The Booster Club is looking for groups, teams, and individuals to fill some shifts for the basketball tournament this weekend. Groups and/or individuals are paid fairly well for working these shifts. The money goes into your group/team fund for various purchases by group advisors/coaches, etc. Below are the needs. If your group/team can take a shift let Mr. Routledge know!
Clean up crew: both Saturday and Sunday $200.00 each day
Concessions: Saturday---4 people—3:30-7:30 Sunday-----4 people—3:30-7:30
Admission/gate: Sunday-----1 people at South Prairie---7:30 am-11:30 am Sunday-----1 person at “Earnest Academy”---7:30 am-11:30 am
**They could also use more people for all shifts if available but the above is the minimum they need.
Student council has their table set up in the commons during lunch to buy forget-me-not flowers until next Thursday!
Today and tomorrow you can also buy a bracelet to support Tyanna Weeks for $2!
This weekend the Booster Club will be hosting their last travel basketball tournament for the season @ South Prairie. If you are looking for something to occupy your time, we could use your help! We are looking for adults & students to fill the shifts. Please remember that for every shift your organization works, a portion of the money raised will go to that organization. You can be part of any school organization or athletic team: baseball, softball, volleyball, cheer, football, golf, trap shooting, basketball, PTO,FFA, drama club, speech team or even for your class! Make sure you write down which organization, when you fill out the volunteer form. The link is below: Thank you, thank you, thank you!
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Check out what's displayed in Claryce's Corner for the month of March! Featuring books from the science-fiction genre!
Congratulations to South Prairie FFA on their completion of the Winter Career Development Event season yesterday. 10 members competed in the areas of Agricultural Sales, Agronomy, and Livestock Judging. The Ag Sales team took second place overall, narrowly missing out on a chance to compete at Nationals.
Individually, Gracie Rauschenberger was a gold award recipient, placing 5th in a field of 201 individuals. Team members Brylee Beeter, Joshua Lindbo, and Natalee Becker also took home gold awards. Jacob Kramer received a bronze award. In Agronomy, Breanna Mindt received a bronze award. Miranda Novodvorsky also competed. In the Livestock Judging event, Amber Braasch received a silver award. Bryleigh McBride and Alysa Rice also competed. Good work to all our competitors!
Driver's ed registration is due tomorrow. You must have your permit to register. See Mr. Cooper for more info!
Students who sold pizzas for prom can pick up their pizzas in the commons at any time. They have already arrived.
💜 The student council's fundraiser for the Alzheimer's Association starts today! Here is a breakdown of how you can help and compete!
PreK-5:
-Any student, family member, teacher, or supporter can buy a flower for a certain teacher's classroom. The class with the most flowers at the end of lunch on the 28th will get to spray Mrs. Neshem with silly string and win a Royals Roast for their class.
-Flowers can be purchased from their classroom teacher March 18-28.
6-12th grade:
-Individual student competition: students can buy a flower, put their locker number on it, and then the student with the most flowers on their locker wins a $25 Visa gift card and Royals Roast certificate for 5 drinks. (One winner for 6-8 and one for 9-12)
-Teacher competition: anyone can place a vote for a teacher they want to shave their head! Whichever teacher has the most votes will get their head shaved in front of the whole school!
Teachers who were nominated to shave their head are: Mr. MacIver, Mr. Stach, Mr. Routledge, and Mr. Seidler!
-Flowers can be purchased during JH and HS lunches.
The pizzas from the prom fundraiser will be delivered tomorrow, March 18, and all students need to make arrangements for them to be picked up after 3:00 pm.
Clothing store links for softball and track! Any players or fans are welcome to order! Today is the LAST day for the track order!
🥎Softball is open until Thursday, March 21st https://cossacksoftball24.itemorder.com/shop/home/
👟Track and Field is open until March 11th!
https://bsnteamsports.com/shop/e1DE6dYH6a
On the road to Carrington yesterday, South Prairie FFA members competed in their last contest of the regular Winter Career Development Event season. Amber Braasch earned 4th place gold in the Livestock Judging Contest. In Ag Sales, Joshua Lindbo, Gracie Rauschenberger, and Jacob Kramer received gold. Miley Nelson placed silver and Logan Hanneman took bronze. The Ag Sales team earned a silver. Bronze recipients in the Agronomy competition were Miranda Novodvorsky and Breanna Mindt. Good work FFA members and best of luck at state!
