Reminder: No School Friday, March 1 for spring break.
This school year, youth vaping is as big an issue as ever, especially given growing mental health challenges among youth. Behind the bright colors and sweet flavors of e-cigarettes are harmful chemicals and nicotine addiction. Join us to learn the essentials for helping kids avoid or quit vaping. Our virtual presentation Dangers of Vaping: What Parents Need to Know in 2024 will be held on Tuesday, March 12 at 6:00pm Eastern Time. At the end of this presentation, participants will be able to:
· Understand and recognize tobacco industry tactics targeting youth
· Explain the dangers of nicotine e-cigarettes/vapes, non-nicotine vapes, and other new tobacco products
· Know the steps to protect youth and how to advise others to get involved
· Take action in their own communities
If you can't make it, don't worry! We will be offering this presentation throughout the rest of the year on May 12, September 10, and November 19.
Make sure to register for our event on March 12 using the button below. This event is FREE and open to all, including parents, people who work with youth, and others. The recording will be available to all registrants after the webinar.
Register Today! https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_FjA06h0ET-Cl-Ld2yZR2Kw?eType=EmailBlastContent&eId=8172f17f-1cac-469c-8f2e-b7caf27cc55a#/registration
Your financial support allows Parents Against Vaping, a volunteer-led and -powered nonprofit, to continue our critical work protecting all of our kids. We hope you will consider making a generous donation using the button below.
Mrs. Volson did a tie dye project with the after school kids this month! They all made their own bucket hat.🧢
Drake/Anamoose High School March Lunch and Activities Calendar
March menu/newsletter - elementary school
What's better than breakfast for lunch?! The Kindergarten class sure enjoyed their meal today! Chocolate chip pancakes, omelets, and hash brown patties for the win!
McHenry Emergency Mitigation survey
Preschool training
State Cybersecurity Competition
Notice: City of Anamoose information meeting scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 22 at 7PM at the Senior Center.
Competition has officially started!! Best of luck to our Cyber Madness teams as they tackle three grueling rounds of competition! We know you got this! ☺️🤍🖤
Be sure to mark your your calendar for Game Night.
Reminders:
Wednesday: Early Out Shuttle bus at 1:30, Route at 1:45
Monday, Feb. 19 - No School
Math Counts competition has been rescheduled to Tuesday, February 13th at 9:00am in Velva.
These 4 students represented Anamoose-Drake Elementary at the McHenry County Spelling Bee that was held in Drake today! 3rd grade- Rhodes Becker, 4th grade- Jamisen Bruner, 5th grade- Benson Burkart, 6th grade- Quincy Bruner 📝
Drake Anamoose Cyber Madness Students moving on to state competition!!
Drake Anamoose High School had 2 teams compete for the 3-day virtual High School Cyber Madness competition, Code Making Monkey's (Rachel Held, Zach Volson, McKenna Melaas, Kaidence Hase, and Kyle Volson) and Kale Kingdom (Josie Ehrman, Jade Uhlich, Alex Lakoduk, Evelyn Isaak, and Kaitlyn Lakoduk). 26 teams competed from across the state with the top 20 moving on to the in-person finals February 15-16th at Bismark State College. Code Making Monkey's finished 7th and Kale Kingdom finished 8th. Great Job to all of our students that participated in Cyber Madness. Congratulations and Good Luck at State!!
District 8 Girls' Basketball Tournament starts Tuesday February 6th. The Lady Raiders will take on the Velva Aggies at 4:30 in Minot.
February 2024 menu-newsletter, elementary school
Trap registration is now open. Cost per athlete is $40. Trap club will provide shells and targets for the upcoming season. To register please go to claytargetgo.com and use team ID dre320 when you register. New shooters will need to create an account. Shooters who have previously shot use your existing accounts. Season starts the last week of March. Please register ASAP so shells can be purchased. Deadline to register is March 25.
In North Dakota class the 4th graders have been learning about the fur trade business from the 1800’s. They even had an activity where they got to feel and classify some of the animal furs we have here in ND.
