Tioga School District

Pirates lost to WNG in the 1st round of the playoffs. Congrats on the season and finishing 6-4. #playofffootball #piratepride

The Tioga Dollars for Scholars will be hosting a dinner and silent auction at the Tioga High School on Sunday, October 16th, from 11:00-1:00. https://fb.me/e/2I94TbLt1

Lifetouch Contact Info + Retakes are on November 3rd for Central!

PINKOUT 2022 + Senior Night is happening at TONIGHT'S volleyball games. Wear your PINK to the games! There will be a Bake Sale and Themed Baskets for raffle. $5 for 1 raffle ticket or $20 for 5 tickets. All proceeds will be donated to a community member battling breast cancer.

All Kindergarten and 1st-grade classes have completed their scooter licensing requirements and the last of the licenses were sent home today! To stay up to date with all things PE at Central, please check out our website and class blog page for pictures and updates from class. https://sites.google.com/piratek12.org/tioga-k-6-pe/home

Had a blast at FBLA FLC this year with the new officer team! So excited to have a new middle school representative!!

Tioga High School has a Grades 7-8 girls' basketball position available . For more information, please contact Ryan Albrecht, AD, or Carolyn Eide, Supt. at (701) 664-2333. Open until filled. EOE

Tioga Pirates football team will travel to Westhope on Saturday, October 15th to take on Westhope/Newburg/Glenburn at 2pm in the 1st round of the 9-Man Playoffs. Good Luck Pirates. #piratepride #saturdayplayofffootball

Central Parents/Guardians. Reminder that the temperatures are changing. Morning recess is going to be around 35 degrees. It is going to be cooler than normal. Please make sure students are properly dressed for the weather. Coats, hats and maybe gloves. We will still have outside recess.

Tioga Public Schools is looking for sub teachers, sub aides, sub janitors and sub cooks. If interested please contact either building to visit with Mrs. Eide, Mr. Odegaard or Mr. Schaffer. There is also a new way to get a sub license for in the classroom. Please follow the instructions below and if you have questions please contact building Principals for more information. Mr. Odegaard at the THS and Mr. Schaffer at Central Elementary school. New Substitute Teacher Training Available to Replace the 48 Credit Requirement Categories: General ESPB has partnered with Frontline to provide online training to individuals with less than 48 credits of college education who are interested in substitute teaching. The training costs $180 and takes approximately 20 hours to complete. Please click on this link to register for the training and make sure you select North Dakota. https://www.frontlineeducation.com/substitute-teacher-training/ Once an individual completes the training, they will use the ND Teach Login button above to register and apply for a substitute teaching license. Upon submission of their application, an applicant will be required to also submit the following documents: Frontline Training Completion Certificate Fingerprint background check packet - Please print these forms and follow the instructions: https://www.nd.gov/espb/sites/www/files/documents/Complete-Fingerprinting-Instructions-1-16-20.pdf Copy of High School Diploma or GED certificate - OR - Official college transcript with any credit earned

Website Notification of Interactive Insights Dashboard North Dakota has an accountability system reported through https://insights.nd.gov/, also known as “Insights” or the “Dashboard”. Insights contains reports that display the performance of school districts, schools, and student groups on a set of state and local measures to assist in identifying strengths, challenges, and areas in need of additional support. North Dakota Insights website is designed to help communities across the state access important information about K-12 districts and schools, including ours. Insights features easy-to-read reports on multiple measures of school success, including test scores, graduation rates, English Learner progress, and attendance. Please note, data made available to the public masks or hides data for groups with fewer than 10 students to protect the confidentiality of those students. For questions concerning K-12 education data, please contact the North Dakota Department of Public Instruction at https://www.nd.gov/dpi/contact-us-0 or at (701) 328-2260. You may also direct questions regarding our specific district data to Carolyn Eide, Superintendent, at carolyn.eide@k12.nd.us or at (701) 664-2333.

Jim Upgren, Assistant Director of the Office of School Approval and Opportunity with ND DPI will be here on October 5th at 6 p.m. in the High School Library providing a parent information session on the North Dakota State Scholarship and the ND Choice Ready framework. The information he will provide is universal to all students in our state and applicable to parents of students in 7-12 grade. The scholarship is worth $6,000. Its qualification requirements are aimed at increasing high school rigor and retaining college students in North Dakota. The new North Dakota Scholarship aligns with the requirements of the Choice Ready initiative. Choice Ready is a new component in the North Dakota Accountability system to measure whether our high schools are producing students who are ready for success upon graduation. Jim will go into detail about the metrics of both the scholarship and choice ready. As you continue to work with your student(s) to set goals, monitor their performance in school, and plan for post-graduation, this information will prove to be useful. For more information click on the following links: ND State Scholarship: https://www.nd.gov/dpi/north-dakota-scholarship ND Choice Ready: https://www.nd.gov/dpi/districtsschools/essa/accountability-support-improvement/choice-ready

🚨Tioga Travelers Meeting tomorrow at 6pm🚨 Mrs. Mosley's classroom at Central. We are going to Rome and Athens! 🌍✈️

FACS students took in the Norsk Hostfest today. The Foods class enjoyed a demonstration from the Nordic Kitchen learning to make Swedish Taco Pie.

🌍The Tioga Travelers are going to Rome and Athens summer 2024!🌍 Information meeting is Monday Oct. 3rd. @ 6:00pm WHO: Those going into 7th grade in Fall 2024 must have an adult traveling with them; those going into 8th and up can travel alone. WHERE: Mrs. Mosley's classroom at Central

Ava Wallin competed in her 1st State Golf Championship over the last two days finishing in 41st place out of 119 golfers. Great season Ava!

The last day of carryover for free and reduced meals is Wednesday, September 28. You should have already received a letter if this could affect you. If you think you may be eligible for the program, please contact either Steph at Central, (701) 664-3441, or Jayme or Mrs. Eide at THS (701) 664-2333 for a F/R form or if you have questions. Thank you!

After day one of the State Class B Girls Golf Championship, Ava Wallin is sitting in 40th place out of 119 golfers. Good luck tomorrow Ava!

Congrats Pirates on the 20-14 win over MLS tonight. #piratepride #fridaynightlights

Art II - IV, Photography, and Graphic Design students had fun at MSU NotStock today! Many made their own souvenirs. ALL received a compliment from the improv theater presenter for being so awesome at participating! We were so immersed in the entire experience that I forgot to take photos of our students (in action) until we got on the bus to go home!