The Max-South Prairie Speech Team competed today at the Glenburn Invite. Natalee Becker got 1st in Informative Speech and State Qualified for the Class B State Tournament in Mandan in April! Congrats Natalee!
Emma Marten placed 2nd in EPR and Elias Jimenez placed 9th in EPR.
Emma Marten and Skylar Beck placed 3rd in Serious Duo.
Maddie Hogue and Natalee Becker placed 3rd in Humorous Duo.
Emma Marten was 4th in Poetry.
Karl Behm was 4th in Impromptu.
Skylar Beck placed 5th in Impromptu and 6th in Serious Prose.
Maddie Hogue was 5th in Humorous Interp.
Natalee Becker was 6th in her Entertain and 8th in Humorous Interp.
Calen Rohrbach placed 6th in Impromptu.
Emma Marten was also 7th in Dramatic.
Both Natalee Becker and Emma Marten earned the last leg of All State so are members of the ND Speech and Theater 🎭 All State Team! Congrats ladies!
The next speech meet for our speakers is March 23rd in Max: Our Home Meet!
Congratulations to the boys basketball team on their 4th place finish in the region 3 tournament! Also, Josh Groninger and Cameron Sys were named to the all-region team! Nice job, Royals!
The boys basketball team plays tomorrow for a chance to make it to the state play-in game!
🏀 3rd/4th place game against Bottineau
⏰ 6:00 p.m.
📍 MSU Dome
🎧 Listen on KHRT
💻 Streamed on GameDay Media's Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ny325XyIj5k
The boys and the cheerleaders will do a walk-through down the halls tomorrow at 3:10 so all of the students and staff can wish them good luck!
Bring your school spirit and cheer loud! Let's go, Royals!
Clothing store links for softball and track! Any players or fans are welcome to order!
🥎Softball is open until Thursday, March 21st https://cossacksoftball24.itemorder.com/shop/home/
👟Track and Field is open until March 11th!
https://bsnteamsports.com/shop/e1DE6dYH6a
🍽️ Menu change: Friday, March 8th will be bagels for breakfast and Maxx sticks for lunch.
Good luck to the varsity boys basketball team tonight against Stanley! Fans, let's show up and cheer them on!
⏰ Game time: 6:00 p.m.
📍 Location: MSU Dome
🟠 Theme: Camo/Bright Orange (Hunting)
💻 Streaming Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRq8bIFUKqg
🎧 Listen on KHRT Radio!
South Prairie FFA members traveled to Turtle Lake this weekend to participate in the Turtle Lake-Mercer-McClusky Career Development Events. Here are the results:
The Ag Sales team consisting of Brylee Beeter, Natalee Becker, Jacob Kramer, and Joshua Lindbo took 2nd place. Individually, Joshua Lindbo placed gold, 3rd overall in the competition. Jacob Kramer placed gold and 9th overall. Brylee Beeter was silver, 14th overall. Natalee Becker and Miley Nelson placed bronze. Taylor Weber and Logan Hanneman also competed.
Miranda Novodvorsky and Breanna Mindt participated in the Agronomy competition. Bryleigh McBride and Alysa Rice participated in Livestock Judging.
🏀 The boys basketball team got the win against Turtle Mountain! They advance to the regional semi-finals tomorrow against Stanley starting at 6:00 p.m. at the MSU Dome!
The middle school field trip at the Bottineau Winter Park is this Thursday, March 7th! Students in grades 6-8th will be leaving the school at 8:15 am and arriving in Bottineau at about 10 am. We will return to the school beween 5:30 and 6 pm. The busses will stop at the NDSU extension center for a drop off, then return to the school.
Couple notes to remind students, parents and families:
-Lunch will be provided by class funds. If a student wants extra snacks or drinks, please bring money to pay for that separately.
-Students have selected an activity to do throughout the day between tubing, snowboarding, and skiing. If they would like to change their activity throughout the day, it will be a 20 dollar charge the student must pay for.
-If a student has any missing work, overdue library books, or are on the ineligible list, they will not be able to go on the trip. These students will be notified about staying back at the school for the day!
-Please have students prepared for outside activities and weather on Thursday! Hats, gloves, boots, winter coats, snowpants are required to be outside for the day! It is supposed to be cold on Thursday, so be prepared!