Thank you to our parents for stopping by to pick up assignments today! Thank to our amazing staff who planned and organized! When families and schools work together, there will be no limits on what we can accomplish! ❤️ our Polar Bears!!


Effective immediately:
• All participation in MSHSL spring activities (games and practices) at all member schools is suspended.
• No decisions regarding the cancellation of spring activities have been made at this time.
MSHSL is immediately cancelling the Girls BB State Tournament and the Boys Section and State BB Tournaments have been cancelled. Section Speech Tournament events through March 5-21 have been postponed indefinitely. Details on spring activities will be shared later today.
The Polar League Indoor Track Meet at UWS scheduled for tomorrow, March 14th, has been canceled. To follow the lead of UWS and remain proactive in preventing the spread of and exposure to the COVID-19 virus, the meet organizers feel this is the appropriate decision.
Junior High and Senior High Band Concert.


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Freshman students learning with Snap Circuits!



Officer Brandon read in the library to help conclude our Read Across America Spirit Week events. The Kindergarten, First, & Second grades enjoyed listening to Ms. Davidson's favorite story, "Officer Buckle and Gloria" by Rathman.




Elementary students began building a snow fort this week during recess. They took on this task on their own and have used teamwork to get it to where it is now! Students in Kindergarten through 2nd grade have helped create this fort. Great work kiddos!!


Students caught reading before classes start Friday morning!

FHS Senior, Zoe Johnson, received Superior Ratings at Competition on Tuesday for her tuba solo, playing Beelzebub by Catozzi. Congratulations, Zoe!

FHS Senior, Zoe Johnson, received Superior Ratings at Competition on Tuesday for her tuba solo, playing Beelzebub by Catozzi. Congratulations, Zoe!
Kelvin Saline used magic to present an anti-bully message to our PreK-6th grade students this morning.


The 9th graders were studying static electricity. Very fun class and all we needed were balloons, string, aluminum foil, and salt. Science rocks!!




Commissioner Jugovich helped congratulate the band on their great job at competition today.



Floodwood Elementary enjoyed listening to St. Louis County Commissioner, Mike Jugovich read Dr. Seuss books in the media center this afternoon.




A huge shout out to the FHS Senior High Band - they received a Superior Rating at Competition today in Virginia!

The “mature” flute section!! 😁

Everyone is in place and ready to play!!



The bus arrived and now the players are getting their instruments and stands.



