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After our meeting with Secretary Rollins this week and multiple discussions with the White House, I’m pleased that the Department of Ag will be reopening Farm Service Agency offices for a few days each week during the shutdown.
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Native American Week was celebrated at Wagner Community School from Monday, October 13 through Friday, October 17, beginning with Native American Day on Monday. The week featured a variety of activities, including guest speakers, cultural presentations, and traditional dancers, giving students the opportunity to learn more about Native American heritage and traditions.
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Pam Altenburg teaches 6th-8th English Language Arts and was born and raised in Yankton. Pam's love for Language Arts is not just current to her teachings, it has been her favorite subject throughout her days as a student as well. She used that passion for the subject by earning her Bachelors degree in Elementary Education from the University of South Dakota. Pam continued on to receive a Master's degree in Educational Leadership from Concordia University.
Read moreOn Friday, October 10th the whole team travelled to Winner. It was a small competition in which everyone gained a lot of experience and received some great feedback. Oral Interp judging and places vary widely so for this small competition the following awards were available: Good, Excellent, and Superior. Our 2025 team is as follows: Matthew Kokes, Taya Stone, Anjali Zephier, Samuel Kafka, Portlyn Jones, Braelyn Jones, and Isabelle Myer.
Read moreWORKING HARD TO EARN SCHOLARSHIPS AT RECENT BLOOD DRIVE
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Jayshaun has made fantastic progress in first grade. He stays focused on his daily work until it is finished. He follows our classroom procedures and helps his classmates when they need assistance. Jayshawn has a great attitude for learning new things and tries his besteven when things may seem hard. Keep up the good work, Jayshaun.
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HARVEST KEEPS FOUSEK GRAIN BUSY
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