Ethan Bergstrom, son of Shannon and Denise Bergstrom, was named to the North Dakota 9-Man All-State Football second team! Ethan is a junior at May-Port CG. Congratulations, Ethan!
Good luck to our One Act Play team who competes at State at 1:00pm today!
MPCG Girls Basketball packed meals at the Feed My Starving Children event! Thanks for participating Patriots!!
Good luck to our One Act team as they head to STATE this weekend!
MPCG BOYS BASKETBALL packing meals at FEED MY STARVING CHILDREN!! Thanks team!
Packing meals at FEED MY STARVING CHILDREN! Mrs Soholt and Kase, Mrs. Weaver and family and Coach Judisch with Kain Soholt!
We have opened an additional Basketball apparel clothing store - this time for youth sizes! Be sure to check it out! https://mpcgythbball21.itemorder.com/sale
The number of active cases of COVID-19 has increased to 81 for Traill County. We have many students absent district wide. There are active cases at all levels and amongst staff. Third grade is the only grade level to have reached our 10% threshold that requires masking. Please continue to stay healthy and thank you for staying home if you are feeling sick.
Thank you Mr. Torgeson and the Delchar Theater for hosting FBLA and MSU DECA for our monthly gathering! We had a great time and an awesome movie!
Meat thermometer lab in FACS 1!
These are selling fast!!! Don’t miss out! See Mrs. Bradner at PBJ and Mr. Bradner at the MS/HS. Thermos brand, flip top lid and refill tracker. $20 each! Red, Blue or Gray
Congratulations to Mr. Marquardt and the Middle School Band and Choir on a fantastic Fall Music Concert!
Since 1970, FBLA has partnered with March of Dimes to raise awareness about prematurity. We have had the opportunity to hear stories from families that the March of Dimes has been able to help through those rough times. November 17th is World Prematurity Awareness Day, so please join our FBLA members and wear PURPLE to support this great cause!
This is an urgent message from the May-Port CG. School District. We have many students absent due to illness. There are three staff members who have tested positive for COVID-19 at PBJ. There are thirteen students with confirmed cases of COVID-19 at PBJ. Six students in the third grade. That number exceeds our 10% threshold for third grade which means third graders are required to wear masks at school or stay home for seven days. There is also a staff member at the High School and four students who have tested positive at the Middle School / High School. Please continue to take precautions to stay healthy.
Makeup work for absent students at PBJ will not be available until Thursday morning. This is due to the high number children needing to be out of school.
POST PROM FUNDRAISER! MPCG PATRIOTS water bottles. $20 each. Thermos brand, flip top lid, twist ring to keep track of how many times you refill your water bottle each day. Choice of red, blue or gray! See Mrs. Bradner at PBJ or Mr. Bradner at the HS/MS to purchase. Makes a great gift!!
What do you do after the first snowfall of the year? HAVE A SNOWBALL FIGHT AT SCHOOL!! ❄️☃️
What do you do after the first snowfall of the year? HAVE A SNOWBALL FIGHT AT SCHOOL!! ❄️☃️
Congratulations to our May-Port CG Cheerleaders for placing first at the State Fall Cheer Competition! Congratulations Game Day- Class B Champions!!!
Check out this link for a great video showcasing the athletes selected for All-Region Volleyball, Senior Athlete of the Year, and Coach of the year! https://watch.screencastify.com/v/6zZG0ER8kRReIgP14dTy