Summer school will be held from June 3-26, 2024 for the elementary school and middle school from 8:45 am-12:15 pm. Summer school will be held for the high school students from June 3-28, 2024 with a special session on July 8th-19th. Due to road construction around the elementary school, all summer school classes (grades kindergarten through twelfth grade) will be held at the New Town Middle School and New Town High School which is located at 300 Eagle Drive.
The bus will be stopping at Dragswolf Village at 7:30 am and Bakersfield at 7:45 am to pick up students who wish to come to breakfast. Please remember that if your child is planning to attend summer school, he or she will need to catch the breakfast bus. All elementary and middle school summer school students who ride the bus will be returned at 12:45 pm. High school summer school students will have class from 8:45 am to 4 pm daily. Parents must provide transportation home for high school students.
New Town Public Schools
Summer Food Service
June 3-28 @ High School Cafeteria
8-9 am Breakfast
12-1 pm Lunch
Free Meals for Children Ages 3-19
The New Town Public School District announces the sponsorship of the Summer Food Service Program. The Summer Food Service Program is a program of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer. Free meals will be made available to all children, regardless of family income, during the summer program. Adults may eat lunch for $ 5.00 and breakfast for $ 3.00.
As in previous years, a bus will provide transportation from Bakersfield and Dragswolf Village for the Summer Food Service Program. The bus will be stopping at Dragswolf Village at 7:30 am and Bakersfield at 7:45 am to pick up students who wish to come to breakfast. Please remember that if your child is planning to attend summer school, he or she will need to catch the breakfast bus. All elementary and middle school summer school students who ride the bus will be returned at 12:45 pm.
Thank you Dr. Monica!!! The senior girls love their ribbon skirts!
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2024 ND State Track & Field Qualifiers
Xavier Bell
4x800 relay
4x400 relay
3200 m
1600 m
800 m
400 m
Ben DuBois
4x800 relay
4x400 relay
3200 m
1600 m
800 m
Lander Lahtinen
4x800 relay
4x400 relay
3200 m
1600 m
800 m
Lukas Spotted Bear
4x800 relay
4x400 relay
3200 m
1600 m
Louden Haugen
1600 m
NTHS Spring Concert, Tuesday May 21st at 6:00 pm in the NTHS Auditorium
Monday 5/20
Golf @ Ray
Tues 5/21
Spring Concert
Wed 5/22
Eligibility runs
Thurs 5/23
Track/Field @ State (BSC)
8th Grade Graduation
Friday 5/24
Track @ State (BSC)
Golf Regionals @ Crosby
Saturday 5/25
Track @ State (BSC)
Sunday 5/26
Graduation @ 2pm
Please be aware that weather may change! Good luck to our Eagles!
Don't forget! The senior class of 2024 will be having a car wash today from 2-4 at the NTHS CTE building. Cost is free-will offering. All proceeds go for spending money/luggage fees on the senior trip to NYC.
There is Saturday Academy today from 9 am to 4 pm at the CTE building with Mr. Benner today. Time is running out to get those absences down and those grades up. Remember, if your child's absences are not down to 7 or below, they will non-credit the course for the semester.
Due to the weather the date for the track meet will be tomorrow 5/17. Athletes will be released for lunch at noon and leave at 12:30.
The driver's education class during summer school has been filled to capacity. We can no longer take any more applicants.
Friendly reminder that the NTHS Awards Night will be held today, May 15th in the NTHS Cafeteria at 6:00 pm. A meal will be served.
Point of Contacts Presents
Spring Bash 2024 @ Four Bears Park @ The Point
MHA YOUTH & FAMILIES WELCOME
*LUNCH PROVIDED
*GUEST SPEAKERS
*CORNHOLE
*FISHING
*3-ON-3 BASKETBALL
*SAND VOLLEYBALL
ENCOURAGING YOUTH TO MAKE GOOD CHOICES
JUNE 28TH 11 AM -4 PM
Native Connections Program of Elbowoods Memorial Health Center is delighted to invite you in celebrating Mental Health Awareness Month (MHAM). We will be hosting a gathering in New Town at the Veteran's Building at 11AM to bring together our beautiful community, share local mental health and substance use/misuse resources, provide FREE t-shirts, and to share a meal with our local health care providers.
Monday 5/13
Softball @ Rugby game @ 4:30 (leave at noon)
JH Golf @ Stanley
Track/field @ Trinity Last chance meet leave at 11 am
Tues 5/14
Softball @ Bottineau leave about 11:30
Track/field @ Hazen last chance meet
School Board Meeting 6pm
Wed 5/15
Softball Regional meeting @ Stanley 9 am
Winter Sports Banquet @ 6pm (meal to be served)
Thurs 5/16
Golf @ New Town (var)
Fri 5/17
Saturday 5/18
Track/Field @ NW region meet @ Minot HS
Please be advised that schedules may change due to weather conditions
The senior class of 2024 will be having a car wash on May 19th from 2-4 at the NTHS CTE building. Cost is free-will offering. All proceeds go for spending money/luggage fees on the senior trip to NYC.
There is Saturday Academy today at both the high school and the middle school. Time to get those grades up and those hours down!
Movie Night at Edwin Loe!
Time: May 10th 6pm-7:30pm
Who: 4th-6th grade students
Movie Chosen: The Sandlot
-Each student will get a pizza, popcorn, and pop!
-The gym, electronic room, and an art room will be open as well.
-This is a great way to get buy backs for attendance.
IMMEDIATE PRESS RELEASE
New Town Public School District to Hold Public Forum on Cell Phone Policy for 2024/25 School Year
Dear New Town Parents and Guardians,
The New Town Public School District announced today that it will be hosting a public forum to discuss updates to the cell phone policy for the upcoming 2024/25 school year. The forum will provide an opportunity for parents and guardians to voice their opinions and concerns regarding cell phone use in schools.
The discussion will focus on several key areas, including updating the current cell phone policy, establishing limitations on cell phone use within school buildings, and addressing concerns about cell phone use during instructional time. The district recognizes the importance of balancing the benefits of technology with the need for a focused and distraction-free learning environment.
We believe it is essential to revisit and potentially revise our cell phone policy to ensure it reflects the evolving needs and challenges of our educational environment. Further, this forum will provide valuable insights and perspectives that will help us create a policy that promotes responsible cell phone use while minimizing disruptions to the learning process.
The public forum will take place on May 21, 2024 at 5:00 – 5:30 pm in the High School Cafeteria. All interested parties are encouraged to attend and participate in this important discussion about the future of cell phone use in New Town schools.
Mr. Marc Bluestone Sr. Dr. Anthony Vandal
Superintendent Superintendent
