Tutor/Mentor meets every Wed. after school for homework and study help. Spring Spotlight Night is April 29th. S. Koochiching-Rainy River District has officially launched the search for a superintendent. Look under the "District" tab for more information. Red Cross Blood Drive on April 23rd. Call the office for more information.
Welcome to Northome School
As a community member, and Director of the DAC I truly appreciate all the opportunities Northome School gives our clients and staff to participate in their community.
The teachers at Northome School are the most caring people I know. Mr. Schneider the science teacher and track coach is nice and encouraging and always ready to help you become the best you.
Building positive relationships with students and families is a must. Northome School goes above and beyond to make sure that happens.
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Wednesday was a beautiful day for the senior high music students to head down to the Chanhassen Dinner Theater to see a matinee performance of Guys and Dolls! It was a fun trip, an exciting show, good food, and great memories!
Thanks to all who bought baked goods at the Christmas Concert, and attended and/or sponsored the Choir's Decades Concert to help us earn the money to make this awesome field trip a reality. We appreciate you, and are grateful for such a fun opportunity!!
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This prestigious tour… the 9th Grade PE Frolf Tour… has officially wrapped.
What started back in the fall as hopeful throws, questionable aim, and a shocking lack of “FORE!” awareness… ended yesterday in glory, improvement, and slightly fewer discs lost in the Northome School Forest.
It is a long, grueling season filled with adversity — wind, missed putts, accidental spectators in the danger zone, and the emotional rollercoaster of “that was definitely going in.”
Over the course of this tour, we saw it all:
• Discs parked beautifully by the basket
• Discs parked beautifully… 200 feet in the wrong direction
• Athletes discovering hidden talent
This year featured five teams battling it out all season long… but in the end, one group rose above the rest.
🏆 Congrats to Team 1 — Mason, Soren, and Jethro — are your 2026 Frolf Tour Champions.
But through it all — growth happened. Scores dropped, confidence rose, and effort never wavered.
Until next season… keep your throws low, your chains loud, and your discs out of the trees. And a special thanks to Mr. Hanson for doing a fantastic job maintenancing the frolf baskets!
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The 6th graders pruned, cleaned and fertilized the school apple orchard today. They did an awesome job!
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Our preschool through third grade students took an amazing field trip to Obahshiing university to learn all about how maple syrup is made.
As a part of our experience, we were supposed to collect sap from the trees, but before heading out to the woods, our guide, Vicky Fineday, shared that a bear had visited the night before and eaten all the sap from the bags! When we walked out to the trees, students were excited to see the bear tracks and the taps filling new bags with sap for making the syrup. After our adventure, we headed back to enjoy some delicious pancakes. Topped with fresh maple syrup made from the sap. We also roasted hotdog and spent time enjoying the outdoors together. The students had a lot of fun and it was a great hands-on learning experience! 
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