Join us on Friday, December 17 @ 1:30 p.m. for the Elementary/MS (Grades K-6) Christmas Concert.
Henning School and buses will be two (2) hours late tomorrow (Thursday, December 16). Classes will begin at 10:10 and breakfast will not be served.
Henning High School National Honor Society Members were honored at the Annual NHS Induction Ceremony. Members of NHS are held to a high standard upon induction and throughout their membership in the Four Pillars: Scholarship, Leadership, Service & Character.
Back row: *Faith Fisher, *Becca Frederick, *Gabi Umland, *Tyson Misegades , *Ally Hart, *Kaislyn Bunkowski
Front: *Riley Bode, Alyvia Bunkowski, Emma Severson, Tanner Arndt
*symbolizes new inductees
Ms. Greenwood (Head Cook) took student input on a new “Fruit Breakfast Pizza” item that might be on the menu soon😋
Our Elementary students had fun being entertained at The Sons of Norway program. Students were excited to be part of the program.
The Henning 3rd and 4th graders received their early Christmas gifts with the helping hands of Donna Geiser, Gail Guse, and MaryAnn Wilke. The students cut, folded, and sewed their fleece hats and will keep their ears nice and warm this winter! The students also learned about recycling and how the very hats they were putting together were made with recycled plastic!
School and buses are two (2) hours late today (Monday, December 6). Classes begins at 10:10 - breakfast will not be served.
Ms. Feda's Kindergartner's (Elves) are working on their Countdown to Christmas Project.
Come join us in some Holiday FUN! You are invited to make a gingerbread house with your child on Tuesday, December 7 from 6:00-7:00 p.m. in the Henning School cafeteria. Please RSVP to the school District Office by Monday, December 6 (218-583-2927) so we can plan accordingly. Please bring a store purchased, sealed bag of candies such as M&Ms, Red Hots, Moni Candy Canes, or other "light weight" candies to provide a variety of materials to decorate the houses. The school will provide the graham crackers, icing, some candy and other needed materials.
Our students did a wonderful job in their three performances of A-Wop Bop A-Loo Bop this past weekend.
School Announcements:
1. The following link communicates continued and additional practices regarding COVID mitigation at the School. https://5il.co/126s5
2. Tuesday, November 23 - After school Targeted Services (Grades K-5) is CANCELLED.
3. Wednesday, November 24 is a scheduled Early Dismissal Day @ 12:00 p.m.
Come join us for a SPECTATULAR musical performance of A-WOP BOP A-LOO BOP this weekend ONLY!
Due to the unfortunate increase in COVID-19 cases amongst our students, families and staff over the weekend, the decision has been made to postpone our Parent-Teacher Conference nights this week to later dates (To-Be-Determined). This is a precautionary approach to help fight the spread of COVID-19 amongst our staff, students and families. We will communicate the rescheduled dates at least a week in advance from the new dates.
*All known school related close contacts have been communicated with families at this time.
Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) Classes (Morning & Evening) for Tuesday, November 16 have been cancelled.
11/15/21: Students will need winter gear at recess daily for the winter season. Winter gear includes: winter jacket, hat, gloves, snow pants & boots.
A great Veteran’s Day program today performed by our students with great appreciation for OUR Veterans.
Here is the link to Veteran's Day program: https://youtu.be/871FoN71vTo The program begins at 1:00 today.
Henning School Annual Veterans Day Celebration
When: Thursday, November 11 @ 1:00 p.m.
Where: High School Gymnasium
Who: Families, Community Friends and Veteran's & Their Spouse
After the Celebration: Pie & Coffee for our Veteran's and their spouse in the cafeteria (please RSVP with the District Office 218-583-2927)
The Hornet Trap team wrapped up its 5 week Fall season in late October. With the loss of sunlight each day in the Fall, the team gets to shoot under the lights for much of the second half of the season. These shooters are looking forward to their spring season coming up in March!
5th grade students recently had the opportunity to travel to Ottertail to check out the Ottertail County Sheriff Department's CSI equipment. The 5th graders recently completed a Crime scene investigation where they used different scientific powder tests to determine who stole a missing cake. They also learned some of the processes in which evidence, data, and information are collected and the proper way to handle and present these findings.
