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There are two MSU honor roll lists: the President's List and the Dean's List. To be eligible for the lists, students must be enrolled in at least 12 college-level credits. The 1,542 students with a perfect 4.0 grade point average for the semester were named to the President's List. An asterisk (*) follows their names below. The Dean's List includes the 3,721 students earning grade point averages of 3.5 or above for the semester. Broadus: Montana Collins*, Hannah (Rasmussen) Herzog, Ashland: Rylee Studiner*, Mary Trusler*....
Recently I read an article in my hometown newspaper about an individual who graduated a few years prior to me. He did very well financially in the oil and gas industry and had even made a generous donation to the high school a few years ago. Unfortunately, the article was titled, “Dickinson Man Faces 40 Years for 886 Million in Securities Fraud Scheme.” The individual allegedly misrepresented the company’s financial status and misled investors out of nearly a billion dollars. Greed has a way of destroying a man’s integrity. Your school distric...
CHADRON, NE -- Chadron State College has announced the names of 324 students on the President's List with a 4.0 grade point average on a 4.0 scale. To qualify, students must have completed 45 credit hours, be enrolled in 12 credit hours of coursework, be seeking their first bachelor's degree, and have no incomplete grades during the semester. Hometowns listed reflect the student's preferred home address. Andrea Swenson of Broadus, Montana Chadron State College, which was founded in 1911, is the only four-year, regionally-accredited college in...
The Broadus School Board Trustees met on Monday evening, with all members present other than Shasta Madsen. Student Council Treasurer Lea Aye got the Student Council Report, where she indicated that in the school’s canned food drive in the weeks leading up to Christmas, the sophomore class had won the competition with 200 cans of food donated by the class. In new business, the board accepted the resignation of Mrs. Roma Rogge, who will be retiring at the end of the school year. The board discussed potential Montana High School Association r...
By Clayton Scott Here is a summary of the Montana Ag Expo (formerly the John Deere Ag Expo), which took place November 11-13th, on Montana State University campus, in Bozemen. Broadus FFA members, Lea Aye, Rebecca Aye, Colton Biesheuvel, Archer Edwards, Paysen Kuhbacher, Mia Mader, and Jayce Schroeder, competed in several individual and team events at the Montana Ag Expo (formerly John Deere Ag Expo), held on Montana State University's Bozeman campus. Team Event Results: Horse Evaluation placed...
Mrs. Isaak’s Broadus Kindergarten class describes what they would like to see in their stockings this Christmas. Landon Williams: Nerf gun, candy canes, books, and Legos for my little brother. Patrick Handran: Chocolate candy, candy canes, a toy fire truck with 5 firefighters, Legos, and my little brother wants 7 little dinosaurs and a volcano. Mariah Gardner: Barbie, chocolate candies, candy canes. Mom a coffee cup, Dad a chocolate computer, he loves chocolate! Griffin a car that is chocolate on a trailer, and Nash likes toy cars. Evelyn (Evy)...
Mrs. Swenson’s 1st grade class describe their favorite Christmas colors. My favorite Christmas color is green. Green like the Grinch. Green like a Christmas tree. Green like elves. Green like carolers. Green like a wreath. By Jayce Worman My favorite Christmas color is yellow. Yellow like a star, angels, and bells. By Reagan Boman My favorite Christmas color is red. Red like the elves’ suit. Red like Christmas lights and candy canes. By Trey Harmon My favorite Christmas color is brown. You know why? Because Santa’s reindeer is brown. Chris...
By Mrs. Lambert’s 2nd grade class The Best Christmas One night Santa got stuck in my chimney! I saw his feet dangling. He said, "Ho! Ho! Get me out!" So I thought ... would it work if I got some weights because aren't weights heavy? So I put five 316 pound weights around Santa's waist. The weights pulled him down and he landed on a trampoline. He bounced out of the chimney and into his sleigh. He gave me two extra presents. Then Santa went to the next home. By Myla Gatlin Santa is Stuck in My Chimney I heard a weird noise. It was Santa stuck i...
