PVC: We had a GREAT time at the Fall Festival again this year! Thank you so much to Danielle and Kyle Rausch for hosting us and to Gary Currier for providing us with the most fun rocks!
The SB Cheerleaders and Charlie joined the Fall Festival too! We sure love do love this community 💜🍁
Science fruit or is it a science vegetable? 3rd graders were busy dissecting radishes, tomatoes, cucumbers, potatoes, and celery as they are trying to see if the garden item had seeds inside them or not. If they have seeds, they are a "science fruit". Thank you Bob and Brenda Hyde for the fantastic items.
This trampoline is to be given away on a first come, first serve basis. If you are interested, please contact Tara White at 605-258-2618 or via email Tara.white@k12.sd.us. If unclaimed after Friday, October 25 it will be disposed of. You will be responsible for picking it up by Friday, October 25.
Our 3rd graders had a spooktacular time in Art class today! 👻🎨 They created these amazing value gradient Ghost paintings using a variety of colors. Their creativity and skill were on full display!
The Agar-Blunt-Onida School District would like to thank the following local beef producers for their participation in the "Farm to Table" program. The Kinkler Farms Partnership and Lost Acres donated a full beef, as well as Don and Cameron Rogers for donating the cost of processing. THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR GENEROSITY, IT IS TRULY APPRECIATED!
If you are interested in learning about participating in the "Farm to Table" program please contact our Lunch Service Director, Vickie Heninger at the school (258-2618).
Middle school volleyball will not practice tomorrow, October 18th due to the early dismissal.
This week's SEL theme is Self-Regulation!
#SocialEmotionalLearning
#TeamWorkMakestheDreamWork
Members of the ABO school district as well as community members met with a team from the SD Statewide Family Engagement Center to do a research study and Family Friendly Walk Through of the school. The team then brainstormed ways to promote family engagement for our students. This is a cooperative effort, and continued follow-up will be held over the next 18 months.
3rd grade started a new math chapter today and it's all about Division. They busted out the counters and learned how to put them into equal groups!
Tomorrow's MS volleyball matches @ Mobridge-Pollock will have two games. This is a change from the original plan of three games.
6th/7th @ 4:00
7th/8th @ 4:45
All the things in happening in MS Sciences this week! 8th graders testing potential and kinetic energy by building their own experiment!
#HandsOnLearning
All the things in happening in MS Sciences this week! 7th graders "cell"ing the school!
All the things in happening in MS Sciences this week! 6th graders presenting their 3D models of Earth's layers!
Flu Shot Clinic will be held at the school on Oct. 29 from 1:00-3:00pm.
If you are interested, please return all paperwork to the school by Oct. 22.
See letter for more information.
REMINDER TO ALL PARENTS AND GUARDIANS,
This Friday, October 18, 2024, the ABO School District will dismiss students at 12:45; lunch will be served prior to dismissal.
🎀 Think Pink Night! 🎀
Join us TONIGHT for an exciting cause! 💗
🏐 Patrons will have 5 minutes to serve! For just $2 per serve, you get a chance to win a t-shirt if your serve hits it! 🎯👕 Hit it, and it's yours to keep!
📅 When: Immediately following the JV Game (we will put five minutes on the clock, and fans will come and serve and try to win a "Think Pink t-shirt."
💸 Cost: $2 per serve
🎁 Prize: Hit a t-shirt, keep a t-shirt!
🎗️ All proceeds go to the Helmsley Cancer Center in Pierre; if you would rather not participate but want to donate, our volunteers will accept donations. But feel free to give that money to a student and have them go out and serve.
Come support a great cause and show your love for our volleyball team! Let’s THINK PINK and serve for a cure! We will do this activity tonight and again when we play Herreid-Selby Area on October 22nd.
#ThinkPink #ServeForACure #VolleyForACause #BeatCancer
8th graders finished up a unit by presenting us with some projects on voting.
Awesome Friday night under the lights! The concession stand was busy and Eli was our Hot Chocolate Man!
Eighth grade ELA students using some math to figure percentages of population in creating graphs for their performance task presentations.
Students enjoyed shopping at Mr. Hermosa's points store. They earn points throughout the week by finishing assignments, staying on task, and having good behavior.
