Congrats to our October Knights of the Month and Teacher of the Month!
The November edition of the Knight Reader is available to read. Click the link, scan the QR code, or go to website to view.
If you would like a paper copy, please contact the high school.
https://files-backend.assets.thrillshare.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/4984/Dpsd/36d7fbcd-f7d3-4352-a777-13d539230a06/Knight-Reader-November-2026.pdf?disposition=inline
If you would like a paper copy, please contact the high school.
https://files-backend.assets.thrillshare.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/4984/Dpsd/36d7fbcd-f7d3-4352-a777-13d539230a06/Knight-Reader-November-2026.pdf?disposition=inline
Join us for the Veterans Day Concert!
Have a nice week!
FYI: Days off in November
Happy Halloween!
Be safe, have fun, and eat that candy in moderation.
Be safe, have fun, and eat that candy in moderation.
The Nelson County Chargers band and choir treated the elementary to a wonderful, spooky concert today!
In keeping with tradition, the sixth graders were able to participate with the high school band as well.
This morning, the elementary celebrated the staff pumpkin decorating contest. There were 19 entries. The votes were tallied, and winners were announced. Congratulations!
After the votes were revealed, student names were drawn, and 19 students were able to take home a pumpkin.
After the votes were revealed, student names were drawn, and 19 students were able to take home a pumpkin.
Save your pop tops for a good cause!
First-grade students recently had a special visit from Betsy Ross, portrayed by American Legion Auxiliary member Judy Twete, who brought a piece of American history to life in the classroom!
Students learned about the history of our nation’s flag and the important traditions and etiquette associated with displaying and respecting the American flag. Through Betsy’s visit, students gained an appreciation for the meaning behind our flag and the pride it represents in our country.
The excitement continued as each student received a flag to take home, thanks to the generous sponsorship of the American Legion of McVille. They were also delighted to enjoy a patriotic treat (cookies with red, white, and blue sprinkles) made by another Legion Auxiliary member, Sandy Dalburg.
We are grateful to Judy Twete, Sandy Dalburg, and the American Legion Auxiliary for taking the time to share this meaningful lesson with our young learners, and to Judy Sateren and the American Legion of McVille for making the flags possible.
It is our hope that “Flags for 1st Graders” will become an annual tradition, helping each new group of first graders learn about our nation’s flag, understand the importance of showing it respect, and develop a lasting sense of patriotism.
Students learned about the history of our nation’s flag and the important traditions and etiquette associated with displaying and respecting the American flag. Through Betsy’s visit, students gained an appreciation for the meaning behind our flag and the pride it represents in our country.
The excitement continued as each student received a flag to take home, thanks to the generous sponsorship of the American Legion of McVille. They were also delighted to enjoy a patriotic treat (cookies with red, white, and blue sprinkles) made by another Legion Auxiliary member, Sandy Dalburg.
We are grateful to Judy Twete, Sandy Dalburg, and the American Legion Auxiliary for taking the time to share this meaningful lesson with our young learners, and to Judy Sateren and the American Legion of McVille for making the flags possible.
It is our hope that “Flags for 1st Graders” will become an annual tradition, helping each new group of first graders learn about our nation’s flag, understand the importance of showing it respect, and develop a lasting sense of patriotism.
Come and support our young actors in the One-Act Play!
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Congratulations to both Amaya Brueckner and Hadley Strand on competing in the state cross country meet this past Friday! Both girls showed a lot of grit and determination throughout the season, which culminated in a challenging race on a tough course in Jamestown.
Cross country is not an easy sport, but these two young women handled its challenges with grace, setting personal bests throughout the season and showing what hard work and consistency can accomplish. Way to go, girls! Here’s to another successful season next year!
Attention 7th-12th families interested in wrestling:
There will be an informational meeting on Thursday, November 5th @ 7pm in the Larimore High School Library for those interested or those joining wrestling for the 2026-27 boys and girls wrestling team season.
Good luck to our Chargers volleyball team as they play through districts, beginning on Thursday.
Stay safe while trick-or-treating this weekend; have a great week!
The 10A 7 Mindsets group project for Passion First focused on revamping our Veterans Wall of Honor. Students dedicated many hours to this project, demonstrating tremendous commitment, teamwork, and attention to detail. The process involved multiple layers of paint, hours of careful taping, and a great deal of detailed work to bring the vision to life. With the goal of completing the project before Veterans Day, students went above and beyond by working before and after school, during Knight Time, and even during their Study Halls. Their hard work and dedication reflect the true meaning of Passion First, and we are incredibly proud of their efforts to create a meaningful tribute to our veterans.
Check out all the majors/programs that WIOA (Workforce Innovation Opportunity Act) will help pay students to go into. The list changes every July based on the needs of the state.
DP has seen several students take advantage of this. Please have your teen schedule a meeting with Ms. Beckstrom or contact Job Service yourself. Thanks!
https://www.jobsnd.com/sites/default/files/documents/jsnd-documents/In-Demand%20List.pdf
DP has seen several students take advantage of this. Please have your teen schedule a meeting with Ms. Beckstrom or contact Job Service yourself. Thanks!
https://www.jobsnd.com/sites/default/files/documents/jsnd-documents/In-Demand%20List.pdf
Blood Drive at the Petersburg Community Center on November 11.
Earlier this month Sheriff Schwind and Chief Deputy Madche came in to talk to the 9th grade Civics class about law enforcement and their rights. Focus was on the 4th, 5th, 6th, and 8th amendment as the students recently learned about the Bill of Rights.
Join us tomorrow for some informational sessions with Ms. Beckstrom during conferences.