By Mrs. Rogge’s 3rd Grade Class My Christmas tradition is to go to my grandparent’s house. We go to our mom’s parents’ house on Christmas Eve and open presents. Then on Christmas Day, we go to my dad’s parents’ house. We have dinner. We go back to my house and play with our presents. By Maci Emmons A few years ago, at my old house, was my favorite Christmas. We had a lot of presents. I love the lights, the tree and our big stockings overflowing with things. We have a tradition of opening one gift on Christmas Eve. It’s really fun to see most a...
Mrs. Fleming’s 4th grade class authored acrostic poems for us, where the first letter of each line combines to make a word. So fun Nose Ohhhh, cold Winter Making Awesome New Scarlett Talcott Christmas Eve Holiday Reindeer Ice Santa Claus Trees Merry Christmas Angel Snow Pruitt McDowell Santa likes cookies and milk Any boy or girl likes presents No one doesn’t like Santa Time for Christmas joy Ahhh, my cheeks are cold Given Hopkins Santa is coming Am I gonna go on the naughty list? No kid hates Santa Tiny little snowflakes Ahhh, it’s cold out I...
By Mrs. Johnson’s 6th grade class Snowflake By Rachel Rosencranz The snowflake falls down Down from the sky to the ground Landing on the grass Elf By Hunter Stanton So joyful, so fun Make toys for little children Helping Santa Claus. Food By Dylan Roberts It is not healthy But it will make you happy It makes you heavy December By Emma Strackbein December is here Elfs, Reindeer, and Presents Makes Joy all around Kids counting down to Christmas Making kids happy is cool Snow By Lucas Capp Snow, cold and merry Snow sparkles in the darkness S...
By Libby Nisley, BPA Advisor Both the Junior High and High School BPA students traveled to Baker for a regional contest on Monday, December 6th. The contest boasted around 175 participants from Baker, Forsyth, Custer, Plevna, Hardin, St. Labre, and Lodge Grass. We had 25 members competing from our chapters, and we fared quite well. Our Senior member and chapter President Lea Aye placed 1st in Advanced Word, 1st in Health Administration Procedures, 2nd in Advanced Office, 2nd in Medical...
The monthly meeting of the Broadus School Board Trustees took place in the auditorium at the high school on Monday evening, with the matter of sportsmanship shown by fans at sporting events forming a central topic for the evening. Earlier this fall a situation arose during two football games where Broadus fans were taunting and/or cussing at the refs, and in the case of the final home game, partially in response to the coach and players being ejected from the game. Broadus fans have not been the only fans causing problems at sporting events...
By Broadus Schools Superintendent Jim Hansen A couple months ago I gave a short presentation to trustees discussing the importance of recognizing we are in the “service” profession. Therefore, I thought it would be an appropriate time to discuss the importance of community service to both your school and community. Our school and community are very fortunate to offer a wide array of services. A number of these services are run with strictly volunteers or with very minimal financial compensation. As our population decreases so does the num...
The Broadus High School/ Junior High Christmas concert took place the evening of December 9th, in the high school auditorium. Kicking off the show was the Saxophone Ensemble playing "Ding Dong Merrily on High" a 16th Century French Melody. Next was the Choir Belles performing "Deck the Halls" arranged by Chris Brooks. The Junior High Band played "Deck the Halls with Chips & Salsa" arranged by E. Huckeby, Carol of the Boombuckets arranged by L. Clark, and "Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer"...
By Renea Bidwell Four high school students from Powder River County District High School attended the Montana Youth Transition Conference in Missoula, Montana, November 15th through November 17th. The conference had numerous events and guest speakers to promote students achieving their desired post-graduation outcomes. The students were able to attend this event through funding provided by a Pre-Employment Transition Services school contract funded by Montana Vocational Rehabilitation and Blind...
By Broadus Schools Music Teacher Lisa Lynch Honor Band and Choir met in St. Labre on November 15-16. Eighteen PRCDHS students participated. Guest Conductors were Jon Sutton from Three Forks (former Miles City graduate) and Codie Wahrman who works at Eckroth Music in Billings. Please join us for the upcoming concerts: December 9th, Junior High and High School, 7:00 p.m. and December 16, Elementary 5:30 p.m....
