Welcome back to this year's Senior Spotlight! Our first May-Port CG Senior Spotlight is Shelby Johnson. #Classof2024
Mrs. Hashbarger's class adopted PEEPS!
KL is surveying at PBJ! Lucky Charm Cookies versus Cinnamon Toast Crunch Cookies!
The Easter Bunny is in town!
Congratulations to the May-Port CG FBLA Chapter on their successful state leadership conference! The following members placed in their events: Liam Marquardt and Cole Hutter - 10th place Stock Market Game; Jaxon Freeberg, Matthew Rexine, Marshall Kloster, John Mewes - 3rd Place FBLA Acalympics; Piper Lindaas and Kristen Weaver - 3rd Place Virtual Business Challenge Finance; Evelyn Koshney, Parker Strand, Madison Sand - 2nd Place Virtual Business Challenge Finance 1st Challenge, 3rd Place Virtual Business Challenge Finance 2nd Challenge; Danica Hanson - 3rd Place Virtual Business Challenge Management 2nd Challenge; Lydia Ostlie - 3rd Place Leadership; Reid Strand - 9th Place Computer Problem Solving; Reid Strand - 8th Place Cybersecurity; Raina Satrom - 10th Place Healthcare Administration; Jaxon Freeberg - 5th Place Personal Finance; Matthew Rexine - 6th Place Public Policy and Advocacy; Raegen Zerface - 10th Place Securities and Investments; Kristen Weaver - 7th Place Securities and Investments; Emma Stevens - 5th Place UX Design; Sophie Johnson - 10th Place Database Design; Carissa Mueller - 6th Place Database Design; Evelyn Koshney - 5th Place Database Design.
The chapter also received North Dakota Go For Gold Award; 1st place March of Dimes fundraising; 2nd Place American Heart Association Fundraising; 2nd Place Dorothy L. Travis Outstanding Chapter Award.
Congratulations to the following students who are National Qualifiers for the National Leadership Conference this summer in Orlando, FL!
Jaxon Freeberg, Marshall Kloster, Matthew Rexine - 2nd Place Virtual Business Challenge Finance; Cole Hutter - 2nd Place Career Research; Cole Hutter, Liam Marquardt, and Hailee Ness - 2nd Place Community Service Project; Liam Marquardt and Jens Twedt - 2nd Place Critical Thinking; Caden Strube - 2nd Place Exploring Economics; Hailee Ness - 1st Place FBLA Concepts; Keely Garrett - 1st Place FBLA Mission & Pledge; Hadley Verwest - 2nd Place Interpersonal Communications; Jaidyn Roder - 2nd Place Learning Strategies; Lydia Ostlie - 1st Place Learning Strategies; Madelyn Strand, Paetyn Strand, Zoey Mehus - 4th Place Business Ethics; Emily Sanders - 4th Place Computer Applications; Emma Dockter - 1st Place Computer Applications; Madison Sand, Parker Strand, Evelyn Koshney - 2nd Place Data Analysis; Danica Hanson - 1st Place Database Design; Madison Sand - 2nd Place Design; Samuel Kostuck, Aaden Aarsvold, Spencer Jacobson - 3rd Place Introduction to Programming; Marshall Kloster, Matthew Rexine, Raegen Zerface, and John Mewes - 3rd Place Parliamentary Procedure; Evelyn Koshney, Piper Lindaas, Jaxon Freeberg - 4th Place Partnership with a Business Project; Jaxon Freeberg - 3rd Place Securities and Investments; Danica Hanson - 1st Place Visual Design; Emma Dockter - 1st Place Word Processing.
Learning about construction in Mrs. G's room!
The lunch staff makes sure we get our rainbow of fruits and vegetables! Brussel sprouts, broccolini, kale, and oranges!
Good afternoon, The HS baseball program is looking for bat boys for the home games listed on the sheet. We are looking for two 5th and or 6th graders for each game. Please reach out with any questions via the Heja app. Thanks!
This weekend the MPCG Speech Team attended the Hillsboro Invitational, where they competed against students from Class A and Class B schools. Congrats to Maddie Amb, who won 8th place in Serious Prose!
Math 8 heard from Luke Bodley, in Denver CO, on how he uses math in his Marketing career.
Congratulations to MPCG senior Rylee Satrom on being selected to the NDAPSSA Division B Girls Basketball All-State First Team!! Rylee was also a Miss Basketball finalist. Congrats Rylee!! 🏀
*Photo credit - Hillsboro Banner
Today was 2nd and 3rd grades opportunity to enjoy the "Hansel and Gretel" play at MSU.
The community outreach theme for March is FARMERS! Students at PBJ learned about farming. Special thanks to Stacy Artz, SRS, Peter Bakkum and Jean Neset!
In our last day in Washington D.C. our Close Up students visited Arlington National Cemetery, the White House, Washington Monument, and the Holocaust Museum.
MPCG’s Jacob McClenahen is with Mr. Marquardt and Miss Ellis in Bismarck for the All-State Music Festival and NDMEA Conference! Jacob auditioned with students from around the state in both Class A and B schools and was selected to perform Bass with the All-State Mixed Chorus under Dr. Bridget Sweet from the University of Illinois. He will attend seminars with world class directors and hear performances from various groups, as well as perform with the best musicians from across the state. The rehearsal schedule is intense and ends with concerts on Saturday at 1:00 and 3:30. Congratulations, Jacob!
PBJ 1st grade students enjoyed the production of "Hansel and Gretel" at the MSU theater today!
Please plan to join us for the May-Port CG / FS Prom Grand March on Saturday, April 6th! Grand March starts at 7:30pm. Admission is $5/couple or $3/person.
World Down Syndrome Day!! "Rocking Our Socks" at PBJ for our awesome friends! 😊
Amazing Woodworking I projects!
Thank you to Farmers Union of Traill County for sponsoring the Close Up meal tonight! Our students are eating at ND owned Founding Farmers restaurant in Washington D.C.
