BBB will host the Floodwood Polar Bear Days this MONDAY to kick off BBB playoffs!
We hope to see all our fans at Esko High School tonight at 5:30pm! Good luck to our Girls Basketball Team!
Mr. Johnson (not pictured)- Nominated by Jessica Carter
Students and Staff of the Week at the High School
Mr. Johnson is always kind and understanding, even when you make mistakes, he helps you fix them. When you fail a safety test, he goes over it with you and lets you retake it so that you can fix your mistakes.
Evan Pessenda - Nominated by Mr. Boehm
I can really tell Evan is interested in Hamlet. His questions and comments in class are very astute and have brought interesting perspectives to class. Keep up the engagement Evan; the stories were made for you!
Students and Staff of the Week at the High School
Mr. Johnson is always kind and understanding, even when you make mistakes, he helps you fix them. When you fail a safety test, he goes over it with you and lets you retake it so that you can fix your mistakes.
Evan Pessenda - Nominated by Mr. Boehm
I can really tell Evan is interested in Hamlet. His questions and comments in class are very astute and have brought interesting perspectives to class. Keep up the engagement Evan; the stories were made for you!
CHS students attended MN North College's Women in the Workforce event where they explored many non-traditional career fields and listened to a panel of women working in non-traditional fields.
More pics of our staff and students during Winter Homecoming!
What did the acorn say when he grew up?
Gee, I'm a tree!
We learned that "geometry" is a math vocabulary word for shapes, and practiced naming 2D shapes, counting sides, and combining shapes to create pictures and designs. A first grade favorite!
Gee, I'm a tree!
We learned that "geometry" is a math vocabulary word for shapes, and practiced naming 2D shapes, counting sides, and combining shapes to create pictures and designs. A first grade favorite!
Kindness isn't always loud. Sometimes its shown in the quiet moments--like helping without being asked, including others or even showing up with a positive attitude. We are very excited to announce Chisholm Elementary's Deep Dive Award winners who have shown Kindness throughout the month of February!
Congratulations to: Maxwell Hatfield, Max Copp, Gracelyn Peroceski, Hazel Spotts, Phinehas Oksanen, Avery Patterson, Isabella Harris, Jaxon Dixon, Haiden Martin and Ella Francke!
Thank you for making our school a better place!!
Congratulations to: Maxwell Hatfield, Max Copp, Gracelyn Peroceski, Hazel Spotts, Phinehas Oksanen, Avery Patterson, Isabella Harris, Jaxon Dixon, Haiden Martin and Ella Francke!
Thank you for making our school a better place!!
The Senior Spotlight program at Chisholm High School proudly recognizes members of the graduating class for their hard work, character, and contributions to our school community. We are proud of our seniors and excited to honor their accomplishments as they prepare for the next chapter of their lives.
Congratulations and Thank You to the Chisholm Student Council for their fundraising efforts to help the United Way of NE MN.
🎉 Come celebrate the Chisholm Elementary School Soft Opening!
The event kicks off with an outdoor ribbon cutting at the main entrance starting at 4:00 p.m. on Thursday, March 5. This will be followed by guided tours, “Gym Jam” activities, and refreshments inside the new school.
The event kicks off with an outdoor ribbon cutting at the main entrance starting at 4:00 p.m. on Thursday, March 5. This will be followed by guided tours, “Gym Jam” activities, and refreshments inside the new school.
Heather Hedin, School Health Consultant at MDH:
Consider printing the flyer and hanging it in your high school health office and sharing with teens and/or parents - this program's intent is to help fill a gap for those students who might be on a waitlist or have other challenges to accessing counseling services.
PULSE is a free, weekly virtual community that brings teens together on zoom to talk openly, connect authentically, and support one another in a safe, judgment-free environment.
No commitment. Teens can come and talk or just listen.
Who It’s For?
