Today's Spelling Bee Winners: 1st place: Kale Misegades, 2nd place: Ryan Despard, and third place Beck Thorson. Kale will now advance to regionals in Fergus Falls. Congratulations boys!
New for 2nd semester: 2nd chance breakfast! Breakfast is served from
9:47 - 9:58 daily for students in grades 6-12. Over 80 breakfasts have been served each day this week. Students LOVE 2nd chance breakfast.
One breakfast per day is free to all students. Students wishing to eat two breakfasts will be charged for the 2nd breakfast.
Henning School and buses are two (2) hours late today (Wednesday, January 19). School begins at 10:10 - Breakfast will not be served.
CONGRATULATIONS to Emma Severson for being selected as the Sub-section 22 female AAA (Academics, Arts, Athletics) Award Winner. This selection recognizes and honors high school seniors
who have excelled in the classroom, on the athletic field and in a fine arts activity such as theater, speech, music, or debate. Emma will move on to the regional selection process on February 2. We are extremely proud of you Emma!!!
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SNOW DAY = Henning School is CLOSED on Friday, January 14 due to the inclement weather.
GREAT NEWS! Parent-Teacher-Conferences will now be IN-PERSON on January 17 & January 19 from 3:30-7:00. Parents can still choose to have their conference via teleconference. If you would like to keep your conference in the teleconference format, please call the school office or communicate with the teacher directly (our Prek-5 teachers have sent home a paper form for communication purposes). If your conference was originally scheduled for Tuesday, November 16, your new date is Monday, January 17 at the previous scheduled time. If your conference was originally scheduled for Thursday, November 18, your new date is Wednesday, January 19 at the previous scheduled time.
*We apologize for any confusion - our teachers were communicated about this change recently on 1/5/22, which may have provided for miscommunication to no fault of our teaching staff.
The Henning School and buses will be two (2) hours late tomorrow (Wednesday, January 5) due to the inclement weather. School starts at 10:10 and breakfast will not be served.
The Henning Girls Basketball Game tonight at WDC has been moved up 30 minutes. The JV game will begin at 5:30 followed by the varsity game at approximately 7:00 pm.
OTC Wrestling for tonight has been cancelled.
The preschoolers had a blast “chasing” the gingerbread man cookies that escaped from the oven! We followed clues that eventually led us back to our classroom for a delicious snack of gingerbread cookies and milk!
Mrs. Amundson's Kind Kindergarteners Enjoyed a Wonderful Christmas Celebration today.
The Girls Basketball games against Battle Lake today (Saturday, December 18) are postponed.
The Henning School has become aware of a troubling post that has been shared widely this week on the social media platform TikTok. The post refers to a threat to school safety “for every school in the USA, even elementary,” on Friday, December 17. Please click the following link to read the informative letter - https://5il.co/13b6w
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.
