
Check out this opportunity from Student Council. Available for Grades 4-12.


CHANGES FOR TODAY'S ATHLETIC EVENTS


Join us to cap off a successful 1st year of Chisholm Adults with Disabilities!
Wednesday April 30th at 6pm. Dinner will be followed by Cornhole/Bags.


Choir and Band All School Art Show Video #2
RAFFLE POSTER CREDIT: Spencer Ellet, Tyler Friend, Dylan Galvan, Riley Zylka
Video Credits: Orry Frost, Aiden Kelly, and Thomas Aldrich
Video can be found here: https://youtu.be/f56AHZ0UN-w


School is a community. Regular attendance can provide social support and reduce feelings of isolation, contributing to better mental health. Contact teachers or counselors if you're struggling with attendance. They can provide support and resources to help you succeed. Encourage your friends to attend school regularly too! A positive peer group can motivate everyone to show up and succeed together.


Announcement regarding Close-Up 2025-2026


You are invited to attend Julie's Dance recital!
Students will be performing next Saturday, May 3rd at 1pm in the High School Auditorium.


Congratulations to the Golden Ticket recipients at the Chisholm Elementary this week:
Shira Alegria, Hunter Kendall, Owen Dertinger, Jameson McKinney, Ty Tomsich, and Parker Nichols! These students were recognized for modeling Leadership and showing Bluestreak Pride. #BluestreakLeaders


Ms. Olson – Nominated by Deslyn Lee
Mrs.Olson is so kind and full of joy. She's awesome at helping me with homework and she does everything she can to make sure I have everything I need to succeed. I am so appreciative of Mrs.Olson and everything she's done for me and our school.
Hennessy Temple & Tillie Martin – Nominated by Mr. Vake
Henny and Tillie have been instrumental in helping me with all that I have going on as Activities Director this year. They run errands for me without questions along with so many other things. They have also stepped up to lead the way for Pep Club for next school year. They are excellent students, always have good grades, and are always willing to lend a helping hand to me or anyone else who needs it. Thank you ladies for all your hard work and dedication this school year.
Alex Perez – Nominated by Mrs. Zbacnik-Martin
CIS classes are highly demanding, especially American Literature. Alex has done an amazing job this year keeping up with the workload and high expectations of both Freshman Comp. and American Literature. He is a pleasure to have in class. I wish him all the best in his future endeavors after graduation. Keep up the great work!
Caleb Oberg – Nominated by Mr. Vake
Caleb has been fun to have in Civics class this year. He always shows up smiling and greets me with a resounding "Mr. Vake" every time that he sees me. Caleb does his work and stays on task (shout out Mrs. Barabe for that) and we have a great time each and every day. Thanks for being such a great sport Caleb and keep being you.
AngelMarie Eide – Nominated by Mr. Rudolph
Angel is an absolute pleasure to have in both study hall and geography. She is one of those students who quietly makes everything run more smoothly—she’s always willing to help out, whether I need copies made, desks cleaned, or assistance with random tasks. She never hesitates and always steps up with a positive attitude. In geography, she consistently has her work completed on time, and her answers show thoughtfulness and a strong understanding of the material.
Tia Plombon – Nominated by Mr. Rudolph
Over the past few weeks, I’ve really noticed her increased participation in geography class. She’s been giving thoughtful answers during class discussions and continues to stay engaged and involved—which has been great to see.
Tia always has her work turned in on time, and her consistent effort and positive attitude make her a pleasure to have in class. I appreciate the energy and focus she brings each day!



The Sock Hop is tomorrow evening! We look forward to seeing you there.


Come and Check out the Spring Play put on by the Drama Department this Thursday, Friday, and Sunday.


Check out the information in the flyer regarding the upcoming All School Art Show!


Last night, our Jr. High Track team competed in a seven-team meet at GNK. The girls placed third overall, with 4-1st first-place finishes, 3-2nd second-place finishes, 3-3rd third-place finishes, and 4-4th fourth-place finishes. The boy's finished with 1st place finishes, 2nd place finishes, 2-3rd place finishes, and 2-4th place finishes.

All School Art Show - May 7th - 5PM-7PM
K-6 Art in Elementary Building Floors 2 & 3
7-12 Art in High School Building Floors 1 & 2
7PM Band Concert
Jazz Band & Jr High & Sr High Band


CHS All-School Art Show Woods and Metals Highlight.
Created by: Cade Schow, Colton Dragony, Charlie Pearson, and Tristen Holewa
https://youtu.be/RGAAtqftHd4

BUSY SCHEDULE FOR THIS WEEK FOR CHS ACTIVITIES


Frequent absences can lead to gaps in knowledge and understanding, making it harder to keep up with the curriculum. Stay on track by attending regularly. Establishing a daily routine prioritizing school attendance can help you manage your time better and reduce stress related to catching up.


Happy Easter to all of our families and students!


Kids plus delivered kindness eggs to our classroom. Each had a message about being kind along with the candy and a small toy. Thank you, Kids Plus our class was elated.
Also, each student got a small treat From a special grandparent in my class. Thank you Chibe


V.S. Elementary would like to extend a huge thank you to the Chisholm PTSA and to Hannah Aldrich for their donations of snacks to the classrooms. Your generosity and kindness are greatly appreciated!
