Lewis and Clark NSP and Berthold had their field day together. The kids are having a BLAST. Big shout-out to Mr.O'Shea and Mrs. Daniels for putting together such an AWESOME event. Thanks to the staff for making it a great day for our students.
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📣 We are doing a test run of our new communication platform!
You may receive an email asking you to click a link and register — feel free to do so. We’ll be running this process several times throughout the summer to help get everyone registered and connected. 📧✅
Longhorn baseball beat Ray 13-11. Good luck guys!! One win at a time!!
Lewis and Clark Longhorns are headed to the Regional Baseball Tournament after a big win over Divide County (12-6) last night! ⚾🤘 These boys have worked hard all season, and it’s paying off. Come out and support your Lewis & Clark Longhorns! 💜🖤 #LCLonghorns #LCSD
Early Out May 13th, 2026. School is dismissed at 1:30pm.
Yearbooks are in the process of being made.
Cost is $25 per book.
Here is the link to get your name on the list:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSddtMgvoHOM75Mxk-Ci22GeeU9UPCUlo9AZkZJuuS7S-IcLTw/viewform?usp=publish-editor
BERTHOLD: The Elementary Music Concert will be held in the new gym on Thursday, May 14th at 2 PM. Dress for the students is red, white, and blue.
🎉 Congratulations to Alice on receiving the prestigious NDCDE Pathfinder Award! This honor, awarded only once each year, recognizes her exceptional commitment, curiosity, and willingness to go above and beyond. We’re proud to have Alice as part of our virtual school family! 👏📚✨ #StudentSuccess #PathfinderAward #VirtualLearning
BERTHOLD: The Boys Athletic Potluck will be Tuesday, May 19 in the Berthold Lunch Room with the meal set to begin at 5:30. Please bring an item to share. Seniors to bring beverages, sophomores and juniors to bring a main course. Jr High and freshmen to bring a dessert or a side dish.
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May 11 - 16
May 11 - 16
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Shaun Randal and Makayla White will represent SRT at the 2026 Foundation for Rural Services Youth tour in Washington, D.C. Shaun and Makayla will learn about the telecommunications industry, tour the nations capitol, and meet with legislative leaders to discuss their experiences in rural North Dakota.
We can't wait to hear all about it Shaun and Makayla! Congrats and Have Fun!
Shaun Randal and Makayla White will represent SRT at the 2026 Foundation for Rural Services Youth tour in Washington, D.C. Shaun and Makayla will learn about the telecommunications industry, tour the nations capitol, and meet with legislative leaders to discuss their experiences in rural North Dakota.
We can't wait to hear all about it Shaun and Makayla! Congrats and Have Fun!
Honor someone making an impact 💫 Nominations for May are open until the 15th.
👉 Submit: https://forms.gle/6crbxCxosHtJVPub8
👉 Submit: https://forms.gle/6crbxCxosHtJVPub8
BERTHOLD: the Baseball game scheduled for today, Tuesday, May 5 has been moved to Thursday, May 7 in Stanley at 4:30 PM. The baseball team will also play in Belcourt on Friday, May 8 at 4 PM .
Sign up today!! Sheila Gerding will be back June 15, 16, and 17 for her K-8 basketball camp. Students entering kindergarten are welcome. Use the QR code or this LINK below. (The link on the flyer is not working)
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc6x8V9UmVdqxS6BFzXw7jiaS5UzN6nn-2x8PjbiaHhcSGoog/viewform?usp=send_form
Here's an opportunity to improve your basketball skills right here in our Lewis and Clark School District. Mark your calendars and sign up as soon as possible.
BERTHOLD: The Girls Athletics Banquet is tonight Wednesday, April 29th. Dinner will begin at 5:45 PM. It will be potluck style. If you are a junior high or senior class member please bring drinks to share and eating utensils. If you are a freshman team member please bring a dessert to share. If you are a sophomore or junior please bring a main course to share. Brief programs celebrating volleyball and basketball and recognition of wrestling, softball, and track and field.
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The first-grade class had the valuable opportunity to learn about helmet safety and brain health from two high school students, Taylor and Zailey, who are taking a medical terminology class. They delivered an engaging and interactive lesson that emphasized the importance of protecting the brain. They modeled how to properly wear a helmet. Then they gave a memorable demonstration using eggs that showed the concept effectively: one egg cracked when dropped without helmet protection, while another egg remained intact when wearing a helmet. This visual reinforced the importance of wearing helmets during activities that pose a risk of head injury. In addition to the demonstration, students participated in hands-on activities that enhanced their understanding of the topic. They created models of brains using playdoh, allowing them to explore brain structure in a hands-on way.
Please reach out if your 5th or 6th Grader is interested in playing baseball this year.
