Here is the live stream for tonight's girls basketball game in Beulah.
https://tinyurl.com/Beulah-Hudl-Page
Junior high girls basketball tournament bracket. Tournament will be in McClusky on Saturday. Good luck Miners.
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Congratulations to Brady for winning the Region 5 Oratorical contest, sponsored by the American Legion. Brady brings home $300 cash, an Oratory Medal, and advances to the West Division competition in Dickinson on Jan. 13, 2024.
Thank you to all that donated your time, food, goodies or money to our fundraiser for Makayla Koski. She would like to extend her sincere appreciation for this effort. We can't thank everyone personally, but know that what you did to help raise almost $2900 for Makayla's medical expenses and lost time off from work is much appreciated. Thanks all.
Hey Miners fans! Sportsmen's Bar and Grill will donate 20% of tonight's proceeds from 5:00 to close to the fundraiser for Makayla Koski! Thank you to Soortsmen's for always supporting the Miners!
GAME NIGHT INFORMATION:
The Miners will host Richardton Taylor for our first home game tonight. We have lots of fun things happening. We are doing a fundraiser for Makayla Koski. Come out and enjoy the games and help out a former athlete at the same time.
CHECK THESE OUT:
AMAZING CONCESSIONS FOOS
BAKE SALE ALL EVENING
SILENT AUCTION ENDS AFTER THIRD QUARTER OF THE VARSITY GAME. lots of items.
Drawing for $100 gifts cards from Scheels
20% of food proceeds from Sportsman's Grill all evening.
The Wilton Student Council's Annual Snowball Dance is tomorrow!
Dance has a $5 admission per person and runs from 8:00 PM - 12:00 AM. Doors will open at 8:00 and lock at 8:30. Public is invited until 8:30 for photos. There will be concessions available.
Congratulations to the Wilton Mathletes for competing at the UMary math meet today. Zac earned an Honorable Mention in the individual round and the team of Zac, Quinton, Aubrey, and Kennady won the small-school division! Great job Miners! 🤓
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Hello Wilton-Wing Family
As many of you are aware, Miners alum MaKayla Koski has been going through some medical issues related to an infection that developed from a hip replacement this summer. In mid-October, she needed urgent surgery to remove the infected joint. She has a long road ahead of her. Currently she is on strong antibiotics with weekly doctor’s appointments to monitor the infection. After 6 weeks of treatment, she will need to be infection free for at least another 6 weeks before having yet another surgery to replace the temporary hip.
Fortunately, her pain is managed, and she is back at work temporarily. With being back, it is very important that she rests when she gets home each evening so her body can continue to heal, but she is a young teacher with very few days of sick leave and she is going to have to have at least 1 more, maybe 2 surgeries. We would love your help for one of our own with this financial hardship.
On Friday night, December 1, at our first girls basketball home game we will have a fundraiser for MaKayla. We are donating the food concessions money all back to MaKayla. We are also having a bake sale and silent auction. For those that can’t be here to bring food or work, dropping off a bake sale item at the front desk would be great. We will also have a donation basket out for anyone wanting to donate at the game.
Watch for a new podcast episode this week!
Holiday Concerts are upon us!
3rd grade has been talking about kindness in 2nd Step and are making kindness posters for the hallways!🥰 Perfect around World Kindness Day and Anti-Bullying Week.
Ms. Faul's Kindergarten class had fun celebrating Thanksgiving! A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving Feast, & fun crafts. Happy Thanksgiving! 🤎🧡🦃
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Great day for Grades 3-5 yesterday! Through our partnership called Mission to Mars, Gateway to Science was able to come and have a STEM day. Students built a lunar lander.
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Through a partnership with Mission to Mars, Gateway to Science came to work with students in grades 6-12 on building a lunar rover. Did you know in 10 years NASA will be sending people to Mars to inhabit people to live there for a year?!
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