On Thursday, March 17th four Junior High speech competitors traveled to Tyler, Minnesota for a meet.
Three students from St. James all scored well in recent junior high speech meets.
5th and 6th grade students at Armstrong Middle School were rewarded last week for achieving their reading goals for February, aka “I Love to Read” month.
My dad was a carpenter by trade. When he left home early in the morning it was important that he have plenty of energy for the hard day before him, so a hearty breakfast was very important.
St. James High School English teacher and play director Sandy Sunde calls it a “big step,” a “step into the 21st century.”
Norm Emerson, retired St. James school teacher, was at Northside on Wednesday, January 26th, explaining to fourth grade students how they could have their own indoor planetarium at home.
Lest a contestant unravel, he/she could’ve enjoyed the delicacy of a coveted trophy at last week’s Armstrong Spelling Bee.
The St. James Jr. High Knowledge Bowl teams placed first at the SCSC Regional Meet.
Even as young as 10 years old, Irma Marquez was confronted with the pitfalls of doing well.
Seniors from St. James High School, part of Youth Services, provided merriment for gradeschoolers at Northside Elementary last Wednesday afternoon. Some of the students have been helping this past fall in the elementary classrooms.
Early Childhood educators from southern Minnesota gathered at Armstrong Middle School in St. James on Friday, December 17th, to explore a new physical education program for their students.
The former School District #840 Administrative Building is in the process of being moved to a Kansas Lake campground.
MACCRAY made it a reality and St. James Public School is trying it out on a short-term basis. Superintendent Nelson helps explain the benefits and shortcomings of...
St. Paul’s Lutheran School is happy to welcome Mrs. Kathy Hoffman into their full-time staff.
It was a commonly busy scene at Mrs. Pam Olson’s 2nd grade classroom this past Tuesday afternoon.
Forty students of St. James High School are busy recreating one of the most successful Broadway shows ever produced, Guys and Dolls.
Students at Armstrong Middle School and Northside Elementary collected Pennies for Peace.
Last week students in Rich Spitzner’s Ag class spent their Tuesday afternoon hauling pickup trucks full of corn from farmers’ combines to the classroom.
All day Saturday, youth ages 12-17 took part in the Pheasants Forever- and St. James Longbeards-sponsored Youth Hunt at the Watonwan County Game and Fish Club.
St. James High School’s first muscial performance of the year was held last Monday, October 11th, at the High School Gymnasium.
