Tuesday, April 5, 2022
Per Superintendent Crowley: After school activities are canceled due to weather. This includes all after school activities at Red Lake Elementary.
Tuesday, April 5, 2022
Grade 2 Targeted Services is canceled tonight due to staffing. All remaining Targeted Services classes will run as usual!
Check out the 2021-2022 Archery Targeted Services group!
Tuesday, April 5, 2022
One School One Book
Guest Reader: Adam Bjerk, Media Specialist
Link to video: https://5il.co/186tm
Monday, April 4, 2022
One School One Book
Guest Reader: Melinda Crowley, Superintendent
Link to video: https://5il.co/18047
This week... One School, One Book
Please read the pages at home each evening. You are welcome to follow along with our guest readers. The guest reader videos will be posted at 3 PM every day.
April 4: pp. 3 – 9 I Hole Up in a Snowstorm
April 5: pp. 9 – 20 I Get Started on This Venture
April 6: pp. 20 – 28 I Find Gribley’s Farm; I Find Many Useful Plants
April 7: pp. 28 – 35 The Old, Old Tree
April 8: pp. 35 – 46 I Meet One of My Own Kind and Have a Terrible Time Getting Away The King’s Provider
April Fools bingo today
Grades 3-5
March 31, 2022
One School, One Book has been revealed!
My Side of the Mountain by Jean Craighead George
Check out the author's preference from guest reader, Mrs. Amberg, Grades 3-5 Principal followed by a book trailer!
https://5il.co/1803u
Chi miigwech for joining us for parent teacher conferences. Reminder - it is a regular school day tomorrow!
Sugar bush - Kindergarteners tasting sap
More exciting pictures from the Archery tournament
Archery tournament! Way to go Red Lake Elementary!
Top 5 reasons to come to RLEC on Thursday for parent teacher conferences -
1. Learn about what we do for Ojibwe and Reading!
2. Visit the Calm Rooms for resources to bring home
3. Walk the hallways and visit the art rooms to see student creations on the art walk
4. Grades 3-5 visit the media center to see what book we will read in April for One School One Book; pick up book and resources from classroom teacher
5. Join us for a meal of chili!
Monday, March 28, 2022
Red Lake Elementary Drum & Dance is canceled tonight due to staff absences.
We will still have the other Monday scheduled Targeted Services groups tonight.
Miigwech.
Red Lake Elementary Nature Camp
Registration opens March 31 (first come, first serve)
Forms available at Parent-Teacher Conferences
Choosing virtual conferences? Ask teacher to send a form home!
Explore Reading & Mathematics through the Outdoors
Activities will take place both indoors & outdoors, rain or shine!
Potential activities include –
• Help build a garden of medicinal herbs such as sage and sweetgrass
• Experience the nature of Big Bog
• Explore the local area in a nature walk scavenger hunt
• Create your own nature study kit
• Discover science with the staff of the Bakken Museum
• Learn how the DNR supports the Red Lake Nation
• Visit the Northland Arboretum in Brainerd Area, MN
Coming soon to a Targeted Services program near you!
Red Lake Elementary – June 2022
8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
meets four days a week
Sugar Bush 2022
Did you know?
Students have been using 3D pens over the years to create fun devices. Here are some examples of the glasses some students recently created!
Did you know?
For many years, our students have been programming "Sphero" balls to move around the floor, go up ramps, and around corners!
Did you know?
During Media time, we have students programming robots even at early ages!
Good Evening this is Superintendent Crowley,
This is an announcement for Red Lake School District. Today at the board meeting the Red Lake School Board voted 6-0 to make masking voluntary in the district. Students and staff will have the choice to wear masks or not during the school day or at school functions.
Also, this is a reminder that we are approaching the time of year where our side/gravel roads become quite wet and make it impossible for school busses to travel down them without getting stuck or causing damage to the roads. Please contact the transportation department if you have a concern about the roads leading to your home. The transportation department is making every effort to call families to arrange alternative pick-up spots for students living on roads that are not drivable for the busses. This will be the situation for approximately a month or more until the snow melts and the roads dry up. Miigwech for your understanding. Have a great evening & take care.
Mindy (Melinda) Crowley