The Spanish classes made these in Spanish class today.
Some are in Spanish and in English. They will be delivered to the Vets home tonight.
These are so amazing. Thank you Spanish classes and Mr. Guadarrama for this great gesture.
Junior High wrestling on Tuesday November 5th in Kimball.
Our JH wrestlers did really well at Banner County on Friday.
Drake Arnold, Axton Merrigan and Adan Perez all placed 1st. Zac Maglitto placed 2nd and Roberto Sanchez placed 3rd.
Lets bring home some wins again!
For those of you who still have clocks that you set yourself, daylight saving time ends Sunday, Nov. 3, with clocks rolling back one hour at 2 a.m.
Fall Back into Good Habits:
Daylight Savings Reminders
Check and replace the batteries in your smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, and any other safety or security devices in your home.
Today we celebrated Academic Excellence for the 1st Quarter.
There are 3 categories listed below:
THE EXCELLENCE LEVELS Positive Attitude, Responsibility, Integrity, Dependability, Excellence
LEVEL ACADEMICS ATTENDANCE BEHAVIOR
RED Superintendent’s Honor Roll and not on the down list at any point during the quarter No undocumented absences for the quarter and no tardies No referrals for the quarter and behavior recommended by 8 teachers.
BLACK Principal’s Honor Roll and not on the down list at any point during the quarter No more than 9 periods of undocumented absences and no more than 2 tardies No more than 1 referral to the office for the quarter and behavior recommended by 6 teachers.
WHITE Educator’s Honor Roll and not on the down list at any point during the quarter No more than 18 periods of undocumented absences and no more than 4 tardies No more than 2 referrals to the office for the quarter and behavior recommended by 5 teachers.
Congratulations to you all:
Red List: Saidey Garza, Yvonne Kreiling, Yoselin Reyes, Bayleigh Lacy, Saya Newlin, Zoe Pedotto, Tripton Stec, AnaCecilia Reyes, Gentry Stec.
Black List: Jay Peterson, Alex Hall, Jimena Perez, Yarely Herrera, Crayten Fries, Madison Main, Izzy Calihua-Gonzales, Thalia Gonzales, Jimena Ramirez-Cazares, AnaLucia Reyes, Sophia Main.
White List: Justin VanWinkle, Angelique Camargo, Lluvia Calihua-Gonzales, Zac Maglitto, Naveaha Clarke, Marisol Gallardo, Keyla Martinez, DJ Reeb, Madeleine Camargo-Ramirez, Anastasia Lovato, Jeremiah Jay, Aaron Neumann, Saydee Peterson (not pictured, Melody Lovato).
Photos by Mrs. Julie Lacy
DIa de los Muertos in our Spanish classes:
Elementary students 2nd - 5th have been working on mason jar velas (candles) and wind chimes.
Spanish I and II students have been working on shoebox ofrendas, creating tissue paper marigolds, and clay model sugar skulls.
Dia de los Muertos is Nov 1st and 2nd, but in the USA it starts on October 31st and ends Nov 2nd. This is a day to celebrate and remember our loved ones who have passed.
Mr. Guadarrama and all of these talented students did a great job.
Congratulations to Thalia Gonzales who made the Nebraska 8th Grade All-State Band!
She auditioned among 444 other students from 77 different schools and was selected to perform with a band of the top 93 musicians on January 11 in Kearney!
D2-11 Volleyball Subdistrict (October 28, 2024) Held in Dalton, NE
We will play the first 2 games on time. The format will be a best 3 out of 5, with sets 1 through 4 being played to 25, set 5 will be played to 15. The Top of the bracket will be the home team and they will keep the official book. Home team will sit on the South side.
4:00 Game 1: (4)Creek Valley v. (5) Banner County
5:15 Game 2: (3) Minatare v (2) Garden County
6:30 Game 3: (1) Leyton v Game 1 winner
Stream Link: https://fan.hudl.com/usa/ne/dalton/organization/17751/leyton-high-school
Admisson: $6 Adult and $5 Student (No Passes)
D2-11 Subdistrict Final (Tuesday, October 29th) Held at Leyton High School (Dalton)
6:00 D2-11 Championship Final: Semifinal game 2 winner vs Semifinal game 3 winner
Last Home games of the season, Thursday October 24th.
Minatare VS. Cody-Kilgore.
Parents Night: Volleyball at 4PM, Volleyball parents will be announced roughly between 4:30 & 4:45PM.
