Day 1 in Chicago has been busy, but successful! Lots to see and learn.
Enrollment Applications
TrekNorth Teacher Conferences are November 6 from 4-7 and November 7 from 9-1! See you there!
No School November 7-8
7th grade trip to Long Lake Conservation Center was a huge success! 3 days and 2 nights of learning, observing, team building and having a ton of fun! Check out our phenology report on KAXE from the Long Lake Conservation Center at
https://www.kaxe.org/show/91-7-kaxe-90-5-kbxe-morning-show/2024-10-30/phenology-talkbacks-warm-end-october-insects-still-active-mn-nature
TrekNorth is hiring!
TrekNorth is hiring!
10 Trek students are out exploring the Ely area. Today they explored the Soudan Mine, went on a hike, and toured the Bear Center.
TrekNorth is hiring!
Enrollment Applications for 25-26 are open!
TrekNorth is hiring!
TrekNorth is hiring!
Unity Day - Black Out Bullying
Thanks to all those who wore black and who continue to be kind and respectful in our school community. Together we can create a space for everyone to feel safe and included.
TrekNorth is hiring!
TrekNorth is hiring!
Check out the article in the Bemidj Pioneer about the football program! And don't forget to join us for the game on the green space beginning at 4:00 this afternoon. Go Sundogs!
https://www.bemidjipioneer.com/sports/treknorths-inaugural-flag-football-season-offers-new-experiences-and-exciting-future
Exciting story from Lakeland PBS about our football program! Go Sundogs!!
https://youtu.be/bvzQevPNyaI?si=JUM6sMsN8k0Rip36
Boozhoo! All TrekNorth families are invited to come paint with the Indian Education program October 22, 2024 at 5PM in the TrekNorth commons. The Indian Education will be starting a Family Painting Night series featuring the 7 Grandfather Teachings of the Anishinaabe culture. Please register so we can prepare the right amount of materials.
https://forms.gle/14inj3QkcrLvV5xr6
No School on Monday, September 30!
Glacier crew is hrs away from returning to Trek. These kids have spent the night at 8 different campsites, gained 5000 ft elevation, hikes 27 miles, and did it all in temps that fluctuated between 37-94.
These kids did all this with perseverance and levity. Another great hiking trip in the books.
