Last night, the 5th Grade Honor Choir showcased their incredible talents and had the special opportunity to blend their voices with the Valley Senior Living Choir.
A heartfelt thank you to Mr. Moffitt, the 5th grade staff, and the residents and staff from Valley Senior Living for making the evening so meaningful. It was truly a special night!
A heartfelt thank you to Mr. Moffitt, the 5th grade staff, and the residents and staff from Valley Senior Living for making the evening so meaningful. It was truly a special night!
We are counting down the alphabet until the end of the school year, and for the letter C, Ms. Taylor’s class got creative with chalk art! Students had a great time showing their imagination and adding colorful masterpieces to our sidewalks. What a fun way to celebrate the countdown and brighten everyone’s day!
Today we had the pleasure of having Ben Kruta, a University of North Dakota student majoring in music education, for his final day of observations. Ben brought in a variety of instruments to share with our students, including trumpet, baritone, French horn, cello, clarinet, oboe, and piccolo.
We adjusted our specials schedule so every student had the opportunity to attend his presentation and experience these unique instruments up close. Ben did a wonderful job engaging students and sharing his musical talents. Thank you, Ben, for providing such a memorable experience for our students!
We adjusted our specials schedule so every student had the opportunity to attend his presentation and experience these unique instruments up close. Ben did a wonderful job engaging students and sharing his musical talents. Thank you, Ben, for providing such a memorable experience for our students!
These lost and found items have been collected in the office and are ready to be reunited with their owners! Please take a moment to stop by or have your student check for any belongings they may be missing.
We currently have a variety of items, including watches, rings, earbuds, keys—and even a garage door opener!
Thank you for helping us return these items to their rightful homes.
We currently have a variety of items, including watches, rings, earbuds, keys—and even a garage door opener!
Thank you for helping us return these items to their rightful homes.
The Good News Call of the Day is for Teagan Jeffrey.
She was nominated by her teacher, Mr. Vatnsdal and here is what he had to say about Teagan: "Many, many days this winter, Teagan helped a student in Ms. Hewitt’s class with her winter gear coming inside from Recess. Removing her boots and snow pants and helping her put them away. I didn't ask her to do this, and neither did Ms. Hewitt. She was so kind and helpful to the student and always gave her a hug when they were finished with the gear!
Congratulations Teagan - we are so proud of you!
She was nominated by her teacher, Mr. Vatnsdal and here is what he had to say about Teagan: "Many, many days this winter, Teagan helped a student in Ms. Hewitt’s class with her winter gear coming inside from Recess. Removing her boots and snow pants and helping her put them away. I didn't ask her to do this, and neither did Ms. Hewitt. She was so kind and helpful to the student and always gave her a hug when they were finished with the gear!
Congratulations Teagan - we are so proud of you!
Upcoming Event: Seatbelt and Smiles Initiative
As we continue working together to keep our students safe, we’re excited to share an upcoming initiative. The Polk County Toward Zero Deaths Coalition is partnering with our local schools to bring a positive safety campaign called “Seatbelt & Smiles” to our drop-off and pick-up areas.
On Thursday, April 23 in the morning, coalition members, law enforcement, and other volunteers will be present looking for drivers and passengers who are buckled up and practicing safe habits like hands-free driving—and rewarding those good choices with a smile, a thank-you, or even a small prize. This initiative is all about encouragement—not enforcement. There will be no tickets or warnings.
Seatbelt & Smiles — because safety starts with you.
Thank you, Polk County Public Health and Polk County Toward Zero Death (TZD) Coalition
As we continue working together to keep our students safe, we’re excited to share an upcoming initiative. The Polk County Toward Zero Deaths Coalition is partnering with our local schools to bring a positive safety campaign called “Seatbelt & Smiles” to our drop-off and pick-up areas.
On Thursday, April 23 in the morning, coalition members, law enforcement, and other volunteers will be present looking for drivers and passengers who are buckled up and practicing safe habits like hands-free driving—and rewarding those good choices with a smile, a thank-you, or even a small prize. This initiative is all about encouragement—not enforcement. There will be no tickets or warnings.
Seatbelt & Smiles — because safety starts with you.
Thank you, Polk County Public Health and Polk County Toward Zero Death (TZD) Coalition
Our Good News Call of the Day goes out to Lynneah Liggett.
She was nominated by paraprofessional Mrs. Boeckers and this is what she said about Lynneah: "Lynneah is a very sweet girl who takes it upon herself to clean up in the lunchroom every day. She does it on her own, without anyone asking her to do it."
Congratulations Lynneah - we are so proud of you!
