Levi Sanchez is our Good News Call of the Day!
He was nominated by his teacher, Mrs. Dahlen. Here's what she had to say about him:
"Levi is always doing what is expected of him. He’s constantly going above and beyond to help others when he can!"
Congratulations Levi - we are so proud of you!
Safe Kids March Newsletter
Ally Larson is our Good News Call of the Day!
She was nominated by Behavior Specialist, Mrs. Olstad and here is what she had to say about Ally:
"Ally is a truly positive student. She volunteers for assemblies and can be counted on to help students and teachers alike. She strives to participate in all classes and her smile lights up the room!"
Congratulations Ally - we are so proud of you!
Today was our kick off for I Love to Read month. The Book Bandits stole our Super Hero's books! So we are calling on South Point Super Readers to help Rosie, Rusty and Susie our Super Hero Readers, to get their power back by encouraging Super Readers to read as much as they can through the month of March.
Help us out South Point students!
Josie Larson is our Good News Call of the Day.
Mrs. Boeckers, paraprofessional, nominated Josie and this is what she had to say about her:
"She is very helpful with several students. She is kind and has a soft personality. She is an asset to her class."
Congratulations Josie - we are so proud of you!
Sutton Zak is our Good News Call of the Day!
His teacher, Mrs. Freeman, nominated him and here is what she had to say about him:
"Sutton consistently does a great job here at school. He is helpful, kind, attentive during lessons, and a positive role model to his peers! "
Congratulations Sutton - we are so proud of you!
Spring Rec Soccer registration is now open for Preschool (age 4) through 6th grade.
Come and enjoy all the wonderful music from our students and enjoy a baked potato with toppings at the same time!
Cutler Thompson is our Good News Call of the Day! He was nominated by Mrs. Phelps, our school secretary. Here is what she had to say about him:
"Cutler assisted me with folding and laying out the lost and found items for parents to go through during conferences. He offered to help without me asking. Thank you Cutler!"
Congratulations Cutler - we are so proud of you!
Walker Flick is our Good News Call of the Day. He was nominated by Mrs. Phelps, our school secretary. Here is what she had to say about him:
"Walker assisted Mr. Adolphson with setting up the gym in the morning."
Congratulations Walker, we are so proud of you!
Learn, cheer, and perform with the EGF Basketball Cheerleading team!
Join us for the February Winter Wacipi! The Greater Grand Forks Unified American Indian Parent Committee invites you to celebrate Native culture with music, dancing, and community spirit with Host Drum Loonatics! All are welcome!🪶
#AIPCWinterWacipi #CulturalCelebration
Future Flyers program the local EAA chapter is hosting at UND for 4th - 6th graders.
Congratulations to some of our 4th and 5th grade boys for placing 3rd place in the 2025 Squirt International Hockey Tournament held in Fargo this past weekend.
Awesome job Finn, Carter, Corbin, Sawyer, Brock, Cole, Max, Nicolas, Carter K., Sean and Zach and Coaches, Tyler, Jeremy and Matt!
Review the Minnesota Law requirements for child passengers.
Navy Kassa is our Good News Call of the Day!
Mrs. Gast, his 4th Grade Teacher had this to say about him:
"Navy is always kind! He is always looking out for others and going out of his way to help other friends or adults in any way he can!"
Congratulations Navy! We are proud of you!
Thank you to Mrs. Lukach for providing this fun little project for our staff.
The students/parents and staff have enjoyed looking at our elementary pictures and our favorite things when we were students. Here is a picture of our wall and of our two fearless leaders. Enjoy!
Congratulations to Mr. Hemsing the winner of our Staff Super Bowl Competition. He made 17 correct predictions to win a $25 Blue Moose Gift Card.
Thank you EGF PTO for feeding our teachers during the Winter Parent Teacher Conferences.
It was greatly appreciated.
