
The fall blood drive is in Menno on Thursday, September 29, from 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at Peace Christian Reformed Church. Please contact Janelle Bender at 605-660-8338 if you would like a donation appointment. Anyone 16 years old will need to have the Parent Consent Form completed prior to a donation appointment.

The Jim River Middle School Football Jamboree that was originally scheduled for September 10 has been cancelled (no new date would work).

3rd and 4th grade students enjoyed the Power Show today! Thank you to all the volunteers who make it possible for our students to attend!





Good luck to the Wolves VB teams as they travel to Freeman for a Cornbelt Conference matchup. 8th grade match at 4:00 pm followed by 7th grade
C Match – 5:15 pm
JV followed by Varsity at 6:15 pm

The 4th Graders are collecting and comparing data through various activities in math. They are comparing the results of 3rd Graders vs. 4th Graders.





Good luck to the CC team today as they run at the Cornbelt Conference Meet at Freeman. Leave time is 11:45. Students will get sack lunches. Meet starts at 1:00

Junior Class Prom Fundraiser: Krispy Kreme Doughnuts!
One dozen glazed doughnuts for $11.00. Orders due Sept. 28; pick up on Oct. 7 from 8:15-10:30 am at the school.
See the flyer in the daily announcements for more information.
Questions and orders can be sent to any Junior or the Class Advisors (carly.sternhagen@k12.sd.us or shelby.sherard@k12.sd.us)

Homecoming Week Activities:
• Monday: Skit Practice; Coronation at 7:30
• Tuesday: Dodgeball Tournament 8:20-10:00
• Wednesday: Powder puff Football 1:35-3:20
• Thursday: Male VB 1:35-3:20
• Friday: 8:15-10:15 Decorate floats as a class
10:45 - 11:30 Parade and clean up
11:30-11:55 Pep Rally
12:00-12:25 HS lunch (MS with advisors)
12:30-1:00 MS lunch (HS with advisors)

Reminder next week is Homecoming -
Homecoming Theme: “Through the Years”
Dress Up Days:
• Monday: Recreate a Childhood Picture
• Tuesday: College/Career Day (where do you want to go/what do you want to do after high school)
• Wednesday: Dress like an “Old” Person (the interpretation of what old means/looks like can be left up to the kids 😊)
• Thursday: Walking Yearbook (wear a t shirt and bring a sharpie to sign each other’s shirts throughout the day)
*** The homecoming t shirt this year will be white and designed around this purpose (more information to come);
however, students are welcome to bring any t shirt that can be marked on. Administration has asked that shirts NOT be
worn while being signed. This means that students will need to have another shirt to wear any time signing is
happening. We would like the majority of students to bring their own sharpie for this, but student council will have
extras on hand to lend out to students that cannot obtain one.
• Friday: Forever Fan (trapper spirit day)

Needed - Bring empty feed sacks to Ms. Haberman's Ag Shop. They will be used to build the M for Homecoming.

XC runners - On Wednesday is the Cornbelt Conference. Leave time is 11:45. Students will get sack lunches. All runners should be running

Cross country had a good day in Tyndall at a very big, hilly and hot meet yesterday. Place winners were Zoe 4th, Hannah 14th and Ashlynn 17th in JV. In JH, Daniel placed 19th. Also running were Leah 31st, Emmalyn 35th and Bailey 36th. Way to go, runners!!

Good luck to the VB teams today as they travel to Viborg to take on the Cougars. 4:00 start with 8th grade, followed by 7th/6th, C, JV and Varsity.
All matches are livestreamed for free on NFHS Network.
VB Info for tonight - They have switched the seating/benches. The visiting fans and team benches are now on the west (far) side of the gym. Visiting bench is the south side of the scorer’s table. The visiting student section is behind the visiting team bench on the south end of the gym.
Their junior class will be serving walking tacos

Good luck to the football and cross country teams today.
Cross Country at Bon Homme (Tyndall) 2:00, JH & JV Football at Baltic 4:00/5:15, leave at 2:00

Football game report from Yankton Press & Dakotan
Jim River 31, Baltic 6
BALTIC — The Jim River Trappers defeated the Baltic Bulldogs 31-6 here Friday night,
Jim River improves to 2-3, while Baltic falls to 0-5.
The Trappers dominated on the ground, gaining 307 yards and four touchdowns. Ajay Herrboldt rushed for 164 yards and three touchdowns, and Logan Sayler added 115 yards on the ground.
Jim River’s defense dominated as well, as Baltic gained only 104 yards of total offense.
Sayler returned a blocked punt to give the Trappers an early 6-0 lead to open the scoring. Herrboldt scored both his touchdowns in the fourth quarter to put the game away for the Trappers.
Jim River plays next Friday at Wagner, while Baltic plays at Parker next Friday as well.

Thanks to Roberta Stoebner for the beekeeper gnome. I'm sure it will watch over the hive next spring !!


We recently got new rest mats in Preschool!


Emmalyn and Leah enjoyed a delicious lunch at the Dairy Bar today for completing their IXL summer challenge!


Good luck to the Wolves VB team tomorrow as they play in the B-E Huskie Tourney at Emery. First match is 8:00 vs. Howard. Go Wolves

Good luck to the Jim River Trappers tonight as they travel to Baltic to take on the Bulldogs at 7:00 pm. Streaming will be available on the Baltic YouTube Live Stream by going to our Baltic Home Page – www.balticschool.org and clicking the button link in the middle of the page that says Live Stream. Admission prices: Adults $5 / Students $3 / Senior Citizens FREE