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Members of our National Guard attended our concert rehearsal today, and our students were able to tour the vehicles they travel in! What a neat experience!
Tomorrow is a big day at Carrington Elementary! It's our spring concert and art show, and we'd love for you to join us! It will be a treat as Mrs. Larson has produced a fabulous show highlighting a patriotic theme! It is heart warming, entertaining, and impressive! We'd also like into invite anyone who is serving, or has served in our country's armed forces, to consider attending in uniform! There are two performances at 2:00 and 7:00 p.m. Please do not plan to arrive before 1:30 or 6:30 p.m.
Please see for open Para positions for the 2026-2027 school year in Carrington!
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The softball game vs. MPCG today has been postponed. It will now be played on Friday, May 1st starting at 4:30 in Carrington.
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Congratulations to Brooke Almond, Laken Johnson, Nick Pierson, and Howie Simonson! They placed first as a team in the junior high division at the Valley City State University math competition! Nick Pierson also placed 7th individually!
Celebrate Our Reader Leaders!
A big shoutout to these students who completed the A–Z Author Reading Challenge in the library during Reading Month this March! Students were challenged to read a book by an author whose last name begins with each letter of the alphabet—and these three rose to the occasion, finishing all 26 letters in just 31 days.
Yes, there really are authors for every letter—even Q and Z! (For X, students were given a free choice.) Their dedication, perseverance, and enthusiasm for reading truly set them apart. Congratulations, we are so proud of you and your love of books!
A big shoutout to these students who completed the A–Z Author Reading Challenge in the library during Reading Month this March! Students were challenged to read a book by an author whose last name begins with each letter of the alphabet—and these three rose to the occasion, finishing all 26 letters in just 31 days.
Yes, there really are authors for every letter—even Q and Z! (For X, students were given a free choice.) Their dedication, perseverance, and enthusiasm for reading truly set them apart. Congratulations, we are so proud of you and your love of books!
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We also celebrated reading in March with dress-up days like “Reading Knocks Our Socks Off,” and D.E.A.R. (Drop Everything And Read) time.
Carrington Elementary celebrated reading in the month of March! Some highlights include dress-up days (Books Knock our SOCKS Off), Bingo for Books, and D.E.A.R. (Drop Everything And Read) time!
Congratulations to our 6th grade students who earned either A or B Honor Roll status for the 3rd quarter!
We wrapped up celebrating reading in the month of March at our assembly where Mrs. VanRay was pied in the face from two students who completed the library's Amazing Authors A-Z Reading Challenge. Mrs. VanRay earned top honors in the Penny Wars competition by raising $288.35! Mrs. Tweed and Mrs. Pierson were other top earners with $197.69 & $126.69 respectively. Other staff members also participated to raise an amazing total of $846.04 to spend on books for our students next year for Bingo for Books!
Congratulations to our Cardinal high school musicians today! Region solo and ensemble contest took place and 10 of 16 entries received a star rating and are headed to state music in May!
Even more amazing is that the students earned all 4 Outstanding Performances for the day from the judges! What a feat!
Congratulations to our latest round of Caring Cardinals! Keep up the great work!
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Congratulations to Briley Carr for her hard work and fabulous performance with the ND All-State treble choir this week in Bismarck!
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Science Olympiad students competed yesterday at the Regional Science Olympiad Competition in Bismarck. The JH team placed 3rd and was the 1st class B team in their division. The SH team placed 5th and was also the 1st class B team in their division. Both teams advanced to the state competition in April!
