A huge shoutout to our Student of the Quarter selections in Hoople and Crystal! We are Titan Proud of these two for going above and beyond in academics and maintaining great work ethic and perseverance!
Congratulations to our March Student of the Month students! We focused on trustworthiness and what it means to be a trustworthy student. Kudos to our great role models in both Hoople and Crystal!
Don't forget about tonight's family fun night in Crystal sponsored by PTO! Hope to see you there! Doors open at 6:15, movie begins at 7:00!
Thank you, Ms. Schulz and senior National Honor Society members, for hosting a beautiful NHS Induction Ceremony last night to welcome our newly inducted members, Hannah Myrdal, Brady Reilly, and Emily Williams! Your school community looks forward to watching you grow in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. 🕯️
Congratulations to our VE Math Track Meet competitors for a GREAT job on Monday night at the 2024 Pembina County Math Track Meet! Our 7-8 grade team took 3rd place, 9-10 grade team took 3rd place, and 11-12 grade team took 3rd place. Aubrey Ratliff took 3rd in the 7th grade individual competition, Calvin Otto took 3rd and Everett Fedje took 2nd in the 12th grade individual competition. Awesome work, everyone!
Today is ROCK YOUR SOCKS Day at VE Schools! We are bringing awareness and supporting Down Syndrome Awareness Day today on 3.21!
Join in on the fun this weekend in Park River! See flyer below for details!
Hoople families, mark your calendars! We are excited for our fun evening on Thursday, April 4th for Readers Night!
We love Mel's art night at ESP! Check out the cutest bunnies ever!
A great opportunity for incoming 6-8 grade students who babysit! The North Valley Career and Technology Center will be offering a Babysitting Camp during the mornings of June 18-20 at the NVCTC Center in Grafton. Complete this form to register! https://forms.gle/H84scscVRBkaNGMN7
Check out tomorrow's St. Patrick's Day fun in the high school, brought to you by our VE Student Council! 🍀
No need to cook breakfast on Sunday! Come to Crystal for the Park Board Breakfast!
Mrs. Fagerholt's Science Fair team had an awesome day at the NE Regional Science Fair at UND! 11 projects competed yesterday, and 4 have advanced to the State Science Fair in April, with 1 group as alternates. Here are the awards!
Aubrey Ratliff & Maybelline Blanco-Altamirano: Save the Strawberries (STATE QUALIFIER)
-Best in Category - Microbiology
-Thermo Fisher Scientific Junior Innovators Challenge Certificate of Achievement
Gianna Hall & Milla Fagerholt: Hydrogels - Helpful or Hype? (STATE QUALIFIER)
-Ricoh Award for Sustainable Development
-Office of Naval Research Award
-NASA Earth Systems Award
Keegan Berg & Joe Langerud: Gauss Rifle (STATE QUALIFIER)
Vohn Austfjord & Benedict Burrell: Strength of an Electromagnet (STATE QUALIFIER)
Ruger Jasmer & Roby Gritz: Basketball Science (STATE ALTERNATE)
-Best in Category: Mathematics
Sophia Kittelson & Emma Stuber: Pill Busters
-Best in Category: Biomedical and Health Sciences
WAY TO GO, EVERYONE! 🔬🧪🔬
3rd and 4th grade flashlight reading this afternoon was a hit!
We have a great basketball camp experience for interested students GOING INTO 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade this fall! ACE Basketball Camp will be coming to the Crystal Gym July 8-11. Families can sign a student up for individual sessions with the coaching team -- see session times on the below flyer. Us the online link or QR code on the flyer to register! 🏀
Another month has come and gone, and it's time for our February VE District Newsletter! https://www.smore.com/n/2dema
Mrs. Fagerholt's River Watch Team had a great season, ending with the International Water Institute's 2024 River Watch Forum at the Alerus Center yesterday! Over 20 teams from the surrounding area were judged on their creation of a 24-25 River Watch Calendar, a sampling binder that included detailed maps, photos, and descriptions of our water quality monitoring sites, a podcast episode on rivers and watersheds, a project poster detailing the project's process, and in-person judging. Our kids put a lot of work into this project, and we are proud of their efforts!
Reminder for tonight's Student-Led Conferences in Edinburg: at 5:30PM, a rep from Lake Region State College will present on early-entry college course enrollment for interested high school students. If your high schooler is college bound, this is a great opportunity to create a plan to complete general education courses required by all ND colleges and universities, while still in high school. Students in grades 10-12 are eligible to take college courses in high school, but this would also be good information to take in if you'd like to get a head start on high school course planning.
Grades 7-12 Student-Led Conferences in Edinburg: Reminder that Thursday's Student-Led conferences are individual 15-minute presentations provided to you by your student. This means it is essential that at least one family member participate in this presentation. We find these to be important opportunities for you and your child to discuss his or her academic progress, future academic plans, as well as future career ambitions. Your student's teacher has reached out to you to schedule a conference time on Thursday. If you have not responded, please do so ASAP. If Thursday does not work for you, please let your student's teacher know immediately so that you can find a time to reschedule. Again, please help us support your student's learning by taking advantage of this important opportunity.
Titan Track season is right around the corner, and that means another opportunity to shop team apparel! Click on the following BSN link to shop DVE Titan attire at https://bsnteamsports.com/shop/dvetf2024. This shop closes in 10 days!