Berthold Public School

Our preschoolers recently turned the gym into a world of color, movement, and laughter with parachute play! The class worked together to lift the giant rainbow parachute high in t...

How can you keep a house from blowing away in a wind storm? In this lesson, students explore the effects of natural hazards, such as tornadoes, hurricanes, and dust storms. In th...

Berthold elementary science students are eagerly awaiting the launch of Artemis II. The rocket was revealed this Saturday as it was moved from the NASA assembly building to the la...

Sophomore Intro to Programming students have been learning all about representing data using only the 2 available electrical states--on or off (known as the binary system). They co...

We had another Rocket Math Finisher!! Aleena Deaver is in 5th grade and also finished all 16 learning tracks! We use Rocket Math to work on our math fact fluency! Great Job Alee...

Ashtyn Deaver was the first to finish Rocket Math before the New Year! We use Rocket Math in 4th, 5th, and 6th grade to practice our automaticity of our basic math facts! ...

The 9th-grade Health class created an exercise calendar for the elementary students to do!

This past week our 6th graders held their Roller Coaster carnival competition. After learning about potential and kinetic energy, along with various types of energy we see on a da...

This week the livestock production the students learned the different types of injections and practiced them on a banana. They also learned sutures and are currently on their seco...

4th, 5th, and 6th are looking to donate to the Souris Valley Animal Shelter for our Holiday Project this year. We have collected money donations to purchase fleece to make the ani...

For Giving Tuesday, Junior Financial Literacy students researched non-profit organizations that they would one day like to support. One of the foundations that we have learned abo...

During 10th grade biology, we were making DNA fingerprint for Lambda DNA. DNA fingerprint can be used to identify a person just like hand fingerprints, but we can use it for all ...

Our fifth graders ended their social studies unit learning about American Indians from various geographical regions of the United States with a gallery day. The students researche...

Forget slam dunks—this year’s biggest showdown is all about 8 individuals getting pied in the face. Each round is a real nail-biter—or should we say crust-breaker? Teachers and S...

The Christmas season is upon us, and the music students have been working hard practicing their music! Both the elementary program and the 7-12 concert will be on the same day, T...

Our second-and third-grade students teamed up for a fun fall printmaking project. They also learned about flint corn and how Native Americans used it in many different ways. Dur...

We packed BIG, BUSY fun and learning into our preschool week — perfect for the letter Bb because we had Bubbles, Baking, Buddies, and (not) Turkeys! We tried fog bubbles (for the...

17 actors will take to the stage this Friday and Saturday to present Alice in Wonderland, Jr! They have been working for 2 1/2 months to perform this musical for everyone. T...

Meet Katie Faul, a local volunteer who transforms classrooms into worlds of wonder every week right here in our school! Every Friday, rain or shine, Miss Katie, arrives at Bert...

Eighth Grade Computer Applications students recently collected data by sorting various Monster Cereals (Frankenberry®, Boo-Berry®, and Count Chocula ®) and other Halloween snacks....