Miss Hope came to Renberg. 3rd graders learned some facts and how to store grapes safely. Students made a magical fruit salad. Over half of the students said they would make it at home!
Renberg students were so happy to get outside today. They enjoyed sleds and brick snow builders from PTA. Thank you! Reminder: if the windchill is 0 or above, students will go outside for recess. Make sure to send snowpants and boots. The field has lots of snow to play in. ❄️⛄️
There is no school in the Sioux Falls School District on Monday, February 17, and Tuesday, February 18 , for Presidents' Day Break. School will resume on Wednesday, February 19.
Bobcats, enjoy your break!!
Miss Hope from SDSU Extentions came and made a snack with 301. Students learned about celery. Celery is mostly water and it is the stem of the plant. Students made celery apple salad.
Many students said they would make it home!
A recent Facebook post regarding Washington High School falsely claimed a routine request for a birth certificate was related to immigration status.
State Law (SDCL 13-27-3.1-3.3) requires all public school students to have a birth certificate on file within 30 days of enrollment. When required records are missing from student files, school staff regularly attempt to contact families before sending the required information to the State’s Attorney.
These requests are made solely to ensure compliance with State Law and to maintain complete student records. They are in no way related to immigration enforcement. We are committed to protecting the privacy of our students and their families.
Please reach out to your child’s school or the district office with any questions rather than relying on social media for accurate information. We appreciate your cooperation in keeping student records up to date.
K01 celebrated the 100th day of school on February 4th! Lots of counting took place. 💯
We hope to see you at Renberg's Community Learning Centers Community Conversation event taking place at Renberg on February 13th at 5:30 in the Renberg Library. Details are below!
Do you or someone you know have a child who will be 5-years-old on or before September 1st? If so, Online Registration for the 25-26 school year is now open on the Sioux Falls School District website or through the Parent Portal. Start your child off on the right foot this upcoming school year and get them registered now! https://www.sf.k12.sd.us/page/school-registration
Junior Kindergarten and Kindergarten registration is open for the 2025-2026 school year.
https://www.sf.k12.sd.us/page/school-registration
Renberg Bobcats ended the month of January with our ROAR assembly. Renberg students have been working hard on showing acceptance. Acceptance is when we accept others and treat them the way we want to be treated. We are proud of all our students of month! Our Golden Attendance Award was given to K01. The Golden Library Award was given to 401. The Golden Music and Art Awards were given to 301. We also awarded prizes to students whose names were drawn from classroom, bus and lunchroom ticket jars.
Keep ROARing Bobcats! 💛💙😺
There is no school in the Sioux Falls School District on Monday, February 3, 2025.
Come to the Book Fair on Monday from 12 to 7.
Welcome to February Renberg families. Please be sure to read the February Newsletter for important dates and events in the month of February.
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The 100th Day of School will be on Tuesday, February 4th.
Miss Hope from SDSU Extention visited Renberg again and taught 301 about a vegetable. At the beginning of class, students had to guess what the fruit or vegetable is. Here were the clues: 1. These are 96% water. 2. Most of their flavor comes from their seeds. 3. Some have smooth skin, and others have bumpy. 4. Their thick skin makes it hard for bugs to eat, but bugs do eat the plant they grow on. 5. This produce is used to make pickles. After the last clue, students guessed cucumbers. Students also learned about kitchen safety and about using knives/kitchen tools.
Miss Hope from SDSU Extension Office is visiting Renberg 301 once a week to discuss healthy eating. Students learn about a new fruit or vegetable and then make a snack with that food. Students are part of every step of making the snack.
Renberg 301 students had Junior Achievement, and students wanted to thank the business who sponsored our class, A&B Business Solutions. A big thank you as well to our volunteer, Angela, from Walmart. She taught the students about the choices they have when it comes to money. They can save, spend, earn, or donate their money.
Renberg 101 students started the morning with Restorative Practice involving mindfulness and a foot shake greeting. Students also shared the super power they would like to have for a day!
Renberg students in 301 had a scavenger hunt around the classroom to learn more about Martin Luther King Jr. Students had to read facts and answer questions about Martin Luther King and his life. They learned many interesting facts about him.
We have had indoor recess for the last few days. Students found lots of things to do with the indoor recess kits provided by the Renberg PTA!
