Snow Week Medallion Hunt 2019 begins today, Feb. 4!
Day One
Here we go once again. Let the medallion hunt begin. The winner is to bring the medallion to Mr. Riggs to receive their $100.00 prize.
Rules:
The medallion can be accessed by anyone at any time.
The medallion is NOT hidden in any ceiling tiles.
During a pep fest on Monday, Jan. 29, Burnsville High School crowned seniors Chris Maina and Talori Dunsworth as their Snow Week King and Queen! Members of Snow Week Royalty include:
Olivia Brammer and Egeziharya Yilma were selected to be among six Distinguished Finalists from Minnesota for the Prudential Spirit of Community Award. This is the highest honor for volunteering that any Burnsville High School student has attained.
“To have both of them selected for this award is amazing,” said Bri Ostoff, Community Education Youth Service Coordinator. “We can be very proud that Burnsville High School students have received this level of recognition for their community service.”
Congratulations and thank you to the Eagle Ridge Student Council and all the students and staff who supported the recent coin drive. In total, Eagle Ridge Middle School raised $1,066 for the Toys for Tots!
The Hidden Valley Elementary Student Council held a coin drive in December for to raise money for Toys for Tots. Thanks to the generosity of students and staff members, and the council's hard work, they raised $687 and Target donated a $100 gift card, totaling $787.00!
Anika Campbell and Brenden Berra, along with adviser Mrs. Ertl, met at Target to pick out and purchas toys to be donated to Toys for Tots.
Marion W. Savage students will elect new student council members on Friday, Nov. 11.
IMPORTANT DATES
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Burnsville High School crowned seniors Noah Pahl and Alexus Booker as 2015 Homecoming King and Queen in a coronation ceremony on Thursday, Sept. 17.
Mr. Burnsville, a male “pageant” consisting of senior boys, is slated for Friday, May 22. Each boy who competes in the pageant will participate in a Q&A round, presenting an outfit that depicts his personality/activities, a group dance and an individual showcase of his talent. Contestants will be judged on a variety of things by a panel of teacher judges.
The purpose of the Burnsville High School Student Council (Studco) is to promote school spirit and build community. It is a group of approximately 30 students, 10 from each grade, who apply and are voted in by current student council members.