Little Flower Elementary Grades 3-5 Children in grades 3-5 attend Little Flower School which is staffed by certified and dedicated professionals who integrate standardized curriculum with the religious values of faith to promote academic and spiritual excellence. Science and Math skills are given a great deal of emphasis in our daily instruction. Other services include, band, art, choir, and technology. To meet the needs of all children Title I, Special Services, and Counseling are also offered. Individualized Learning Plans are in place for each student. Learning plans allow for customized education that maximizes each student’s strengths. Educators serve as “TEAM MEMBERS,” utilizing their collective expertise to best tailor learning plans. Investigation Destinations for Expanded Academic Learning (I.D.E.A.L.) is a program which focuses on the following five areas: Math/Science, Technology, Zone Learning, Health, and Field Trips. All children rotate through this program during the regular school day. Students and their parents are welcome to participate in daily Mass prior to the start of school. The priest is sensitive to the needs of children and gears the Mass and sermon to their understanding. Each Wednesday is designated as the Children’s Mass. The children are encouraged early on to participate by singing, praying, and serving at the Mass. It is a wonderful way to start each day. We are strong in academics, and we place Christ at the center of our curriculum. Religion classes and faith-based living are emphasized throughout the day providing a very unique learning environment for our students. Our task is the education of the whole person, blending learning with faith and faith with daily life. Minot Catholic Schools are fully accredited through the state of North Dakota. “A Little Bit Extra,” is a free after-school program that offers homework help and tutoring each Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday, 3:00-4:00.
April 24, 2010
» Andrew Crockett Mem. Tourn. 5th & 6th Boys
April 25, 2010
» Andrew Crockett Mem. Tourn. - 7th & 8th Boys
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MCS CARNIVAL WINNERS--2010
2010 Cobalt, Don Christianson--
Sony TV, Gary Marto--
Fireplace, Jacky Adam--
½ beef, Troy Langmaack--
½ beef, Francis Fettig--
IPOD, Jim Aspaas--
$250 gas, Anton Bartsch--
$250 gas, Mike Mihalek--
$250 groceries, Mary Johnson--
$250 groceries, John Landsiedel
ANDREW CROCKETT MEMORIAL GIRL'S & BOY'S BB TOURNAMENTS
The Scholarship Fund has been established to help eligible students attend Bishop Ryan High School thru assistance with their enrollment tuition.
All proceeds from the tournament will go directly to the Andrew Crockett Memorial Scholarship Fund.
Girl's Tournament-February 27th & 28th.
Boy's Tournament-April 24th & 25th.
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BRHS CHARACTER COUNTS WINNERS
The following students from MCS were city wide winnners.
First-place winners included Katelyn Backes, and Brandon Storbeck, both seniors at BRHS. Honorable mention recipients were Tyrone Berentson, a senior; and Julia Burckhard, a sophomore.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE STUDENTS WHO DEMONSTRATE GOOD CHARACTER!
THUNDER MOUNTAIN ROCKFEST--JULY 8, 9, 10, 2010
NORTH DAKOTA'S PARTY OF THE SUMMER!
How are all you rockers doing? Are you ready for the party of the summer?
The Thunder Mountain Rockfest will be held at the Rock Dakota Ranch in Sawyer, ND on July 8, 9 & 10.
UNIVERSITY of MARY NEW ITALY CAMPUS
Announcing an exciting initiative to enrich the University
of Mary experience for our students. In concert with our
Christian, Catholic, and Benedictine heritage, we will
open a new U-Mary campus … in the heart of Italy!
Come study and travel in Italy for a semester
or a month — the choice is yours.
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STUDENTS REMEMBER...
Student remember the Six Pillars of Character (the guide to building character).
TRUSTWORTHINESS: blue--Think "true blue"
RESPECT: yellow/gold--Think The Golden Rule
RESPONSIBILITY: green--Think being responsible for a garden or finances; or as in being solid and reliable like an oak
FAIRNESS: orange--Think of dividing an or...
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