School News-n-Notes

Holy Trinity Catholic School celebrated the graduation of 20 Pre-Kindergarten students on May 13.

Mrs. Skaare brought her fourth grade class from Hitchcock-Tulare school to the Hitchcock museum. Seventeen students enjoyed all the many displays. Many questions were asked about various things – the old typewriters, saddles, viewmaster, and old football helmet were interesting for them. They were all given a token from the…

The second graders from Holy Trinity spent a day in DeSmet full of hands-on history! From the Surveyor’s House to wagon rides, butter making, rope twisting, and corncob dolls—plus rolling down hills and a spin on the old merry-go-round. We even learned about Mary’s blindness. Our favorite part was driving…

The P.E.O. Sisterhood is one of the largest community-based women’s organizations in North America with almost 200,000 active members. The organization provides loans, grants and scholarships for women through its six philanthropies. The P.E.O. Sisterhood is committed to helping women achieve their educational goals.

The Iroquois FCCLA chapter has announced its officer team for the 2026–2027 school year. The newly selected officers will help lead chapter activities, community service projects, leadership opportunities, meetings, and events throughout the upcoming year.

BROOKINGS –– Eight FFA members were recognized as District Star Greenhands during the 98th South Dakota FFA State Convention on Tuesday, April 21 during the third session at First Bank and Trust Arena, sponsored by the U.S. Army. Each year, the South Dakota FFA Association recognizes one Greenhand member from…

BROOKINGS — South Dakota FFA members were recognized for excellence in developing career-specific skills through their Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) Proficiency projects at the 98th South Dakota State FFA Convention. Awards were presented during the convention, with all plaques and cash awards for the top three individuals sponsored as a…

Buchanan K-1 Physical Education

The combined sixth-, seventh-, and eighth-grade choirs perform as part of Tiger Cub Follies on Tuesday at Huron Middle School.