High School teens who want…
• a place to talk
• people who “get it”
• practical tools for everyday stress
• community, not judgement
• guidance that’s real, safe, and grounded
Cost: FREE
How It Works
• Live weekly virtual sessions held on Zoom
• Co-moderated by a college student ambassador who bridges the age gap and keeps discussions relatable and relevant to important topics for teens today
• Co-moderated by a pediatrician, ensuring emotional safety, clinical expertise, and high-quality guidance
• Small-group format that creates trust and meaningful peer connection
February’s Trait was Kindness! Here are the Vaughan Steffensrud winners of this award! These students consistently practice kindness-using respectful language, helping peers, and taking turns! Great job!
#BluestreakPride 💙❤️
#BluestreakPride 💙❤️
Congratulations to the Chisholm Student Council for winning the Northeast Division U-Rock Award for all of their efforts to raise funds and volunteer with the United Way.
A great time was had at the 6-8 dance on Friday night. We were able to raise $652 and a bag of non-perishable food items for the Chisholm Food Shelf!
https://youtu.be/te1v25kBSLw
https://youtu.be/te1v25kBSLw
First grade dedicated a day to play-based learning. Some of our fun activities included play-doh spelling, real vs. silly words tic-tac-toe, tangrams, and spelling with letter stamps
Kindergarten Registration! We are looking for our Future Bluestreaks!
Chisholm Bluestreaks Girls Basketball begins their playoff run this Thursday at HOME vs Silver Bay with a 6pm start time.
The second graders won the Penny War fundraiser with the most money collected! Thank you to the PTSA for the ice cream party!
#BluestreakPride 💙❤️
#BluestreakPride 💙❤️
Please see the attached image detailing upcoming information for our soft opening for the new Chisholm elementary, childcare options during the school closure, and an opportunity to participate in a video legacy project. Childcare sign-up: https://forms.gle/suD26PEA6AbzhbF48
Staff and Students of the Week at the High School!
Mrs. Wopata - Nominated by Hannah Bruemmer
Mrs. Wopata is a wonderful teacher. She never fails to brighten my day whenever I see her or stop by her room to chat. She is always able to give me good advice and make me feel seen and heard.
Ethan Moody (not pictured)- Nominated by Mrs. Williams
This week, I want to recognize Ethan Moody. Ethan contributes to a fun, engaging, and collaborative learning environment.
His positive and genuine desire to learn truly stands out. Responsibility, enthusiasm, and dynamism are words that really define you. ¡ Muy Bien Ethan!
Daurius Helmer - Nominated by Mr. Rudolph
Daurius has really applied himself this year and has done a great job engaging in the material. He’s been more focused, more involved in discussions, and consistently putting in solid effort. It’s been awesome to see his growth. On top of that, I always appreciate our morning basketball talks and fishing debates. He keeps things fun and brings great energy to class. And Daurius — just a reminder — I’m still the best fisherman you know. (Seriously.) 🎣 Really proud of the work you’ve been doing. Keep it up!
Makk Scherfenberg (not pictured)- Nominated by Mrs. Podlogar
Makk has been working super hard this quarter to get his grades up and has done so in many classes. I am super proud of you Makk, keep up the great work!
Mrs. Wopata - Nominated by Hannah Bruemmer
Mrs. Wopata is a wonderful teacher. She never fails to brighten my day whenever I see her or stop by her room to chat. She is always able to give me good advice and make me feel seen and heard.
Ethan Moody (not pictured)- Nominated by Mrs. Williams
This week, I want to recognize Ethan Moody. Ethan contributes to a fun, engaging, and collaborative learning environment.
His positive and genuine desire to learn truly stands out. Responsibility, enthusiasm, and dynamism are words that really define you. ¡ Muy Bien Ethan!
Daurius Helmer - Nominated by Mr. Rudolph
Daurius has really applied himself this year and has done a great job engaging in the material. He’s been more focused, more involved in discussions, and consistently putting in solid effort. It’s been awesome to see his growth. On top of that, I always appreciate our morning basketball talks and fishing debates. He keeps things fun and brings great energy to class. And Daurius — just a reminder — I’m still the best fisherman you know. (Seriously.) 🎣 Really proud of the work you’ve been doing. Keep it up!
Makk Scherfenberg (not pictured)- Nominated by Mrs. Podlogar
Makk has been working super hard this quarter to get his grades up and has done so in many classes. I am super proud of you Makk, keep up the great work!
