Good Luck to the HS track team today in Aberdeen at the NSU Indoor meet.
Field events start at 2:00 pm and Running events start at 3:30 pm.
For live results, go to https://live.herostiming.com/meets/42230
#bebrave #gobigred
Reminder!
Order your yearbook today! Use the following link to order yours!
https://jostensyearbooks.com/?REF=A07704500
Happy National Paraprofessionals Day! A special shout-out to the amazing paraprofessionals in our school. The work you do is so very important and we are lucky to have you!
Please share the rescheduled BH Elementary programs. Thank you!
The Britton-Hecla School district will be closed today.
The NSU track meet that was scheduled for tomorrow has been MOVED to Thursday.
#bebrave #gobigred
Britton-Hecla Weekly Activities | March 31-April 5, 2025
Testing season is upon us! Students in grades 3-8 and 11 will need WIRED headphones for the SD ELA and Math tests that will be given in April. PLEASE ask your student if they have headphones and if not please send some to school. In most cases they only need the headphones for one or two questions but they do need them. Thanks for your help!
A career fair is tentatively planned for Wednesday, May 7 for Britton-Hecla students. If you are interested in having a table for your business or career, please email Mrs. Anderson at sheila.a.anderson@k12.sd.us.
The public is welcome!
Great performance last night by Britton-Hecla MS & HS in the Spring Concert. Follow our YouTube channel for music and drama events! https://youtu.be/Tie8wcxpSaQ?si=LIiCGbkzhkt0gGn5
Reminder that school dismisses at 1:30 tomorrow, Wednesday, March 26th for staff inservice.
Mrs. Bosses Biology 2 class hosted a successful LifeServe blood drive on Monday. Thirty units of blood were collected. Way to go Braves!
Driver's Ed 2025 is full!
Britton-Hecla Weekly Activities | March 24-29, 2025
Join us for a night of spring music!
2025 Graduation Information
Mark your calendars for our Senior Awards Program coming up on May 14th at 2:30 in the Arena!
Dakota educators from the Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate tribe visited today and shared the importance of the tatanka (buffalo) to the Dakota people. Kindergarten students enjoyed their storytelling and learning what different parts of the buffalo were used for.
Mrs.Hanson's 4th graders wrap up Adopt a Cow program by playing "MooManagement" a spin on Monopoly. Mrs. Ringkob has been presenting the program for six weeks. The kids learned a lot and had so much fun!
