Join us during conferences in the commons area for a welcoming question-and-answer event! Learn about your child’s learning during interventions, ask questions, and explore ways to support your child at home. Please tell us whether you’re interested, which topics you’d like us to discuss and how the support is going.
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Our NK Volleyball team will play their first section playoff game @ North Woods on Monday, October 26th.
Start time is 6:00.
The winner will play Wednesday - location/time TBD.
Everybody is required to buy tickets for playoff games.
All adult tickets are $10.90 and all students tickets are $5.90.
No cash will be accepted for ticketing.
Fans can purchase tickets at the game using bank/credit cards, or pre-pay through Bound and use their phones when they arrive at the game. Bound pre-pay will be available Saturday morning at the latest.
https://tickets.gobound.com/tickets/events/h2026102205410212230a3bf7ae1ae44/checkout
Start time is 6:00.
The winner will play Wednesday - location/time TBD.
Everybody is required to buy tickets for playoff games.
All adult tickets are $10.90 and all students tickets are $5.90.
No cash will be accepted for ticketing.
Fans can purchase tickets at the game using bank/credit cards, or pre-pay through Bound and use their phones when they arrive at the game. Bound pre-pay will be available Saturday morning at the latest.
https://tickets.gobound.com/tickets/events/h2026102205410212230a3bf7ae1ae44/checkout
Eyeball burger anyone? Some of our 5th and 6th graders are working on creative writing and having fun coming up with ideas.
Spartan Angling assisted a lakeshore owner this afternoon with a restoration project. Ice heaves had ruined a shoreline on the North end of Swan Lake. Students worked with the contractor, Dan Marshall, and the landowner to restore the shoreline and prevent further damage, learning about erosion control, water management, and county/state shoreline rules. Kids worked hard and received a donation for their upcoming Lake of the Woods trip this winter.
📚✨ The Book Fair is Coming! ✨📚
Get ready to fall into a good book! ❤️📖 The NK Spartans Book Fair is happening November 12–17! 🎉
Get ready to fall into a good book! ❤️📖 The NK Spartans Book Fair is happening November 12–17! 🎉
NK Bands would like to express its gratitude to the NK Band Boosters for their support of our program with the purchase of the new-to-us set of marching percussion. The set, from Hopkins High School, includes 6 marching snare drums, 3 marching tenor drums, and 5 bass drums. Each drum has its own stadium stand, carrier harness, protective wrap, and travel case.
But perhaps the best feature of this new equipment is its navy blue color, which will look great as the marching band marches down the street this summer.
Our students are fortunate to have such great support to help them achieve their musical dreams. If you are interested in supporting the band through a donation or becoming a band booster, please contact Mr. Melby at dmelby@isd319.org
Seniors! Reminder that the deadline to order the required graduation garments is next Wednesday, October 28! Please get in touch with Mr. Melby if you have questions, need support, or need more information.
Sophomores! Class Ring Orders must be placed by this Wednesday, October 21, in order to receive the best discount and to get them with your class.
If you need more information or have questions, please see Mr. Melby ASAP.
The Spartan Shop will be open tomorrow from 11 am-12:30 pm if you need any apparel. We did add some new sweatshirts and youth shirts!
Join Artist Karlyn Berg on Thursday, Nov. 5 from 5:30-7pm at the Nashwauk School for Painting with Scissors! Ages 15- adult welcome! Click the link to register: https://getlearning.arux.app/course/224/fall-2026%E2%80%942/painting-with-scissors
Session 2 of Martial Arts starts Nov. 4th at the Nashwauk School. Click the link to register: https://getlearning.arux.app/course/220/fall-2026%E2%80%942/martial-arts#319-martial-arts-session-2
Yoga with Lynnette starts Monday, Oct. 26th at the Nashwauk City Hall Ballroom. Click the link to register: https://getlearning.arux.app/course/216/fall-2026%E2%80%942/yoga-nashwauk
Spartans got creative with their pumpkin painting in Mrs. Riipinen's after school Community Education pumpkin painting class last week.
Watch for more details about her annual Holiday Cookie Decorating and Cocoa class, which will be offered next month.
Watch for more details about her annual Holiday Cookie Decorating and Cocoa class, which will be offered next month.
Congratulations to the following students for winning this year’s Homecoming Dress-up Days:
On Monday, it was 9-5 Day. Congratulations to Payton Durant in 1st grade, Justice Newman and Eella Baumgartner in 5th Grade, Jayden Karnes in 11th grade, and Alyssa Tardy, Izabella Giving, and Lily Dasovich in 12th grade
On Tuesday, it was Favorite Music Genre Day. Congratulations to Patrick Woodman in 1st grade, Ulysses Hernandez in 3rd grade, Quinn Peterburs in 5th grade, and Maggie Majewski in 12th grade.