She was nominated by paraprofessional Mrs. Boeckers and this is what she said about Lynneah: "Lynneah is a very sweet girl who takes it upon herself to clean up in the lunchroom every day. She does it on her own, without anyone asking her to do it."
Congratulations Lynneah - we are so proud of you!
Future kindergarten families, this one’s for you! Take a look at this https://aptg.co/gxDhmq for what a year in kindergarten looks like at East Grand Forks Public Schools. We can’t wait to welcome our newest learners this fall!
Yesterday, we were whisked away to a tropical paradise during our 3rd Grade Music Program! 🌴🎶
Thank you to Mr. Moffitt, our talented students, the 3rd grade teachers, and all SP staff for making this wonderful program possible.
A special shoutout to Ann Kulis and other parents who helped provide extra props—your support added so much to the experience! 🌺
Thank you to Mr. Moffitt, our talented students, the 3rd grade teachers, and all SP staff for making this wonderful program possible.
A special shoutout to Ann Kulis and other parents who helped provide extra props—your support added so much to the experience! 🌺
Today at our SPOT Assembly, we learned strategies for how to calm our “Anger Spot.” Thank you to Mrs. Zitzow’s class for leading the assembly!
Time to order your student's yearbook! Deadline for orders is Tuesday, April 7th, 2026.
Great job, South Point students and families! Today we wrapped up our I Love to Read Month with our closing assembly—and WOW, what an incredible month of reading! Your enthusiasm and commitment to reading throughout March was amazing to see. Keep turning those pages and enjoying new adventures through books! 📚✨
Our Good News Call of the Day is for Reyna Congdon.
Her teacher, Mrs. Stevenson, nominated her and this is what she said about Reyna: "Reyna is such a hard worker. She comes to school each day ready to learn. She’s responsible and always one of the first students to get her materials out or help clean up the room at the end of the day. Way to be a role model in our classroom!"
Congratulations Reyna - we are so proud of you!
Her teacher, Mrs. Stevenson, nominated her and this is what she said about Reyna: "Reyna is such a hard worker. She comes to school each day ready to learn. She’s responsible and always one of the first students to get her materials out or help clean up the room at the end of the day. Way to be a role model in our classroom!"
Congratulations Reyna - we are so proud of you!
Our Good News Call of the Day is for Easton Wersal.
He was nominated by paraprofessional Mrs. Boeckers. Here is what she had to say about Easton: "Easton is a very kind student. He helps me in the mornings to remind the other kids to stand behind the door line so I can get both doors open. He always says hi and asks how things are. Very nice young man!
Congratulations Easton - we are so proud of you!
He was nominated by paraprofessional Mrs. Boeckers. Here is what she had to say about Easton: "Easton is a very kind student. He helps me in the mornings to remind the other kids to stand behind the door line so I can get both doors open. He always says hi and asks how things are. Very nice young man!
Congratulations Easton - we are so proud of you!
A HUGE thank you to Avery Anderson and his family for their generous donation of snacks for our families in need. Avery noticed that we provide snacks for some of our students and wanted to help make a difference. His kindness, compassion, and initiative are truly appreciated. We are so grateful for your support!
Our Lost and Found is filling up again!
Parents, please remind your student to check the Lost and Found table and claim any items that may belong to them. Families are also welcome to stop in and take a look. We currently have a wide variety of items, including hats, gloves, snow pants, boots, and sweatshirts.
Any unclaimed items will be donated after March 31, 2026.
Thank you for your attention and support!
Parents, please remind your student to check the Lost and Found table and claim any items that may belong to them. Families are also welcome to stop in and take a look. We currently have a wide variety of items, including hats, gloves, snow pants, boots, and sweatshirts.
Any unclaimed items will be donated after March 31, 2026.
Thank you for your attention and support!
World Down Syndrome Day is a time to celebrate differences, promote inclusion, and remind our students that everyone belongs. March 21 marks this important day, offering a wonderful opportunity to spread kindness, build awareness, and embrace what makes each of us unique 🩵💛
At our school, we celebrated a day early on Friday, March 20, by wearing our crazy socks and learning more about the significance of this special day 🧦🧦
At our school, we celebrated a day early on Friday, March 20, by wearing our crazy socks and learning more about the significance of this special day 🧦🧦
Book Bingo was held at South Point last evening, and it was a wonderful success! Thank you to everyone who attended and made the event so special. A HUGE shoutout to our dedicated volunteers and staff who helped make this fun and educational evening possible while promoting a love of reading in our students! 📚✨
Girls, check this out!
