
Congrats to our Knights of the Month!


Our Speech team has been having a great season! Dagan STATE QUALIFIED in Storytelling! Additionally, our team took 3rd place in Sweepstakes and came home with a trophy!





We are looking for an assistant cook in Petersburg. Help us spread the word!


March is reading month at Dakota Prairie Elementary!


Help us celebrate our seniors as graduation inches closer!


Lundeby Farms is looking to hire seasonal workers!


7th Graders created a poster for this month's 7 Mindsets Project: Attitude of Gratitude and encouraged their peers to write what they are thankful for

Freshmen English students participated in an Escape Room to apply their knowledge of the three branches of government.

Exciting news from our elementary!
https://www.valleynewslive.com/2025/02/27/long-term-care-association-names-dakota-prairie-elementary-students-group-volunteers-year/


Group 8B was at it again this month with another awesome project. For the theme 'Attitude of Gratitude', they baked homemade chocolate chip cookies and delivered them to workers at the Nelson County Courthouse and to S&S Ag Service in Petersburg.







CHARGERS NATION honored its boys' senior basketball athletes and their parents during a special Senior Night Recognition before the basketball game VS Cavalier on February 20th.
The seniors have been leaders on and off the field, and this night was about giving them a moment in the spotlight. We thank Axel, Gage, and Keegen for their hard work, dedication, and commitment to the Chargers sports program.








Our freshmen tackled the classic poem "O Captain! My Captain!" and worked together to save their ship through solving puzzles and clues in an escape room challenge.


🎉 CONGRATULATIONS to Nathan Beglau, Bennett Ohnstad, and Graham Corby. These boys qualified to compete in the state MATHCOUNTS competition in Bismarck. Great job, boys! ➕➖✖️➗

The Dakota Prairie 4th graders wanted to do a class project that would incorporate the 4R’s (Respect, Relationships, Rigor, and Responsibility) and lessons from their 7 Mindsets class. They wanted to give back to their community, so they came up with a Giving Hearts chore project. They would do chores to raise money for the Nelson County Health Foundation in honor of Giving Hearts Day.
The students raised $200 and were so excited to find out, with the matched funds, they raised $400.
Way to go, 4th grade!



Any students in grades 7-12 interested in joining the NC Chargers Track Team, please sign up outside the High School office. Track practice is scheduled to start on Monday, March 3, 2025.


It was a G-R-E-A-T day for our spellers at the Nelson County Spelling Bee!








Brooklyn received a response to the business letter she sent to the Hershey Company as part of a class assignment. Not only did they reply, but they also sent her a few chocolate bars 🍫—sweet bonus!
Brooklyn is the first student to receive a response from a company since Ms. Hurst started this assignment a few years ago.

Congratulations to Dagan Slade on her acceptance into the prestigious North Dakota Governor’s School! This program recognizes outstanding students for their academic achievements, leadership potential, and commitment to excellence.


Order your yearbook today by using the QR code, going to www.jostens.com/inyearbook, or calling the high school.


Wallwork Truck Centers joined the manufacturing class to present on their employment opportunities. Wallwork is located all over North Dakota with a new facility on the west side of Grand Forks. They repair and sell new trucks and distribute parts. They have been in business for over 100 years and is owned and run by the same family. Students looking at general diesel or autobody are in high demand there.
