Rudy the Rooster came for a visit!!
He read a book about pheasant hunting, let the kids ask all the questions, and left them with gifts!
Thank you to Pierre Area Chamber of Commerce, accompanied by SD Game Fish and Parks! We appreciate your time with our students!!
Hello from the PVC!!
Due to the football success and schedule, we will be having a Halloween Spirit Week in lieu of Trunk-or-Treating this year. We encourage anyone who was planning on trunk-or-treat to set-up on Main Street this year. Please contact Ms. Katie Stier for any questions
Let's enjoy a week of Halloween fun and Charger success! Go Chargers!!
Third graders learning about notes and rests for our 2nd quarter unit. We have played these notes, played a matching game with these notes, and here we are forming them out of play dough.
Sixth grade social studies students wrapping up our Mesopotamia unit by writing our names in cuneiform in clay like the scribes used to do. Most agreed they preferred our current writing system!
Charger shout out to DEA agent Ham for visiting with our MS-HS today for Red Ribbon Week! Informative assembly on the dangers of the illicit drug industry as well as an exploration of the DEA as a career opportunity.
Attention Sully Buttes Patrons,
Please note that activity passes are not accepted for postseason events. Admission prices for postseason football playoff games and volleyball regional contests will be as follows:
Students: $5.00
Adults: $7.00
These prices are set by the SDHSAA.
Our athletes look forward to seeing you!
The Humanity Launch is coming to Sully Buttes on Tuesday, October 29 to lead our high school and middle school students in retreats. Our K-12 staff participated in a Humanity Launch retreat during our regional fall in-service at Gettysburg as part one to this program.
The Humanity Launch is a regional company that worked with over 14,000 students in Iowa, South Dakota, and Minnesota last year. The students will participate in The Humanity Launch’s “Be a Light” retreat where the focus is on making a difference in home, school, and community. The lessons include courage, vulnerability, you are not alone, overcoming our fears, learning how to listen and ask good questions, and how to treat yourself and others better. The students will hear stories about the themes and have time for group and one-on-one conversation. Activities are interspersed to keep the energy and pace fast moving and fun. We hope that you will strongly encourage your child to actively participate in their retreat.
Dr. Gregg Talcott and Kim Bartling are life-long educators from South Dakota. They come from different scholastic backgrounds and experiences; yet, share one thing: a passion for inspiring and challenging educators and students. The Humanity Launch was created to serve that vision of building and maintaining positive school culture.
Learn more about them at TheHumanityLaunch.com Parents and community members are welcome to attend any portion of either retreat.
Shoutout to the FFA Blue Jackets Program for the 6 jacket donations. Each student had to submit an application to be eligible for this program. Once submitted, the advisor must approve the application to continue forward.
Thank you to the businesses and people, who have supported the Sully Buttes FFA Chapter!
ABO Weekly Activities
10/22/24 - MS Volleyball vs. HSA
6th Grade – 4:15 PM
7th Grade – 5:00 PM
8th Grade – 5:45 PM
10/22/24 – HS Volleyball vs. HSA (SENIOR NIGHT)
C Match Start Time 5:15 (Rolling Schedule to Follow)
10/23/24 – Red Ribbon Week 6-12th Grade Assembly (11:00 AM)
10/23/24 – 12:45 EARLY DISMISSAL for Staff In-service
10/24/24 – SDGF&P Rudy the Rooster (9:00 AM)
10/24/24 – First Round of Football Playoffs
(Sully Buttes vs. Arlington)
Start Time: 6:00 PM (Approved)
10/25/24 – HS Volleyball @ Hitchcock-Tulare (Tulare)
Start Time – 6:30 JV / Varsity
Geometry students doing a scavenger hunt on the summer of the angles of a triangle.
Second grade watched a soybean seed sprout and grow in Ag in the Classroom.
Second Grade Spellers of the Week! Hard work really does pay off! Great Job!👏
Our 9th-12th grade Creative Art class did an incredible job creating these vibrant Alebrijes! Inspired by the work of Mexican artist Lourdes Villagomez, our students brought their own unique perspectives to life with these fantastical creatures.
Check out Mrs. Tassler's website for more details on this project and the inspiring stories behind each Alebrije: https://sites.google.com/view/mrstassler/alebrijes
Sully Buttes Parents and Patrons,
Tuesday, October 22nd - Volleyball vs. Herreid-Selby
Middle School Schedule
6th - 4:15 PM
7th - 5:00 PM
8th - 5:45 PM
High School C Team 5:15 start time, Rolling Schedule to follow.
Thursday, October 24th - Football vs. Arlington HS
Start Time: 6:00 PM pending officials availability
PVC: We had a GREAT time at the Fall Festival again this year! Thank you so much to Danielle and Kyle Rausch for hosting us and to Gary Currier for providing us with the most fun rocks!
The SB Cheerleaders and Charlie joined the Fall Festival too! We sure love do love this community 💜🍁
Science fruit or is it a science vegetable? 3rd graders were busy dissecting radishes, tomatoes, cucumbers, potatoes, and celery as they are trying to see if the garden item had seeds inside them or not. If they have seeds, they are a "science fruit". Thank you Bob and Brenda Hyde for the fantastic items.
This trampoline is to be given away on a first come, first serve basis. If you are interested, please contact Tara White at 605-258-2618 or via email Tara.white@k12.sd.us. If unclaimed after Friday, October 25 it will be disposed of. You will be responsible for picking it up by Friday, October 25.
Our 3rd graders had a spooktacular time in Art class today! 👻🎨 They created these amazing value gradient Ghost paintings using a variety of colors. Their creativity and skill were on full display!
The Agar-Blunt-Onida School District would like to thank the following local beef producers for their participation in the "Farm to Table" program. The Kinkler Farms Partnership and Lost Acres donated a full beef, as well as Don and Cameron Rogers for donating the cost of processing. THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR GENEROSITY, IT IS TRULY APPRECIATED!
If you are interested in learning about participating in the "Farm to Table" program please contact our Lunch Service Director, Vickie Heninger at the school (258-2618).
Middle school volleyball will not practice tomorrow, October 18th due to the early dismissal.