Moorhead Community Education is offering TWO spring semester drivers education classes, beginning Jan. 5 or March 21. Register to secure your spot >> https://moorheadcommunityed.ce.eleyo.com/course/3921/winter-2022/classroom-driver-education
Check out these awesome role models! Moorhead High School students and School Resource Officer Jordan Werk recently visited with middle school students to discuss importance of drug prevention. Students also asked questions about classes, clubs and student life and responsibilities at MHS. #SpudPride
The Spuds celebrate a goal during their game against White Bear Lake Area Schools on Dec. 17 where they won 4-1. Moorhead played again the following day against Minnetonka. Next, they travel to Prior Lake Dec. 28-30 for a series of tournament games at the Dakotah Ice Center. Good luck Spuds! #SpudPride Photo credit: Bill Grover
Congratulations to MHS senior Jeremy Murray who was awarded a four-year NROTC scholarship for $180,000. Jeremy plans on attending college and joining the Marine Corps! Out of 23,000 who start the application process, only 1,500 are awarded nationwide. From there, less than 300 students choose the option to be a Marine.
While he hasn’t made a final decision yet, Jeremy plans to attend the University of Minnesota or Duke University. Throughout his college career, he will attend training each summer in different areas across the country, attend officer candidate school in Virginia and graduate as second lieutenant. Congratulations for receiving such a well-deserved scholarship! #SpudPride
🔶REMINDER🔶 Winter break is almost here ❄️
There will be no school for Moorhead students from Thursday, Dec. 23 - Friday, Dec. 31. Classes will resume on Monday, Jan. 3.
MHS Carolers are known for their incredible performances that spread joy and cheer throughout the community. Tonight, they have their last public performance at the Delta by Marriott restaurant at 7 p.m. Don’t miss out on seeing these talented Spuds this season! 🎄🎶
Adam Jenkins jumps for the net and scores during the Spuds basketball game against Rogers on Dec. 10. Jenkins led the Spuds with 26 points, followed by Mekhi Elmore who scored 10 points. Moorhead took the game against Rogers, winning 74-60. The Spuds have their next home game tomorrow, Dec. 17 against Buffalo. Photo credit: Renee Grover
Moorhead public and non-public schools and buses will start 2 hours late tomorrow, Dec. 16. There will be no morning Early Intervention Services, Jump Start or Community Education classes. Before-school activities are cancelled. Online students and West Central Academy will maintain a regular schedule.
Join us behind the scenes at MAPS! Today we are taking a look at Spud opportunities at Moorhead High School!
Did you know that MHS has nearly 80 different activities our students can participate in? Spuds have endless opportunities to explore what suits them best! Whether they like to have their shining moment on stage, run miles on the track or practice their writing skills, there's always something new to try.
Did you know that Application for Educational Benefits (AEB) covers more than just meals? Plus, completing an application for AEB helps generate important revenue for schools and provides support for families. Submit your application before the deadline on Dec. 18, here >> https://www.isd152.org/page/food-and-nutrition-services
Moorhead High School art students are up to amazing things! In this sculpture class, students are working on a project where they research masks from different cultures. After learning about the meaning and functions, students create a mask that combines their personality traits and the cultures they researched. As you can guess… the results are amazing! #SpudPride
Moorhead Schools Pop-Up Food Pantry
When: December 16, 2021 from 5:30 -7 PM
Where: MHS Career Academy (2800 27th Ave S, Moorhead)
*Food distribution is provided by Great Plains Food Bank
There is a vaccine clinic opportunity for all Moorhead Area Public Schools students, no appointment necessary. Details below:
- Time: 2:45 - 4 p.m.
- Date: Thursday, Dec. 16
- Location: S.G. Reinertsen, Door 1
- Pfizer Vaccine, first or second dose
Yearbooks are the perfect blast into the past! Check out these Spuds from the 1975 yearbook crew. #TBT
Harper Bentz shoots .... and scores!!! Boys hockey won during the home opener game Dec. 3 against Andover. The Spuds played strong, taking the win on their home turf 6-1. Moorhead came in hot with another win the following day against Lakeville North. After going into overtime with a tied score of 3-3, Joe Schiller fired the game winning score for the Spuds at the 1:57 mark. Boys hockey plays tomorrow, Dec. 10 against Benilde-St.Margaret’s at the St. Louis Park Recreation Center. Photo credit: Bill Grover #SpudPride
Join us behind the scenes at MAPS! Today we are taking a look at how SpudsTV changed the game for Spud sports and events.
Did you know that you can watch Spud events live from the comfort of your home? SpudsTV is a non-profit with a mission to provide audio and video production services for MAPS, allowing events to be livestreamed and accessible online. Learn more about SpudsTV here >> https://www.isd152.org/article/378720
Congratulations to Zaine Braaten and Max Rogers! This duo won first place in the 4,800 relay at the Nordic ski racing varsity meet at Detroit Mountain on Nov. 30. The boys team finished third place overall with a score of 370. The Nordic ski team races again Dec. 11 against Bemidiji at the Montebello Trail. Photo credit: Daniel Dooher #SpudPride
As the seasons change, energy and heating bills can become costly. For those in need, help is available through the Minnesota Energy Assistance Program. To learn about income qualifications and to apply, click here >> https://mn.gov/commerce/consumers/consumer-assistance/energy-assistance/
🔶REMINDER🔶 Moorhead Area Public Schools K-12 students and buses will start 2 hours late Wednesday, Dec. 8. Preschool and online students will continue with their regular schedule.
Moorhead public and non-public schools and buses will start 2 hours late Dec. 6. There will be no morning Early Intervention Services, Jump Start or Community Education classes. Before-school activities are cancelled. Online students and West Central Academy will maintain a regular schedule.
