We are proud of all of our students for the time, effort, and talent they put into this year’s spring concerts! If you weren’t able to attend—or would like to enjoy the performances again—you can watch each concert using the links below:
🎤 Grades K–3 Concert:
https://youtu.be/eJQLmZzz5Qk
🎼 Grades 4–6 Concert:
https://youtu.be/i1H1UaoEHFc
🎺 Grades 7–12 Concert:
https://youtu.be/9r9Er8yPI_g
Thank you to our students for their outstanding performances and to Mrs. Weigel for her hard work in preparing for them. We also appreciate the continued support from our families and community!
#KPSMusic #SpringConcerts
Day of Caring at KPS
Sorry for the late post, but Spring Concerts are this week!
Elementary is TONIGHT, 4/28, at 6:30 PM! Students in K-3 should report to their classrooms at 6:20 (unless their classroom teachers have given them different instructions). Students in 5th and 6th grade band (except percussionists) should meet in the music room at 6 PM to warm up and tune their instruments before sitting with their parents. 4th graders and percussionists may sit with their parents until intermission.
The 7-12 concert is Thursday 4/30 at 7:30 PM - this will include students from KPS and EPS.
Please come and enjoy their hard work and talents while showing your support!
Living On My Own: Real-Life Budgeting in Action!
Our students recently had the opportunity to step into the real world during our Living On My Own simulation event - a program developed by the NDSU Extension Service! From managing monthly expenses to making tough financial decisions, students practiced budgeting skills that will serve them well beyond the classroom.
Each station was led by incredible community volunteers who shared their time, knowledge, and real-world expertise to help students navigate topics like housing, transportation, groceries, and more. Their guidance made this experience both meaningful and memorable.
👏 A HUGE thank you to all of our volunteers for making this event possible: Danielle Dinger - NDSU Extension, Julianne Racine - NDSU Extension, Andrew McDermid, Penny Jans McClean, Sarah Gackle - LaMoure County Public Health, Josh Czjakowski, Marsha Nitschke, Daphne Schlepp, Ann Laeger, Steve van Gorkom, Marvel Lindgren, Pat Rutschke, Lucinda Malm, Kim Bjur, Justin Terjesen, Kelli Isaacson, and Maddie Giesler. Your support and commitment to our students truly made a difference!
Congratulations to TJ Buchholz for being inducted into the SRCTC National Technical Honor Society tonight. Great job, TJ!
