
4th grade story tellers with the Kindergarten students, making literacy and personal connections in an engaging way.











DATE CHANGE NOTICE:
Due to the forecasted weather for Tuesday, April 4th, the ELOEE BAND FESTIVAL & CONCERT in OAKES has been moved to MONDAY, APRIL 3rd. The LHS Band members will leave school at noon and start rehearsals at the Oakes HS at 1:00pm. The ELOEE Band Festival Concert is at 7:00pm. Tickets will be sold at the door.

Mrs. Jansen and Mrs. Carlson's Jaw Dawgs went to thank the LaMoure EMS today for the services provided to our community. We sure are thankful for all they do. The students got a lesson from Kelli Just as well! Thank you LaMoure EMS!










The Entrepreneur class SBA conference field trip has been canceled. The conference has not been canceled, we are no longer going as a class.

The 4th grade is learning about magnetism and testing out some of the materials to reinforce the concepts.







****Short Notice****
Due to deteriorating road conditions the 5/6 girls game at BCN has been canceled.

Teacher Spotlight - Evan Kritzberger-
Thanks for ALL you do!!





Teacher Spotlight- Evan Kritzberger
Mr. Evan Kritzberger started teaching in Wilton, ND as a 6th grade teacher, before he moved to LaMoure to teach high school Social Studies. He's now been in LaMoure for two years!
Evan's parents are Pete and Angela, who live on the family farm outside of Hillsboro, ND. Mr. Evan Kritzberger has three younger sisters- Zoe(22) who's at UND, Ali(18) who will be graduating from HS this year, and Nina(14) who is in 8th grade.
Evan PROUDLY graduated from Mayville Sate University (go Comets!) where he received his elementary and secondary degrees, and he is currently working on his master's degree.
Mr. Kritzberger is an avid non-fiction reader, and a big Star Trek nerd. When he gets a chance, he goes home to visit my family & friends back in the Valley.
Evan's advice is: "We are all valuable! Make sure you recognize the value of others and yourself!"

https://youtube.com/@milescitymusic3717
We were blessed to have Miles City High School touring choir visit us today. Their YouTube channel is attached.





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Congratulations to Loboe 7th grader, Hayden Livingston, for finaling in the state spelling bee. Click the link to the news article and video.


LHS Band, Choir, and Girls' Choir will perform at Region VI Large Group Music Contest on Tuesday, March 21st. Bus will leave school at 1:00 pm. 31 students grades 9-12 will participate!


Forensics got to do a zoom meeting with LaMoure HS alum Dr. Krista (Pekarski) Timm from Arizona today. Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to meet with us!




5/6 girls basketball game against BCN postponed, no practice.

High school students that competed at the Acalympics in Linton on March 13.


The story behind Chrissy is that she was a Christmas gift I received 47 years ago. She was lost for many years and found when my brothers cleaned out the attic. I used her for mock crime scenes, and the forensics students decided to use her to see how observant we all are.


Chrissy has gone missing once again!


4th grade Iditarod Lead Musher and Red Lantern musher from Wed., Thurs., and Friday. On Friday, the lead musher had completed over half of the 998 mile race to Nome! #Iditarod51




4th Grade has been enjoying Fridays where they are spending time with the Kindergarten. Today, The Paper Bag Princess was read and a book creation was shared. #readtolead








4th Grade working hard at learning in the SmartLab. Spheros, Ozobots, Makey Makey, and K'Nex for the learning win! #SmartLab










Teacher Spotlight = Mrs. DelaBarre
Mrs. DelaBarre is currently in her 2nd year teaching Family and Consumer Sciences at LaMoure Public School. This includes Food and Nutrition, Independent Living, Child Development, FACS and Clothing/Textiles. She is also the FCCLA advisor.
She is married to her husband, Andy and they have 4 kids; Norah (freshman), Julia (8th grade), Owen (6th grade), Claire (4th grade) as well as their Golden Retriever- Murphy.
She graduated from LaMoure High School in 2004 and NDSU in 2008 with a B.S. in Exercise Science and a minor in Health Education. She is currently taking her final college course to obtain her teaching license.
When she's not busy at school, she enjoys being active outdoors, being at the lake in the summer, traveling, eating good food and watching her kids compete.
Her advice to everyone is "If something is worth doing, it is worth doing it well!"
Mrs. DelaBarre, we've never seen your cape or mask, but we see your superpowers every day!! Thanks for being a SUPER TEACHER!!


