Winners of the 6th Grade STEM Pringles Ring Engineering Challenge!
In the library, 6th graders took on the challenge of building a freestanding ring using only Pringles—no tape, no glue, just friction and gravity. This activity tested their patience and showcased their problem-solving skills, imagination, creativity, and collaboration.
In the library, 6th graders took on the challenge of building a freestanding ring using only Pringles—no tape, no glue, just friction and gravity. This activity tested their patience and showcased their problem-solving skills, imagination, creativity, and collaboration.
Hey Everyone!
Mrs. Ihringer’s special education room is busy collecting pop tops for the Ronald McDonald house. This provides our students with a great vocational skill, but will also contribute to families in need that utilize the Ronald McDonald house in Fargo. We would love your support in collecting the pop tops. We will have drop off locations inside doors 1, 7, and 11 at the school. Please let us know if your business would like a pop-top house as you collect. We will schedule regular pick-ups with our students. Please contact Mrs. Ihringer at 701-652-3136 and we will have students deliver a house to you!
Thank you for supporting our students on this vocational task and families in need!
Mrs. Ihringer’s special education room is busy collecting pop tops for the Ronald McDonald house. This provides our students with a great vocational skill, but will also contribute to families in need that utilize the Ronald McDonald house in Fargo. We would love your support in collecting the pop tops. We will have drop off locations inside doors 1, 7, and 11 at the school. Please let us know if your business would like a pop-top house as you collect. We will schedule regular pick-ups with our students. Please contact Mrs. Ihringer at 701-652-3136 and we will have students deliver a house to you!
Thank you for supporting our students on this vocational task and families in need!
More Caring Cardinals from Carrington Elementary School!
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Carrington Football gameday in Carrington!
Cardinal Volleyball today in Carrington beginning at 4:45!
From Mrs. Hoggarth's Class:
🌱🍅🥔🥚 Calling all gardeners & community friends! 🌱🍅🥔🥚
My Foods classes are starting kitchen labs soon, and before we head to the store for supplies, I wanted to check if anyone has an abundance of fresh garden produce they’d like to share.
We’re especially looking for:
🧅 Onions
🍅 Tomatoes
🌶 Jalapeños
🥔 Potatoes
🥚 Eggs
If you have extras you’d like to donate, our students would be so grateful! Thank you for supporting our program and helping us make these labs even more fresh and delicious! ❤️
🌱🍅🥔🥚 Calling all gardeners & community friends! 🌱🍅🥔🥚
My Foods classes are starting kitchen labs soon, and before we head to the store for supplies, I wanted to check if anyone has an abundance of fresh garden produce they’d like to share.
We’re especially looking for:
🧅 Onions
🍅 Tomatoes
🌶 Jalapeños
🥔 Potatoes
🥚 Eggs
If you have extras you’d like to donate, our students would be so grateful! Thank you for supporting our program and helping us make these labs even more fresh and delicious! ❤️
Congrats to our first group of Caring Cardinals for the new school year!
The CHS National Honor Society recently placed a "Little Library" in Leever's for public use. It is located inside the second door to the right, between the NDDOT machine and the end of the produce cooler. The library will be re-stocked as needed by members of the CHS National Honor Society as one of their public service projects. The public is encouraged to take a book, keep it if you love it, return the book, or donate a book. The idea was hatched by Dawsyn Anderson (class of 2022), the project was mainly built by Joe Lindberg (class of 2024) with the help of ag students, and the little library has finally found a home this year. The NHS chapter hopes that the community will enjoy using it! Pictured with the Little Library are Secretary Rowan Jess, Junior Class Representative Calleigh Hewitt, Vice President Molly Hansen, Junior Class Representative Andrew Matt, Secretary Aubrey Neis, and President Jacob Boeshans.
5th-6th grade Cross Country will run from Sept. 8th-20th 3:30-4:15.
Go Cardinals!
Go Cardinals!
Excitement is high in the music department this fall with new equipment to make us sound and look even better. Tympani, concert toms, tuba and music stands. Thank you to the school board for investing in our music program!
The first practice for 5th-6th girls basketball will be August 20th from 3:30-5:00 in the east gym.
Go Cardinals! 🏀
Go Cardinals! 🏀
The Carrington Public Schools have updated their handbook in regards to communication devices in compliance with North Dakota Law.
We also will be having a presentation in the West Gym tonight at 6:30pm for the community regarding information on the cell phone law.
Back to school newsletters!
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🏌️♀️Girls Golf begins Monday, August 4th, with practice starting at 8:00am! Please have physical and concussion forms completed prior to first practice. Athletes need to have four practices in before participating in a meet. If anyone has questions, please reach out to Arick Scherr at 701-307-0777. Thank you!
Go Cardinals! ⛳️
Check out the current openings at Carrington High School!
Sunshine and blue skies for some fun on the last day of school as once again the elementary staff took on the students in a game of kickball! Students are drawn to participate out of those making their 4th quarter Accelerated Reader goal. The staff prevailed! Good times!
We had a staff inflatable costume race for some fun on the last day of school! Sumo wrestler, Whitney Hoff, won the tight race!
Shout out to this year’s Carrington Elementary Mary Scheck Service to Children award recipient, special education teacher, Rosie Mozelle!
We had 28 elementary students read over 1 million words this school year! They enjoyed lunch at the pizza ranch on Monday this week. Also pictured is our top reader, Noah Gussiaas, who read over 5 million words!
