The original message had a typo. Wednesday, March 18th school will dismiss at 1 pm. Parent teacher conferences are from 1:30-7:30.
Spring Break is March 19th and 20th. There will not be school on the 19th and 20th. Parent teacher conferences are Wednesday, March 18 from 1:30 -7:30. School will dismiss at 1:00 on the March 18th.
Both groups were treated to a special lunch at McDonalds for all their hard work so far this year!
On Thursday the 5th, kindergarten and 1st grade took a trip to the Bismarck Veterans Memorial Library.
They got to listen to some stories, learn about the library, and got to see the children's section of the library!
Please use the link below to access and complete the SPSD Spring Family Survey as part of our Title I Comprehensive Needs Assessment process. The information you provide will help us evaluate the effectiveness of Title programming and make necessary adjustments to best meet the needs of our students and families.
We value your input as a crucial part of our team!
https://eprovesurveys.advanc-ed.org/surveys/#/action/301232/p35651
Please help spread the word to other families. If you prefer to complete a paper copy of the survey, there are copies available at the front desk in each school, and they will be out at the March parent teacher conferences. You can also call and request a copy to be sent home with your child.
Please contact Traci Peterson at traci.peterson@k12.nd.us or call the school with any questions.
We had a fantastic time celebrating the joy of reading with our students, families, and staff at Family Reading Night on March 3! It was great to see our community come together to learn about the importance of reading and share in the fun.
Families enjoyed a presentation on how reading supports student success, followed by engaging activities like Book Title Charades and Book Bingo. We loved seeing students and families laughing, learning, and celebrating books together. The evening wrapped up with everyone sharing a delicious meal and great conversation.
A huge thank you to all who joined us and helped make the night a success. Your support and participation help build a strong culture of reading in our schools and community. We are grateful for the opportunity to learn, read, and grow together. ❤️📖
Show your support for our athletes by ordering custom team gear directly through our online store. Every purchase supports our program and helps our student-athletes represent Solen with pride.
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Go Solen Sioux! 💙
📖 Get Ready to Turn the Page to Fun at Solen Public School District's Family Reading Night!
TOMORROW! Place your bookmark on Tuesday, March 3 at Cannon Ball Elementary. You won’t want to miss this chapter!
🕓 4:45 PM — Learning Adventures & Book Bingo
🍽️ 5:30 PM — Dinner is Served
All PK–12 students, families, and community members are invited to check out an evening full of books, laughter, and togetherness. It’s bound to be a real page-turner!
🎭 Dress as your favorite book character for a chance to win a prize!
📚💫 We can't wait for you to join us for this exciting event!
Students went home with:
-📄 Player Packet
-📘 Code of Conduct
-📱 SportsYou Sign-Up Information
-🩺 NDHSAA Physical Form (if a current physical is not already on file)
⚠️ Important Reminders:
• Students cannot practice until a current NDHSAA physical has been completed and turned in to the school.
• Students cannot participate in a meet until the Code of Conduct is signed by a parent/guardian and returned to the school.
A parent meeting will be scheduled soon (TBD). More information will be shared once the date and time are confirmed.
It's not too early to start thinking about next year! The links are attached are for new and returning students for the 2026-27 school year. We will be having an enrollment fair in the late spring so please stay tuned and watch for those details. If you have questions about your child's enrollment information please call Mrs. Hatzenbuhler for grades 6-12 at 445-3331 or Ms. One Horn for grades PK-5. Student must be 4 years old by August 1 to enter pre school and 5 years old by August 1st to enter Kindergarten. If you do not live within school boundary lines and would like for your child to attend our great schools and have questions, please contact Superintendent Cari Kramer at 445-3331 or cari.kramer@k12.nd.us.
Returning Student Enrollment Packet -https://aptg.co/HgjX6v
New or Transferring Student Enrollment Packet -https://aptg.co/GLd08X
Please take a couple of minutes to read the attached letter. Communication between school and home is so important to the success of your children. When the school calls a parent or guardian it is because we are reaching out for support for the betterment of your child or because they are sick or something has happened that needs your immediate attention. We are asking for your cooperation in this matter.
Thank you for trusting us to educate your child.
https://aptg.co/znL7Qp
📖 Get Ready to Turn the Page to Fun at Solen Public School District's Family Reading Night!
Place your bookmark on Tuesday, March 3 at Cannon Ball Elementary. You won’t want to miss this chapter!
🕓 4:45 PM — Learning Adventures & Book Bingo
🍽️ 5:30 PM — Dinner is Served
All PK–12 students, families, and community members are invited to check out an evening full of books, laughter, and togetherness. It’s bound to be a real page-turner!
🎭 Dress as your favorite book character for a chance to win a prize!
📚💫 We can't wait for you to join us for this exciting event!
There will be NO Night Lights on Thursday, February 26. All staff will be attending professional development. Again, NO Night Lights on Thursday, February 26.
Thanks,
Ms. Roberts
Grades 9-12 will be attending the 2026 Bismarck T4 Program on Thursday February 26th. The T4 Summit introduces students to workforce skills, needs, training, and networking with industry leaders around the state. Lunch will be provided for schools and facilitators, so no additional arrangements are needed.
As a reminder, all students and chaperones must wear regular pants (no pajamas, sweatpants, skirts, or shorts) and closed-toe shoes (no sandals or flip-flops). These safety requirements are in place to ensure students can safely participate in all sessions throughout the day. Students who do not meet the dress code requirements will not be permitted to participate in certain activities. Students will leave after breakfast and return at the end of the school day.
