🎉 Underwood PTO – First Meeting! 🎉
We are excited to kick off our Underwood Parent-Teacher Organization (PTO)! Join us for our very first meeting on Wednesday, November 4th, at 6:00 PM at Underwood School.
Everyone in our school and community is welcome! Whether you are a parent, grandparent, staff member, or community supporter, we would LOVE to have you join us!
We are looking forward to hearing your ideas, sharing thoughts, and finding ways to make a positive difference for our students and school. Your input matters, and we would love to have you be part of the conversation!
Come share your ideas and help us make great things happen for Underwood! 💜
We are excited to kick off our Underwood Parent-Teacher Organization (PTO)! Join us for our very first meeting on Wednesday, November 4th, at 6:00 PM at Underwood School.
Everyone in our school and community is welcome! Whether you are a parent, grandparent, staff member, or community supporter, we would LOVE to have you join us!
We are looking forward to hearing your ideas, sharing thoughts, and finding ways to make a positive difference for our students and school. Your input matters, and we would love to have you be part of the conversation!
Come share your ideas and help us make great things happen for Underwood! 💜
🎃👻 Halloween Fun & Community Connections!
Our Kindergarten and 4th grade students enjoyed a special trip to the Senior Center last week for some Halloween fun! It was a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the season, share smiles, and spend time with members of our community.
Our Kindergarten and 4th grade students enjoyed a special trip to the Senior Center last week for some Halloween fun! It was a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the season, share smiles, and spend time with members of our community.
3rd Grade Halloween Fun last week!
November's Road Report is here!
The 2nd graders want to wish everyone a Happy Halloween!
The HS Student Council sponsored a Halloween Costume Contest today. The categories were best solo, best duo, best group, and funniest. Congrats to the following students:
Solo - Reed (Jesse Pinkman - Breaking Bad)
Duo - Brinley & Hayden (the Mad Hatter & Alice)
Group - Shailynn, Kylee, & Evan (Alvin, Simon, Theodore)
Funniest - Noah ('basic' chick)
It was a fun day for everyone!
Our junior chemistry students officially became proud adoptive parents of their very own elements! 🧪⚛️
Each student received an Element Adoption Certificate and is now responsible for getting to know their element inside and out. Throughout the school year, they'll explore its properties, characteristics, uses, and behavior as we dive deeper into chemistry.
The goal? Know your element like it's part of the family! 🧡🔬
Each student received an Element Adoption Certificate and is now responsible for getting to know their element inside and out. Throughout the school year, they'll explore its properties, characteristics, uses, and behavior as we dive deeper into chemistry.
The goal? Know your element like it's part of the family! 🧡🔬
Happy Halloween from Underwood High School! Hope everyone has a wonderful weekend! Sincerely.......Beanie Baby Staff
🎃👻 Preschool Halloween Fun! 👻🎃
Our preschool friends were all dressed up and ready for some Halloween fun! From superheroes and princesses to firefighters, dinosaurs, and everything in between, we had quite the crew of cute characters in the classroom!
We love seeing the excitement, creativity, and BIG smiles that make these little moments so special!
Have a safe and SPOOK-tacular Halloween! 🎃
Our preschool friends were all dressed up and ready for some Halloween fun! From superheroes and princesses to firefighters, dinosaurs, and everything in between, we had quite the crew of cute characters in the classroom!
We love seeing the excitement, creativity, and BIG smiles that make these little moments so special!
Have a safe and SPOOK-tacular Halloween! 🎃
Our Elementary Staff Dressed up as weather today--from Frosty to Heat Wave our staff represented ND weather perfectly!
Hello everyone!
We are less than 2 weeks away from our FFA Lefse Fundraiser and we have lots of lefse still to sell!
If you would like to order some lefse for this holiday season from an amazing group of students, please fill out the link below to the order form!
https://forms.gle/ZLZQnafLUxrbkmof6
Thank you in advance,
Underwood FFA
We are less than 2 weeks away from our FFA Lefse Fundraiser and we have lots of lefse still to sell!
If you would like to order some lefse for this holiday season from an amazing group of students, please fill out the link below to the order form!
https://forms.gle/ZLZQnafLUxrbkmof6
Thank you in advance,
Underwood FFA
6th graders made "Top 10" lists of some inventions that came from the Sumerians. Some of the things we use today came from Sumerians! Did you know they were the first to use a complex irrigation system?
Junior Class Parent Meeting
Our juniors and kindergarteners had some Halloween fun at Comet Connections! From creating spooky artwork to enjoying a pumpkin treat, we had a fun time together!
UNDERWOOD SCHOOL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
Head Cook
Wage: $17.00 - $21.00/hr, depending on experience. FTE August through May.
Benefits: Sick leave, annual leave, and health insurance are available. Enrollment in ND PERS.
Visit https://www.underwoodschool.org/documents/job-openings/18772498 for Job Description.
All applicants should send a letter of interest, resume and any relevant credentials to hope.rush@underwoodschool.org All questions should be directed to Hope Rush
Deadline for Applications: Open until filled.
🎃 2nd & 3rd Grade Pumpkin Fun! 🎃
Our 2nd and 3rd graders had a pumpkin-full day of hands-on learning while exploring North Dakota science and math standards last week!
Students practiced their math skills by estimating how many seeds were inside their pumpkins, then got to sample some roasted pumpkin seeds! 🌱 They also made predictions about whether their seeds would germinate in a ziplock bag with a damp paper towel.
To top it all off, we explored a fun pumpkin experiment using vinegar, baking soda, and dish soap to observe the exciting chemical reaction! 🧪🎃
From making predictions and estimating to observing and experimenting, our students were learning through curiosity, exploration, and a little pumpkin magic!
Our 2nd and 3rd graders had a pumpkin-full day of hands-on learning while exploring North Dakota science and math standards last week!
Students practiced their math skills by estimating how many seeds were inside their pumpkins, then got to sample some roasted pumpkin seeds! 🌱 They also made predictions about whether their seeds would germinate in a ziplock bag with a damp paper towel.
To top it all off, we explored a fun pumpkin experiment using vinegar, baking soda, and dish soap to observe the exciting chemical reaction! 🧪🎃
From making predictions and estimating to observing and experimenting, our students were learning through curiosity, exploration, and a little pumpkin magic!
Seniors and Juniors this week will be working on Scholarship writing and ASVAB prep involving reading and word recognition during FLEX this week.
First District Health will be at the school November 10th to screen 6th grade girls and all 8th grade students for scoliosis. If you do not want to participate in the screening please return the form which is being sent home with the students.
We were excited to welcome Gracelyn Vaagene as she shared an important message with our 4th graders about making a difference in North Dakota!
Her message connected to North Dakota’s 4th grade standards by helping students understand how people contribute to their communities and state. Students learned how working hard in school, pursuing a trade school or college education, and giving back through volunteering can make a positive impact on North Dakota.
From the choices we make today to the ways we serve others in the future, every person has the opportunity to make a difference! We are grateful to Gracelyn for sharing her time, experiences, and encouragement with our students.
Her message connected to North Dakota’s 4th grade standards by helping students understand how people contribute to their communities and state. Students learned how working hard in school, pursuing a trade school or college education, and giving back through volunteering can make a positive impact on North Dakota.
From the choices we make today to the ways we serve others in the future, every person has the opportunity to make a difference! We are grateful to Gracelyn for sharing her time, experiences, and encouragement with our students.