By Broadus Schools Principal Denise Ternes November 19, 2021 It is about Thanks… and Giving! Do you know a family in need, need a little help yourself or want to donate food for Thanksgiving? The Broadus Food Bank at the Senior Center has Thanksgiving meal items available. Stuffing, cranberries and sweet potatoes are a few of the delicious choices. Through the MT Food Bank there are also 42 lb. boxes available with shelf stable food items. Boxes arrive once a month and all families, regardless of income, can pick up a box. A simple form is a...
A Veterans Day ceremony was held at the high school on November 11th to honor local vets. On hand for the event were a small number of local veterans who watched as students from the junior high and high school conducted the presentation. Additionally, the band and choir, as well as the Broadus first grade class performed for the gathered audience, while the cheerleaders helped to introduce the vets on hand, as well as presenting and retiring the colors. Kori Richards, senior classman, spoke to...
The following Broadus students earned GPAs between 3.5 and 4.0 for the first quarter of the 2021 school year. 7th Grade Justin Aye Logan Capp Catherine Emmons Kassie Hagedorn 8th Grade Gracie Gali Maggie Mader Darren VerWolf (Edited Nov 26) - The following classes have been updated, as apparently the initial list sent by the school had several incorrect entries) Grade 9 Archer Edwards Madelyn Zimmer Rebekah Rasmussen Riley Mitchell Shyla Madsen Tayln Conley Zachary Jones Grade 10 Cooper Zimmer Elijah Heacock Emma Isaacs Graci Barbero Mia Mader...
By Lisa Lynch Broadus High School Music Program will be performing in a Music Showcase on November 8th, 2021, in the High School Auditorium. The Choir students will be performing solos, duets and trios as well as their choir songs. The Band will be entertaining you with popular songs and songs from the past. Please come and join us for a night of fun and entertainment! Upcoming dates for the Music programs include District Honor Band and Choir concert in St. Labre's auditorium on November 16th at 6:00 pm. Admission is $2.00 per person that...
By Broadus Schools Principal Denise Ternes Parent Teacher Conferences will be held Tuesday, November 9th, 3:30-7:00 p.m. and Thursday, November 11th, 2:30 to 6 p.m. Red Ribbon Week Activities - October 25-29, 2021. Monday- “I’ll wear camo to hide from tobacco!”- Dress in your favorite camouflage. Tuesday- “Don’t drift towards drugs there's other things to do in the sea”- Dress in beach wear- Follow dress code! Wednesday- “Show your true colors...Don’t do drugs!”- Wear your class’s colors: Kindergarten- Blue, 1st Grade- Purple, 2nd Grade-...
The Broadus School Board Trustees met for their monthly meeting on Monday evening, with all members in attendance except for Lori Fortner and Amanda Zimmer. The meeting began with reports by the clerk and principal until a quorum could be reached and the agenda items discussed. In her report, Principal Denise Ternes discussed the COVID outbreak at the school; at one time nine teachers were out due to positive tests or quarantine from exposure, but as of Monday things were looking better, with the majority of teachers and students back in...
By FFA Reporter Sophie Irish On Monday September 27, 2021, the Broadus FFA Chapter took a trip up to Baker for Fall Districts, taking Livestock Judging and Range teams. The Range team took second place overall and will continue on to State this spring. Individually, Alex Edwards placed third, Marcus Mader placed 11th, and Seth McDowell and Kaydin Trent tied for 15th. The Livestock judging team placed seventh overall and will not be attending State. Individually, Lea Aye placed 10th, Marcus M...
Imagine running a marathon, experiencing all the aches, pains, and continual mental fatigue. Then you are informed the finish line is just around the next corner. As you approach the final corner you are informed the finish line is a few miles further than expected, but then you realize nobody really knows where the race ends. You are now faced with a decision as you observe some runners drop out of the race, while others despite their physical and mental exhaustion continue to persevere to the “unknown” finish line. Our COVID experience is...
