Fall sports are kicking into high gear. Boys soccer started off their season with three shutout games! Pictured is #12 Osama Allawi who scored a goal at all three games. #GoSpuds
Full Schedule: https://bit.ly/3wGBv0R

Are you looking for the events calendar for your school? Follow these easy steps to find out about upcoming events:
📱 Open up the mobile app and select your school in the lower right hand corner. Select the Menu button.
👉 Choose the calendar icon labeled events.
📅 Scroll through upcoming events, share the event with others, add to your calendar and open in maps.

Moorhead Spud History is collecting pictures, memorabilia and information for a special Spud history book. Sarah Strand dropped off scrapbooks, photos and newspaper clippings. Sarah graduated from MHS in 1980 and is the daughter of Spud Legend Shocky Strand. Do you have Spud history to share? #OnceASpudAlwaysASpud #SpudPride

⚠️ Important MHS Parking Reminder⚠️
Please pay attention to signage as you park at Moorhead High School. There are multiple no parking areas. These need to remain free of vehicles to allow emergency responder vehicles easy access to the building. Vehicles parked in these areas will be ticketed by the Moorhead Police Department. Click for a PDF map >> https://5il.co/15xlx

Wendy Paulson retired after 31 years as an occupational therapist for Moorhead Area Public Schools. She is going to miss seeing students’ progress and their funny comments. She loved seeing how supportive the staff is of students and colleagues in need. In her retirement, she is looking forward to sipping on coffee, being a “grandma on demand” and learning new hobbies!

Are you interested in volunteering on the Business and Finance Committee? Moorhead Area Public Schools is looking for members to assist in our practice of prudent management of public resources. This committee focuses on school district financial issues and meets four times per year beginning September 2022. Apply --> https://forms.gle/HHDCNYZpY1nSxkMB7

Are you looking for the breakfast and lunch menus before school starts? Follow these easy steps to find out what's on the menu:
📱 Open up the mobile app and select your school in the lower right hand corner.
👉 Select the Menu button in the lower left hand corner and choose the pizza icon labeled menu.
🍓 Change the date on the left side of your phone.
You can access a full list of nutritional values in PowerSchool.

Kim Bergley retired from Moorhead Area Public Schools after seven years as a bus assistant. We are grateful for her devoted time and passion for getting our students to school safely. 🚌 Happy Retirement, Kim!

The roads are about to get a bit busier! Check out these bus safety reminders to keep students, drivers and safety patrol safe! 🚍Watch for children playing and congregating near bus stops 🚍Motorists must stop their cars when bus red lights are flashing 🚍Never walk behind a school bus

Congrats to 1978 Spud graduate Benjamin Dille who was recognized for his role in evacuating US embassy in Afghanistan. The honor was presented by U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken.
"I really feel I had a really rich upbringing," he said, adding that he believes the education environment in the Fargo-Moorhead area "opened the world" to him. #OnceASpudAlwaysASpud
The Moorhead School Board meets today at 6 p.m. for a board meeting.
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Agendas, minutes, meeting dates and links to watch virtually: https://www.isd152.org/page/school-board-meetings

Norma Holland retired after 28 years as a home school liaison for Moorhead Area Public Schools. As a liaison, she went to students’ homes to connect with them and their families. She coordinated the Unity Conference at MSUM for the middle school, high school and alternative learning center. She values the relationships she made with students and families. In her retirement, she is looking forward to the little things, relaxing, reading, quiet time, and being with friends and family.

Thank you to Scheels and Fargo Marathon for donating shoes to our students! 🧡🖤
Shoes for Kids provides shoes to children so they can enjoy the freedom, the sense of accomplishment and they physical and mental wellbeing that comes from the sport of running.
Scott Matheson retired after 33 years at Moorhead Area Public Schools. Matheson wore many hats during his years as a counselor at Moorhead High School. We are grateful for his many years of devotion to students. Happy retirement, Scott!

Success starts with showing up! Students build the foundation for a healthy and happy life with regular school attendance, which includes: 📚 Better academic performance 🥳 Building life skills for success 🤝 Meetings friends ⛹️ Participating in activities

Shannon Rieder retired after 33 years at Moorhead Area Public Schools. She served in a variety of positions in her career including PEER teacher, Special Education teacher literacy coach and reading recovery teacher. Rieder remembers a special moment during a family-teacher conference when a parent thanked her for truly seeing her child. She will miss her colleagues and the funny observations her students made. In retirement, she is most looking forward to having the freedom to travel at any time with her husband and keeping an open mind to the possibilities of new challenges in the future.

Exciting things are happening at Moorhead High School! 👷 Read the latest on the MHS construction here >>https://www.inforum.com/news/moorhead/a-look-inside-the-giant-new-moorhead-high-school-under-construction Watch for picture updates throughout the school year.

Guess what? Downtown Moorhead Dairy Queen has something special in store starting Monday, Aug. 15. Order a small sundae and ask to have it served in one of these collectible baseball helmets. 🍦 Limited quantities are available.

Alice Swanson retired after 31 years of teaching physical education at Moorhead Area Public Schools. 🏋️She worked at Moorhead High School, Moorhead Junior High and Horizon Middle School. She was also the department chair for physical education. Swanson loved helping students gain confidence through her “Swanny expectations” to work hard and push themselves. Swanson will miss hearing students shout, “Swanny!” in the hall as they walked by. In retirement, she is looking forward to welcoming her first grandchild and living every day to the fullest.

Attention Families: save your receipts from school supplies purchases! You may be eligible for a tax relief program through the Minnesota Department of Revenue. There are no income limits for the education subtraction program. Learn more about the tax relief programs here >> https://www.revenue.state.mn.us/k-12-education-subtraction-and-credit

