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SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION RESULTS
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Therewere29youngshootersfromTyndall,Tabor,Springfield, Scotland, Avon and Wagner area that completed the HuntSafe course recently. Two evenings of the course was in the classroom learning about firearms, ammunition and gun safety. The last day, test day, was spent at the Bon Homme Isaak Walton League Clubhouse near the Apple Tree.
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The Andes Central FFA students traveled to Lennox this past week for their last Career Development Event (CDE) competition before the state competition. Those that qualified for the state competition are Emery Bultje in Floriculture, Madeline Derry in Floriculture, Marin Bultje in Horse Judging, Callie Bergin in Horse Judging, Riata Bultje in Horse Judging and Abigail Svatos in Natural Resources. Emery Bultje and Madeline Derry advanced to the state CDE FFA competition to be held April 18th - 20th.
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8TH GRADERS DISCUSS DANGERS OF DISTRACTED DRIVING
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In honor of National Library Week and School Library Month (April), elementary students at Andes Central School were invited to create dioramas in one of ten categories. They were on display in the library during National Library Week.
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Andes Central's Seniors pose for a photo with their instructor at their final Spring Concert Thursday, April 4th. From left; Riata Bultje, Hannah Tronvold, Instructor, Julie Rysavy, Calin Hopkins, Claire Johnson and On'Aka Doren. Courtesy photo.
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Local photographer, Katie Swatek Hjelm recently had one of the pictures she photographed featured on the cover of SeniorInspire Magazine. SeniorInspire Magazine is a magazine utilized by photographers that dedicate much of their work to photographing high school seniors. It showcases articles and tips of the trade that will help any aspiring or professional photographer up their game and stay up to date on the latest trends and techniques being used by different photographers.
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A well-established non-profit service organization that serves both Wagner and Lake Andes is the Rural Office of Community Services (ROCS). ROCS has been a private, non-profit organization agency that has been serving the Charles-Mix area since 1981. The agency began by offering general human and social services in both Wagner and Lake Andes. ROCS has since evolved to serve 28 counties in South Dakota with emergency services, transportation, nutritional programs, and weatherization in addition to many more programs.
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