B-H oral interpers took home third place at the Eastern Coteau Conference Contest last week. Paisley Bray earned first place for her poetry selection. Participants included (front) Ruthie Moeckly, Charlie Schuller, Paisley Bray. (Second) Brynlee Patterson, Emily Effling, Carter Chapin. (Third) Faith Small, Savanah Angstman. (Fourth) Jerod Nebrida, Liam Paxton. (Back) Oliver Moeckly, Braydon Casey.
Langford Area Oral Interpers competed in their local contest Monday night. Competitors included, front row, Lillian Olson, Tawnee Nelson, Maddie Knebel, Shaina Kleeman. Back row, Josie Jensen, Megan Gustafson, Daniel Jesz, Morgan Ostlie, Josie VanderVorst.
Carol and Frank Evans, rural Britton, were recognized as a Quasquicentennial Farm owner by the SD Farm Bureau.
Carol and Frank Evans, rural Britton, were recognized as a Quasquicentennial Farm owner by the South Dakota Farm Bureau at the South Dakota State Fair in Huron this summer.
The Britton Public Library is a busy place these days. Even though it seems like they just wrapped up a jam-packed summer reading program, the library staff did not stay idle for long.
Student Teacher Tanner Pietz teaches music classes to elementary students at Langford Area. Pietz is a student at NSU and is working with Kelly Wieser’s music classes this semester.
NSU student Hope Neugebauer is spending time in Kaitlyn Sasker’s kindergarten class at Britton-Hecla this semester. Neugebauer is student teaching ahead of her graduation in December.
This fall, the two local school districts are hosting a couple of special students. But these are not your typical K-12 type learners.
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