Cadet Chronicles

James continuously shows excellence in his academic endeavors, by maintaining good grades and showing commitment and a strong work ethic. His attendance reflects his dedication to responsibilities as a student and he is always ready to learn. James has a positive attitude and creates a welcoming environment for all. Furthermore, James is always willing to assist with any task, demonstrating teamwork and reliability and setting an excellent example for others. Keep up the great work James!

Autumn always comes to class with everything she needs, ready to learn. She has great attendance and strives for perfect attendance. She works hard every day doing her best and consistently follows the rules of the classroom and school. Autumn goes out of her way to be helpful and shows kindness to everyone. When she attends extracurricular events, she is always respectful and offers assistance when she sees a possible need. She has made coming back to school after my injury/surgery so much easier as she is always there to offer her assistance with anything that I may need.

In early October, the Kindergarten and Sixth grade classes at SC attended fire safety presentations at the Fire Hall in Forman. 6th graders got a chance to use a fire extinguisher and try on gear. They also watched a demonstration of how to handle a grease fire. Each 6th-grade student received a fire alarm and a fire blanket. Thanks to the local Fire Departments!

Sargent Central Juniors & Seniors recently attended Manufacturing Day at the Bobcat Facility in Gwinner, where they toured the factory and learned about the manufacturing process. The event aimed to spark interest in engineering and production, showing students the technology on the factory floor. The day's highlight was a hands-on Bobcat Lego activity, where students worked in teams to build miniature Bobcat machines, learning teamwork, problem-solving, and engineering principles. The best part was the winning team(s) won a Lego set!

College Application Month (CAM) is part of a national initiative known as the American College Application Campaign. The American Council on Education started this program in 2005. When seniors apply to a North Dakota college during their school’s event, the Bank of North Dakota pays one $35 application fee per student.

The Seniors also started working on scholarships during this time.

Students in Mrs. Erickson's FCS classes have been busy preparing goodies for the Veterans Day Program.