Football at 7PM, Parents will be announced before the start of the game at 6:45PM.
We will also continue our "Pink Out" and the Minatare Cheerleaders will have a fundraiser table at Volleyball and Football, all proceeds raised will be donated to the Festival of Hope.
Hope to see you all there!
Go Big Red!
First Quarter Honor Roll 2024-2025
Great job to all of our Minatare Junior/Senior High School Students.
You are doing great things here at Minatare.
Join the Minatare Lady Indians , Monday October 21st at 4PM for the Pink Out Triangular.
The Minatare Cheerleaders will be set up in the Safe Room with a fundraiser table. They will also have freebies for anyone that wears pink to the games.
Hope to see you all there!
The Varsity MAC bracket for Saturday October 19th has been set.
Games will be played in Bridgeport.
Minatare will play Potter-Dix at 10:15AM in the Aux. Gym.
Good Luck to our players (Lluvia Calihua-Gonzales, Yoselin Reyes, Angelique Camargo, Saidey Garza, Jimena Perez, Yvonne Kreiling, Yarely Herrera, Zoe Pedotto, Liyah Janis, Saya Newlin, Anastasia Lovato, Rylee Shuey, Madeleine Ramirez-Camargo, Lizett Galindo & Bayleigh Lacy). And Good Luck to our Coaches: Laura McAllister & Kyeisha Garza
National School Lunch Week
October 14-18, 2024
Learning is tough work—and kids need fuel if they’re going to learn! That’s why a healthy midday meal is crucial to the growing children who go to school. Since 1962, when President John F. Kennedy created National School Lunch Week, this annual observance has promoted the importance of a healthy school lunch in a child’s life and the impact it has both in and out of the classroom.
The Importance of School Lunch:
Even though National School Lunch Week was declared in 1962, the National School Lunch Program goes back even further, back to 1946. Created to provide nutritious meals to children from low-income families who might not otherwise have access to a daily meal, NSLP ensures the health and well-being of all public school students, boosts academic performance by giving students the fuel they need to succeed, and closes the opportunity gap for children across the country. Today, the National School Lunch Program serves nearly 30 million children every school day. Not only does it reduce childhood hunger, but it also supports American agriculture.
Ahoy, lunch lovers! Did you discover today’s treasure in the cafeteria? Share your favorite school lunch with us! 🥪✨ #SchoolLunchPirates #NSLW24
¡A la vista, amigos! ¡Solo faltan unos días para que comience la Semana Nacional del Almuerzo Escolar! Es hora de prepararse para una semana llena de búsquedas del tesoro y comidas sabrosas. 🌟🍎 #SchoolLunchPirates #NSLW24
Back to back Junior High MAC champions!!!
Won against Garden County in two sets
25 to 12
25 to 20
Congratulations to this awesome team of girls and to their amazing Coach Laura Roberts McAllister!
We are proud of you all!!!
Regular School day tomorrow, Friday October 11th. Grades K-12.
The Minatare High School Cheerleaders are raising money for travel and competition costs for the Heartland Championship in Lincoln in January and State Cheer in Grand Island in February.
Homecoming 2024: Spirit Day
Volleyball VS. Sioux County starts at 5:00PM (Varsity only)
Football VS. Sioux County starts at 7:00PM.
Homecoming Court will be announced during Halftime of the Football game.
The Homecoming Dance will start 30 minutes after the Football game and will end at 11:00PM. As a reminder, students must be eligible to attend.
Good Luck to all of our players and coaches.
Join us TONIGHT, Wednesday October 2nd for the 2024 Homecoming Pep Rally (5:30PM, MHS Gym), Bonfire (6:30PM, behind the AG shop), Spirit Pants Workshop (6:45PM, MHS Safe Room).
Minatare Booster Club will be in attendance with Hot Dogs & Water.
Hope to see you all tonight!!
Good Luck to the FFA Land Judging Team (Skyler, Calvin, Aaron and Yarley).
And Good Luck at Home tody to the Junior High Volleyball & Football players VS. Banner County.
Volleyball at 1PM, Football at 2PM.
This is a free event for the public and a good opportunity for the kids to be able to get up close to heavy equipment and trucks and allows them to ask questions about the operation of the equipment and to be able to climb up into the cab of the equipment. We will also have a rock painting booth, bounce houses, and a sand pile. The event will be this coming Saturday from 10 am-1pm.
CAPWN’s holiday food and gift program.