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Congratulations to our November Students of the Month: Alexis Stacy, Sebastian Ruff, Mason McGillivray, Parker Faber, Levi Bestgen, Stella Smith, Samantha Tish, and Ayla Maguire
28 Fifth grades had a 4.0 gpa for the first trimester
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SWMS's annual Thanksgiving Basket food drive collected enough food to create 25 baskets for needy families in our school..
Thank you, Mrs. Mullaney's class for preparing the best Thanksgiving lunch for the Sturgis Williams Middle School staff in appreciation for their dedication and care in teaching students.
Happy Thanksgiving
SWMS had 64 students with a 4.0 for the 1st trimester. These students hard work is admirable.
PTSA Fundraiser - Are you looking for a Christmas gift for your student? Check out these blankets.
If you know of a special education teacher who has made a positive impact on your student in some way please consider nominating them for this award.
SWMS student council representatives Annalee Pierson and Lydia Osberg accepted a donation in the amount of $600 from Indian Motorcycle Riders Group to go towards our annual Thanksgiving Basket food drive. Thank you Indian Motorcycle Riders Group for your generous support.
PTSA Family Game Night is tonight.
SWMS held a Veterans Day program on November 11th. In honor of Veterans Day, South Dakota public schools proudly recognize and support the brave men and women who have served in our armed forces. Their sacrifices and dedication have upheld the values and freedoms we cherish, and we are deeply grateful for their commitment to protecting our nation.
Our schools are committed to instilling respect and appreciation for veterans among our students, helping them understand the importance of service and dedication. We invite our community to join us in expressing heartfelt gratitude and respect for our veterans.
Thank you to all our veterans for your service and sacrifice."
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SWMS was excited to welcome Lieutenant Colonel Christopher A. Long to speak at our Veterans Day program on November 11. Lieutenant Colonel Chris Long is an engineer officer who has served in the South Dakota Army National Guard since 2002. He began his career as an enlisted Soldier serving as a multiple launch rocket system crewmember. He went on to receive his commission by completing Officer Candidate School (OCS) in August 2007. LTC Long has been a combat engineer platoon leader, executive officer, company commander, battalion operations officer, brigade operations officer, brigade deputy commander and currently serves as the South Dakota Army National Guard Recruiting and Retention Battalion commander. He has deployed in support of Operation Inherent Resolve (2016-2017), Operation Enduring Freedom (2009-2010), and Operation Iraqi Freedom (2004-2005).
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Mrs. Skinner's 8th grade social studies students welcomed Chief Petty Officer Ray Cornmesser in to their classroom on Veterans Day. Students learned about life in the Navy and what it was like being a member of the Secret Service.
#PublicSchoolProudofOurVeterans
In honor of Veterans Day, South Dakota public schools proudly recognize and support the brave men and women who have served in our armed forces. Their sacrifices and dedication have upheld the values and freedoms we cherish, and we are deeply grateful for their commitment to protecting our nation.
Thank you to all our veterans for your service and sacrifice.
#PublicSchoolProudofOurVeterans
SWMS eighth grade students spent a day at Fort Meade with members of the South Dakota National Guard learning just a little bit about members of the National Guard do on a daily basis and things they train for.
Our schools are committed to instilling respect and appreciation for veterans among our students, helping them understand the importance of service and dedication.
Thank you to all our veterans for your service and sacrifice.
#PublicSchoolProudofOurVeterans
Congratulations to SWMS students of the month for October. Clark Siscoe, Isabella Pawlowski, Sydney Lowe, Taven Robbins, Kaelyn Boyer, Adrianne Buck, Nathan Graf, and Michael Burke.
SWMS 5th grade students host Fall Festival event for 1st graders.
SWMS staff scare away drugs in support of Red Ribbon Week
