Due to the current and expected weather Red Lake School District will have a 2-hour late start tomorrow, Friday, April 21st. Both School and Busses will be running two hours late tomorrow morning. To all of our families - please be safe on these snowy roads!
At the end of March, Smokey Bear visited the PK-2 classrooms at Red Lake Elementary Complex. Here are pictures from Ms. Foreseen's and Ms. Krona's classrooms!
Due to weather, all after school activities for Thursday, April 20th, have been cancelled.
The Parent Attendance Intervention meeting at Red Lake Elementary Complex this evening is also postponed.
Due to current road conditions, busses will not be going down sideroads until further notice.
Reminder: there is no school today, Friday, April 7 & Monday, April 10. Please enjoy your spring break! We will see you back at school on Tuesday, April 11.
Boozhoo! Red Lake School District will now have an e-learning day today, Thursday, April 6. Miigwech!
Red Lake School District will have a 2 hour late start on Thursday, April 6th, to allow time for plows to finish cleaning everything up. However, there is the potential for an e-learning day if the roads are still too difficult to navigate by bus. Please plan for a 2 hour late start, and the district will keep you updated if there are any further changes. Miigwech!
This is a reminder that today, Wednesday, April 5, is an E-Learning day for the Red Lake Independent School District. There will not be in-person school today.
Boozhoo!
Red Lake School District will be closing early Tuesday, April 4, 2023 due to impending weather. Red Lake Elementary Complex will dismiss at 1:15, and Red Lake Secondary Complex and Ponemah School will dismiss at 1:30. All after school programming is cancelled today and tomorrow.
The decision has also been made to make Wednesday, April 5th an E-Learning day across the district.
Miigwech!
Ponemah Parent – Teacher conferences are tomorrow, Thursday, March 30!
-Ponemah Students release from school at 1:30 PM
-Conferences run 2 PM – 7 PM
-Meal will be provided 4 PM – 6:30 PM
*Early Release Information for Friday, March 24th, 2023*
It is with a heavy heart that we share with you the loss of our colleague and mentor, Arnold Kingbird. Arnold spent much time with our students throughout the district, sharing his love for the students and for Anishinaabe language and culture.
We celebrated his gifts during a drum circle today at the middle school, and students drummed, sang, and danced to honor his love for them.
Arnold's funeral will be held Friday (tomorrow) in Ponemah at the Boys and Girls Club. To allow time to honor our mentor, Red Lake Schools will be dismissing early according to the following schedule tomorrow, Friday, March 24:
- Red Lake Secondary Complex will dismiss at 1:00PM.
- Red Lake Elementary Complex and Ponemah School will dismiss at 1:15PM.
If you have any questions, please contact your student's respective school's secretary.
We would like to invite parents to answer this survey regarding what you would like to see taught about Red Lake History & Culture in school! Please complete the 1-question survey linked here: https://forms.office.com/r/784jQzqS3J
Miigwech!
MSHSL Boys Section Game is TONIGHT! Our Boy's Basketball team will be going up against Pelican Rapids at 7pm right here in the Red Lake High School Gym. Doors Open at 5:30. Wear your "Warrior" Gear to cheer on our warriors! See the following photo for more information:
Fan Bus TONIGHT! Come cheer on our Lady Warriors in Thief River Falls!
There will be an early release for all of ISD #38's schools on Thursday, 3/2/23. Ponemah and RLEC will dismiss at 2:00pm, RLSE will dismiss at 2:15pm. Let's go warriors!
Miigwech
Enjoy your day off today! We’ll see you back at school tomorrow!
Red Lake School District has decided that we will be running two hours late this morning to give plows the time they need to clear the roads and get them well salted. All students will have a 2-hour late start today, February 15, 2023. Miigwech!
Red Lake Pharmacy Patient Newsletter
The Facts of Head Lice...
Symptoms: itching, sores, scabs, or red bumps on scalp, behind ears, or neck. You may see lice or nits (lice eggs).
Spread by: head lice is most commonly spread by direct contact with hair from a person with head lice. Sharing clothing or belongings (like combs and brushes, pillows, towels, hats and scarves).
Risk Factors: Head lice spread through direct transfer from one person's hair to another. It is not a sign of poor personal hygiene. Lice are very common in children with close contact from school or playing.
Complications: Head lice themselves to not cause infection. They do not carry disease, but scratching might break into the skin and cause infection.
Need treatment? visit the pharmacy over-the-counter-clinic Monday thru Friday from 8 am-12 pm and 1pm-4pm.
Click here to vote: https://forms.office.com/r/w91SeXxM24
We need your help in choosing the following:
-Which playground layout for RLEC
-Which color scheme for the RLEC playground
-Which color scheme for the Ponemah playground
-If additional accessible equipment should be added in Ponemah
Because many side roads in Beltrami County, and around Red Lake are still not plowed, Red Lake Schools will start two hours late tomorrow morning. With the extra time and daylight, we hope people will be plowed out by then.
Buses may be moving slowly through some secondary roads. Buses may not be able to go down side roads if they are not plowed. We ask for your patience and understanding, as we do our best to bring students to school.
Miigwech!