
Due to the Hazardous air quility the region track meet has been postponed until Friday. The track students are expected to attend school as planned.


Third Grade was greeted by Mayor Dave Ruth & Wild Bill Hickock at the ‘76 Museum in Deadwood. Then it was on to the Adams Museum. So much fun & so much interesting information! Sending some photos next




2nd grade went to the bowling alley in Belle Fourche and the rec center in Belle Fourche. We had a blast doing math for the bowling and then swimming the afternoon away. To end our day we made a stop at Dairy Queen and had some ice cream.










Fourth grade went to Hill City to the Black Hills Institute. We had an awesome tour and got to see molds, real fossils and terrific rocks. We enjoyed a picnic style lunch outside and got to be at Sturgis park with about 150 other 5 th and 6th graders!





Newell School District will be having a silent auction for surplus shop machines. The auction will be located near the ag/science shop doors on the southwest end on Wednesday, May 17th from 4-5:00 pm. The items include a Delta Band Saw, Delta Table Saw, and a Victor pattern maker.




A lot of great things happened today at the LMC track meet! The varsity girls team came home with a second place team win, coming in to the last event tied with timber lake! We came within 10 feet of first place. Congratulations to all the newell athletes middle school and high school!





The weight room in the high school is closed for the rest of the week.


Middle School track in Douglas Saturday, May 13th, is cancelled and will not be rescheduled.


Kindergarten went to visit Reptile Gardens for their field trip. They learned about snakes, turtles, birds, spiders, and many other reptiles. All of the kids had a great day!











The fifth-grade class braved the rain and participated in a fun-filled day! We attended the Air and Space Museum at Ellsworth.
We had a fantastic tour guide that showed us many planes, jets, missiles, and helicopters, and informed us of all the history involved with each one.
Next stop, Cosmos! The students actively were a part of the phenomena and loved every minute of it!











There is still time to sign up for an enrichment program at Newell Elementary School this summer. Please use the QR code to access a Google form. If you have any questions please email Jada.Jones@k12.sd.us or Steven.Schoenfish@k12.sd.us


Newell School District will be having a silent auction for surplus shop machines. The auction will be located near the ag/science shop doors on the southwest end on Wednesday, May 17th from 4-5:00 pm. The items include a Delta Band Saw, Delta Table Saw, and a Victor pattern maker.




Fourth and fifth-grade students celebrated National Poetry Month in April in the Library with lessons on Black Out Poetry. Blackout poetry is the process of taking a piece of written text from a book, newspaper, or magazine and removing or marking out words in order to come up with your own poetry creation. The students practiced this technique and created their own pieces of work.








Books were received from the recent Book Blast Treasure Map book drive. We were able to provide 479 free books for summer reading to students from pre-school through 8th grade. Every student received at least one book. Thank you to the parents who helped their children with the treasure maps. Also, thank you to Dvorak Convenience Stores (BJ's Conoco) for your community donation. We look forward to more books for next year!




Busy day for the middle school! The girls went to BHSU Women’s Day on campus. Over 800 students were there! The boys hiked Bear Butte right away this morning and then toured Wonderland Cave. Thank you Mrs. Erk for setting up a fun day.











Please consider joining our coaching staff! The application is linked below. Please fill out and return it to Steve Schoenfish.
https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/56/District/2502991/Employment_application.pdf


The MS/HS LMC track meet scheduled for Thursday, May 11th has been postponed to May 15th.


Newell schools will host a Pacesetter Volleyball Camp for all players entering grades 3-12 Tuesday-Thursday, July 11-13 at the Austin Auditorium located in Newell.
All players entering grades 3-5 will meet from 8:30-10:00 a.m., all players entering grades 6-8 will meet from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. and all players entering grades 9-12 will meet from 1:00-4:00 p.m. daily. Space is limited, so families are encouraged to register as soon as possible. Players registered by June 26 will receive a $5 discount.
https://www.pacesettersports.net/sd-vball-camps/
All players will receive a strong program of teaching. The Pacesetter “Fundamentals for Champions” program stresses a solid foundation of instruction, followed by drills to simulate game situations, and games to help develop the skills into a habit.
Pacesetter Sports is the Midwest leader in providing high-quality, low-cost programs. The Pacesetter staff is comprised of former state champions, college coaches, or highly successful high school coaches who love teaching volleyball to young people. Pacesetter focuses on teaching the most important skills to make the greatest possible improvement in a few days…for a cost, most families can afford. This summer marks Pacesetter’s 44th season.
If you have any questions please contact Cara Muckridge.
Cara.Muckridge@k12.sd.us , 605-456-2393


Middle school students will be attending field trips this Wednesday, May 10th. The ladies were invited to BHSU for a STEM day at the campus and many wanted to attend when they heard about it. The gentlemen are going to Wonderland Cave, lunch in Sturgis Park, and hiking Bear Butte. Parents are welcome to join the hike and lunch portion of the boys' trip. I do not know if there is enough room on the tours to add parents since we are trying to change the time we attend so we do not have rain during our hike. Permission slips went out today with the middle school students. The ladies' bus leaves at 7:35 and their itinerary is attached to their permission slip. The gentlemens' bus leaves at 8:00 and their itinerary will be sent out as soon as we receive word from Wonderland Cave.