On Wednesday, it was Decades Day. Congratulations to Emery Maki and Madison Woodman in 4th grade, Quinn Bjorgo and Rylee Novacek in 7th Grade, and Kendra Belanger and Saige Goss in 10th Grade.
On Thursday, it was Teacher Student Swap Day. Congratulations to Monica Wolff in 3rd grade, Natalie Volker in 5th Grade, Addi Edwards in 6th Grade, Maria Smestad and Audrey Smith in 7th Grade, Michael Connor in 9th Grade, Ryder Nelson in 10th grade, and Jasmine McRoberts and Amelia Nagler in 12th grade.
We’d also like to recognize some of our great teachers and staff who went above and beyond dressing up this week. Congratulations to Jauna Landgren, Mrs. Johnson from the middle school, Julia Flaten, Mrs. Gregorich, Mrs. Johnson from 4th grade, Mr. Adam, Mr. Gangl, Mr. Sletten, and Mrs. Riipinen from the high school.
On Monday, it was 9-5 Day. Congratulations to Payton Durant in 1st grade, Justice Newman and Eella Baumgartner in 5th Grade, Jayden Karnes in 11th grade, and Alyssa Tardy, Izabella Giving, and Lily Dasovich in 12th grade
On Tuesday, it was Favorite Music Genre Day. Congratulations to Patrick Woodman in 1st grade, Ulysses Hernandez in 3rd grade, Quinn Peterburs in 5th grade, and Maggie Majewski in 12th grade.
On Wednesday, it was Decades Day. Congratulations to Emery Maki and Madison Woodman in 4th grade, Quinn Bjorgo and Rylee Novacek in 7th Grade, and Kendra Belanger and Saige Goss in 10th Grade.
On Thursday, it was Teacher Student Swap Day. Congratulations to Monica Wolff in 3rd grade, Natalie Volker in 5th Grade, Addi Edwards in 6th Grade, Maria Smestad and Audrey Smith in 7th Grade, Michael Connor in 9th Grade, Ryder Nelson in 10th grade, and Jasmine McRoberts and Amelia Nagler in 12th grade.
We’d also like to recognize some of our great teachers and staff who went above and beyond dressing up this week. Congratulations to Jauna Landgren, Mrs. Johnson from the middle school, Julia Flaten, Mrs. Gregorich, Mrs. Johnson from 4th grade, Mr. Adam, Mr. Gangl, Mr. Sletten, and Mrs. Riipinen from the high school.
Seniors and Families: there will be an All Night Grad Party Meeting tonight at 7pm at the Goodland Community Center.
Come be a part of the conversation and help plan the most memorable night for our seniors!
To stay informed on all things ANGP, please join the TeamReach using the code: NKANGP27
Come be a part of the conversation and help plan the most memorable night for our seniors!
To stay informed on all things ANGP, please join the TeamReach using the code: NKANGP27
It was a perfect morning for walking to school! Thank you to the Nashwauk Police Chief ~ Lee Longoria for getting our Spartan kids safely across the street! And thank you Mr. Dan Owens for organizing this fun and successful "Walk to School" event!
Students in Ms. Whitney’s History Through Film class recently watched The Patriot, which quickly became a class favorite!
Instead of their usual film analysis essay, students had the opportunity to show off their creativity by designing their own movie posters. Throughout the film, students took notes and discussed historical accuracies and inaccuracies. Their posters included a film summary, important characters, and whether they would recommend the movie to others.
It’s always great to see students getting excited about history while showing off their creativity!
Instead of their usual film analysis essay, students had the opportunity to show off their creativity by designing their own movie posters. Throughout the film, students took notes and discussed historical accuracies and inaccuracies. Their posters included a film summary, important characters, and whether they would recommend the movie to others.
It’s always great to see students getting excited about history while showing off their creativity!
Join us during conferences, November 12th & 17th, in the commons area for a welcoming question-and-answer session! Learn about your child’s learning during interventions, ask questions, and explore ways to support your child at home. Please tell us whether you’re interested and which topics you’d like us to discuss in the form below.
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The NK Veterans Day Program will be Wednesday, November 11, at 9am in the school gym.
Families and community members are welcomed to attend and honor all who served.
Families and community members are welcomed to attend and honor all who served.
