
Field Day today at Hoople Elementary! Competitions and fun for all!











We celebrated our Hoople and Crystal teachers this week who will not be returning next year with donuts, stories and smiles! Thanks for all your work, dedication and love. Best of luck to you all in your next chapter!









Our 3rd-5th grade students went to Icelandic on Friday for a fun day in the sun! Thank you to our VE Boosters for sponsoring a pizza picnic while they were there!











A huge Titan shout out to our Student of the Quarter selections in Hoople and Crystal for Quarter 4! Our Student of the Quarter selections are made based on academic excellence and awarded to individuals going above and beyond while demonstrating growth in all subject areas! Kudos to both!



Congratulations to our May Student of the Month Selections in both Hoople and Crystal! Our character trait focus this month is on perseverance and we couldn't more proud of these hard-working, committed and awesome kids! Congratulations to all!









Throughout the last year, Valley-Edinburg School District has committed much time and attention to its long-range facility planning process. We have gathered a significant amount of data regarding our school's space needs, future student enrollment, facility analyses, and stakeholder feedback from our students, staff, and community members. For more information on data gathered, please visit our school's website at https://www.valley-edinburgk12.com/o/vesd/page/ve-school-ics-long-range-facility-planning.
Many important discussions have been held this spring as we consider potential solutions that will help address our facility needs. In an effort to gain more feedback, we ask once again that we engage our communities in another forward-thinking discussion. Join us at the Edinburg School on Thursday, June 20, at 7PM to hear potential long-term facility solutions and provide much appreciated feedback for our district's decision makers. We look forward to seeing you there!


We love art with Ms. Mel! Thanks for the cute, fun project!




We had a great time at State Music in Bismarck this past weekend! The Sax Ensemble received a star, Aubrey Ratliff received a star for her alto sax solo, and Ingrid Myrdal received an excellent rating for her tuba solo. Kudos!





The staff at VE were treated to delicious pizza thanks to First United Bank this week! A huge thank you to First United for such thoughtfulness and appreciation!


The JH/JV Golf Meet that was scheduled to take place this Friday has been moved to TOMORROW, 11AM in Grafton.

Check out this awesome opportunity for our Valley-Edinburg incoming 7-12 grade band members! Register using the QR code on the form! 🥁🎺🎷


Today's junior high baseball game in Cando has been cancelled due to poor weather conditions.

Today's (Monday, April 29) junior high track meet in Grafton has been cancelled due to poor weather conditions.

Congratulations to Cole Larman, our VE April Titan of the Month! Cole works hard every day to be punctual, proactive, understanding, and to have integrity. April nominees from our 7-12 students include Emily Williams, Evan Feltman, Garrett Halldorson, Harley Hilde, and Raelyn Knutson. Way to go, everyone!


Valley-Edinburg is still looking for a few new teachers for the 2024-2025 school year! Contact Kierstin at 701-331-9861 or by email at kierstin.hurtt@valley-edinburgk12.com if interested!


We are excited to announce the return of the First Care Weights & Conditioning program for all interested 7-12 graders this summer! The program will run June 3 through July 25, starting at 6:30AM on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays. Please sign up in the Edinburg main office!


Both of tomorrow's JH track meet in Cavalier and the HS track meet in Carrington have been CANCELLED due to weather. We will keep you posted with a postponement announcement when we know more about rescheduling. Thanks!

Valley-Edinburg was represented very well by the six students who attended the FCCLA State Leadership Conference in Bismarck this past week! Kristen and Christine were our FCCLA chapter voting delegates and had the opportunity to listen to the speeches and questioning of the candidates, then vote for both state and national officers. Four students had advanced to state STAR competition after the district competition this past February. STAR means Students Taking Action with Recognition and our students consistently develop projects taking important action on issues involving families, careers or communities! Angelina and Raelyn competed in the Chapter Service Project Portfolio category against projects from 5 other ND schools. They were awarded a silver rating for their project titled "A Mural for Members to Remember"! Their focus was to work with a local artist and Edinburg leadership and residents to create a mural that would eventually be painted on the east wall of the Edinburg laundromat building. Emily and Greta competed in the Chapter Service Project Display category against 8 other schools from across the state. They were also awarded a silver rating for their project "Encouraging Kids with Cards". Their goal was to involve the entire school district in creating at least 100 cards to send to the organization Cards for Hospitalized Kids. They far surpassed their goal with over 250 cards and more arriving every day. A special thanks to local Stampin" Up demonstrator Kris, who supported their project by supply donation and involving paper crafters she knows! The students enjoyed the featured guest speaker, music group Attaboy, and observing the business procedures plus opening and closing ceremonies of the FCCLA organization. After the conference they visited one of Bismarck's public art displays - an entire alley of murals! They titled the alley image "FCCLA Fearless" !







Mark your calendars and join us for our Preschool-12th grade Spring Concert in Crystal on Thursday, May 16th at 7:00 pm!


We hope to see you in Hoople tomorrow night (Thursday, April 4th) from 6:30-7:30 for our Celebration of Readers Night!
