We’re so excited to kick off elementary volleyball on Monday, March 9th! This is such a fun opportunity for our kids to grow in teamwork, confidence, and skills on the court.
Important Info:
• 🕞 Practice is 3:30–5:00 PM after school on full school days
• ❌ No practice on Wednesdays
• 📅 A Scranton calendar with games and practice dates will be sent home soon
• 👟 Please send athletes with athletic clothes, knee pads, tennis shoes, and a water bottle
We can’t wait to see the energy and excitement this group brings!
– Coach Resner, Coach Johnson, & High School Coaches
FFA Week: Career Item Day
Quote of the day-- "Sometimes if you want to see a change for the better, you have to take matters into your own hands"-- Clint Eastwood
Track: All students in 7-12 interested in track will meet at in the lunchroom 3:00
Geography Bee: 1:20 Music Room
FFA Week: T-shirts Blue and Gold
Quote of the day-- "If you can't describe what you are doing as a process, you don't know what you're doing." — W. Edwards Deming
Boys Basketball: Practice in Hettinger
Boys/Girls Wrestling: State Wrestling in Fargo
FFA Contest in Bowman
Quote of the day-- "The greater the obstacle, the more glory in overcoming it."—Molière
Saturday February 21
Boys Wrestling: at State Dual Tournament in Fargo. They will wrestle Carrington in the first round. Times TBA
Science Olympiad: Practice from 8:30-12:00
FFA Judging: Killdeer
Boys Basketball: Games at Flasher. A, B only. Games will begin at 5:00. Boys will be dismissed at 1:30. Depart at 1:40
Boys/Girls Wrestling: at State in Fargo
There will be Science Olympiad practice on Saturday Feb. 21 from 8:30-12:00
Quote of the day-- "Do not confuse character with reputation. Reputation is what people think you are. Character is what you really are."-- John D. Rockefeller, Jr.
Assistant Track and Field coach with an emphasis in throwing events
If you have any background or experience in these areas, please reach out to Jon Kohler at jon.kohler@k12.nd.us or Kirby Cagle at kirby.cagle@k12.nd.us to get an application. Applicants must pass a background check, and become a certified coach per NDHSAA guidelines.
Daily Announcements-- February 18, 2026--
Boys Basketball: Practice in Hettinger
Girls Basketball: Practice in Scranton
Boys/Girls Wrestling: at State Wrestling in Fargo
Youth Group: 6:30
Quote of the day-- "Follow your bliss and the universe will open doors where there were only walls."-- Joseph Campbell
Boys Basketball: Practice in Hettinger
Girls Basketball: District Tournament at Bowman
Boys & Girls Wrestling: 11:15 sendoff in the hallway. 11:20 leave time.
Good Luck All!!
Quote of the day-- "The two most powerful warriors are patience and time." — Leo Tolstoy
Week of February 16- Updated
Monday February 16
No School: President’s Day
Boys Basketball: Practice in Hettinger
Girls Basketball: District Tournament @ Bowman. Play @ 2:00 v. New England
Boys Wrestling: Practice in Wrestling Room
Girls Wrestling: Practice at the Academy
Tuesday February 17
Boys Basketball: Practice in Hettinger
Girls Basketball: District Tournament @ Bowman. TBA
Boys/Girls Wrestling: Send off at 11:15 in the hallway as the wrestlers. Leave Hettinger at 12:00 for Fargo.
Wednesday February 18
Boys Basketball: Practice in Hettinger
Boys/Girls Wrestling: At school wrestling.
Thursday February 19
Boys Basketball: GAMES @ Flasher. A,B only. Games will begin at 5:00. Boys will dismiss at 1:30. Depart @ 1:40
Boys/Girls Wrestling: @ State Individual Tournament in Fargo
Friday February 20
Boys Basketball: Practice in Hettinger
Boys/Girls Wrestling: @ State Individual Tournament in Fargo
Saturday February 21
Boys Wrestling: @ State Dual Tournament in Fargo. They will wrestle Carrington in the First Round. Times TBA
Bring Concert Black, Blue Jackets, etc.
Boys Basketball: Games Home (S) vs. Harding County. Games will begin at 5:30. Last home game
Girls Basketball: Practice in Hettinger
Boys Wrestling: Leave for Region Individual Tournament in Killdeer
Girls Wrestling: at West Region Individual Tournament in Belcourt
Quote of the day-- "When you reach the end of your rope, tie a knot in it and hang on." -- Franklin D. Roosevelt
