JH track Howard
Soccer games @ SC