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Test preparation for Students and Parents.
THURSDAY, MAY 17, 2012
MENU: beef stew, cheese slice, cabbage salad, fresh veggies, flat bread, pears, plums, milk
For all those interested in playing football next year going in to grades 9-12 there will be a meeting in the Sebeka Gym on Friday, May 18th. The bus will leave Menahga at 9:10. The meeting will be about a half hour long. Get your advanced make up slips from the office. If you cannot attend, then contact Coach Nordick.
Student Council has planned Spring Days. These are the dress up days and activities:
Thursday-Duct Tape/Trash Bag Day
Friday-Fake an Injury Day
Students who are helping at the elementary track meet, check the list posted on the high school office window, if you are not available for the WHOLE day please let Mr. White or Judy Peterson know to take you off the list.
The FFA Banquet has been rescheduled for Monday, May 21st @ 7:00.
All girls basketball players pick up your summer schedules from coach Schreiber TODAY
There are graduation party schedules available in the office.
In order for high school students to attend the Elementary Track and Field day you must have advance permission forms signed by your parents or guardians. Permission to attend will only be granted if you have a sibling competing and you will only be excused while your sibling is participating. Permission forms are in the office and must be returned by 8:20 on the morning of May 23, 2012. We will not accept phone call requests.
The High School Media Center will be closing down for the year soon . Our
last day being open for students is Monday, May 21st; please plan accordingly
and make wise use of your time.
There will be performing arts picnic on Monday May 21st beginning at 5:45 pm. All 9-12 students in band, choir or both and all students 7-12 that were involved in theatre this year are welcome to attend. We will have a short awards presentation at 5:45 followed by a picnic supper and fun and games. We will meet on the football field bleachers.
Student council will sell ice cream cones today during lunch for $1.
The 2012 football cheerleading sign-up is in the office. Please get signed up by Friday, May 25th if interested in football cheerleading next fall.
Attention current 8th - 11th graders. Please make it a priority to check your student access page on a daily basis. Mr. Johnson will be sending out important registration information.
Attention current 10th and 11th graders who plan to take College in the High School Courses next fall. These courses include World History, College Algebra, Psychology, and Intro to Literature. The deadline to register with the U of M Crookston for these courses is Friday May 18th. All the information that you need to register is in your messages on your student access page. See Mr. Johnson if you need help.
Matt S and Delanie W please see Mrs. Weyer today!
There will be a meeting during lunch today for the next years FFA officers.
Track team will be dismissed today at 2:30; bus will leave at 2:45
Happy 13th birthday to Laurel H from all your friends!
Students, your parents or guardians will be billed the replacement cost for
any library book that you don't turn in.
Breakfast for Friday is muffin, cheese stick, fruit and milk
Information for parents will appear here and click on the other tabs on this panel for other updates throughout the year.
2010 - 2011 High School Handbook
Please refer to the handbook for an explanation of MHS expectations and policies. It is important that you become familiar with the procedures and regulations that govern the school. All students are required to abide by the Rights and Responsibilities Handbook. Some rules are condensed in this handbook; however, complete policies are available in the district office or available in a digital PDF format on the policies page of this site. Students and parents/guardians are asked to take time to read and discuss the Student & Parent/Guardian Handbook and to keep it handy for future reference.
2010 - 2011 Elementary Handbook
The mission is to provide opportunities for all students to become active life-long learners with the necessary competencies, skills, understandings, and values to contribute to and succeed in a changing society. The new school year renews the cooperative partnership between home and school that will foster positive educational growth. Your involvement and support of your child’s school progress is vital and appreciated. Together, we will set the stage for a successful year of learning and personal growth for each child. This student / parent / guardian handbook outlines many of our school goals and rules. It is intended to address many of the situations that may arise during the next nine months. Two of the basic messages are to respect others and take responsibility for oneself. Please take time to review this handbook with your son / daughter to reflect upon these expectations. Some rules are condensed in this handbook, however, a complete policy handbook is available in the district office or available in a digital PDF format on the policies page of this site.
2011 - 2012 Course Registration Book
Parent/Athlete Concussion Information Form
Testing 2011 Detailed Schedule
The following links provide information for parents. Please contact administrative offices or principals for information not found here. That number is 218.564.4141.
2010 Parent Involvement Policy
Menahga Elementary School Parent Involvement Plan
Recently the Menahga Public Schools was awarded a wellness grant to educate students on the benefits of fruits and vegetables. Students learn about the various fruits and vegetables both common to the family table and those unfamiliar to most of us. The links below provide some information about the program and the things they learn.
Fruits and Veggies More Matters
Flu Shot Information - Injections
Flue Shot Information - Nasal Mist
The Menahga Public Schools consists of two separate but united entities working together. The building is a K-12 facility with the offices, classrooms, and other work areas under one roof. Many of our older students work as teacher's assistants and help the younger students creating a beneficial learning environment for all.
In an age of financial uncertainty, our district maintains a secure funding which allows us to keep classroom sizes small and maintain both core educational programs and extra curricular activities.
Our school typically houses between 750 - 800 students school wide within the two buildings. The buildings are connected making a unique community of students working with each other to achieve their academic goals.
Menahga focuses on the importance of educating our youth with a well-rounded curriculum to provide them with the life long skills needed in today's changing world and for their future.
If you are considering Menahga Schools for your children, feel free to contact us to tour the school facilities and look at the offerings available.
Click on tabs above to find links related to our curriculum, activities and events happening in our school. We encourage you to keep an open dialogue with our staff and office personnel to help with meeting the needs to help your student succeed. We offer several communication tools to maintain a dialogue at your convenience; e-mail, Family Access, Instant Alert, voice mail and for the fun side of school, visit and "like" our Facebook page.