
All high school students are invited to come to Cocoa and Cram on Thursday, January 11 at TrekNorth from 4-6 pm to prepare for the end of the first semester. Staff will be available for support. Cocoa & treats will be served. Sign-up via email form.


We hope you enjoyed winter break, and can't wait to see you Wednesday, January 3!


The JH Nordic Ski Club had an amazing day at Mt. Itasca. We got to ski on REAL SNOW! Congratulations to all Sundog skiers on a great day of racing and fun!






Sundog Taekwondo Testing was last night! For the taekwondo test, 14 kids tested, and with the exception of 3 board breaks, we had a 100% pass rate. 8 students received attendance awards, (75% or higher), and Marquis King earned the only perfect attendance award.
Thank you to Robie for taking pictures!






All veggies are chopped and bags assembled! Native Youth Council's Wild Rice Soup Starter kits are ready for pick up or delivery!


JH Student Council thanks you for your support. Together we will donate $150 in gift cards to the Bemidji Women and Children's Shelter. Happy Holidays!


Hard working group of volunteers headed to Village of Hope today to help with some cleaning. Thank You Village of Hope for helping us learn about what you do to support families in our community and giving us some valuable insight into housing issues . Bonus shout out for the amazing donuts!!! What a treat!







On Friday, Unified Athletes and Parters were invited to attend the Unified Wonderland Winter Formal at Bemidji High School. Students socialized, ate pizza, and dance with athletes from area schools and had a blast!




Ojibwe Storytelling Event: 12/21/23, 5:30pm-7:00pm at TrekNorth, in the Commons.
Please join us for not only an enjoyable family experience, but also an educational one, offering an opportunity to learn about Ojibwe traditions that contribute to the fabric of our community.
Dinner includes: roasted bison, wild rice pilaf, mixed berry/greens salad, and medicinal teas, catered by Vince Johnson. Wild Rice Soup and snacks will also be available.
Door prizes will include a variety of beaded earrings, blankets, and gift sets.
Hope to see you there!


Gorgeous Sunset at JH Ski Club!


The TrekNorth Native Youth Council is selling Wild Rice Soup Starter Kits for $10/bag. The kit contains wild rice, seasonings, & fresh, chopped vegetables that are crockpot-ready. Selling will be Dec. 11-15. Purchased kits can be picked up on Dec 20&21 at Trek.


The annual TrekNorth toy drive for the Northwoods Battered Women's Shelter is underway. The toys are starting to fill the wrapped box in the commons. Everyone is invited to add unwrapped toys for children through 18 years of age. The focus is on ages 12-18. Thank you for your help on this project!


TrekNorth's Annual Winter Choir Concert!







Great group of athletes participated in the Unified Special Olympics Bocce Invitational yesterday at BSU! We even got a visit from Bucky!








Thanks to the Culture PLC teachers who served indigenous foods to the students this morning during advisory! Everything was super-delicious!







On the evening of Winter Solstice - December 21st, from 5:30-7:00pm; TrekNorth American Indian Education will host an Ojibwe Storytelling event at TrekNorth in the commons area.
We will have Joseph Sutherland share Ojibwe star knowledge through traditional Ojibwe stories and teachings. Flyer is attached below.


The Speech Team Parent Informational meeting will take place on Tuesday, November 28th at 6 pm in the TrekNorth Commons. We will be covering: Speech Tournaments, Practice, the differences between Varsity and JV teams, forms, as well as how you can support your Speech Student throughout the season. Contact Lisa lfisher@treknorth.org if you have any questions. See you there!


Trek North Speech Team Practice Starts this week on Thursday from 3:20 - 5 pm. All students in grades 6-12 who are interested are Welcome! Contact Lisa for more information, or if you have questions.


Fantastic Day for the 6th grade at Creativity Festival! Awesome activities!








The 6th graders had an amazing time at BSU's Creativity Festival. Students participated in activities relating to science, music, art, wildlife and acting! Way to go Sundogs!



