
🚨 **HOMECOMING SCHEDULE UPDATE!** 🚨
Mother Nature is making us shuffle our Homecoming schedule a little! 🌧️
Please note the following **IMPORTANT CHANGES:**

The girls had their final practice tonight, and we decided to make it interesting with a **Seniors vs. Underclassmen match!**
The seniors came out on top in **stroke play**, but the underclassmen won **more individual holes**—so naturally, we needed a tiebreaker. 😄
A **long drive contest** would settle the score…and **Hailey absolutely crushed it**, bringing the seniors down and giving the underclassmen the final bragging rights! 💪⛳️
These girls have been an absolute blast to coach this season. Lots of laughs, plenty of competition, and some great memories along the way!
❤️💙 **Next up: Regional Golf!**
The girls head to **Minot on Wednesday** for the Regional Golf Meet, with competition beginning at **9:00 AM**.
Good luck, ladies! Finish strong! 🏌️♀️⛳️

Little Cats will start at 4:30 and JH at 5:45.
On Friday, September 11, Leeds School was proud to welcome our grandparents for a special **Grandparents Day celebration!**
We are so thankful for the grandparents who joined us and, more importantly, for the special role grandparents play in the lives of our students. Your love, encouragement, wisdom, and support help shape our students in so many meaningful ways.
Thank you to everyone who spent the morning with us. We loved having you in our school and giving our students the opportunity to share a little piece of their school day with some very special people!
**Thank you, grandparents, for all you do for our students and families!** 💙💛








We apologize for the confusion, but the elementary girls basketball game originally listed for tomorrow was scheduled in error.
**The game will be TODAY in New Rockford at the Brown Memorial Building at 4:30 PM.**
Thank you to our families for your understanding and flexibility in helping make sure the girls are able to attend and play today!
Best of luck to our team! We may be **young, but we are mighty!** 💪🏀 Every game is a great opportunity for these girls to gain experience, build their skills, and grow as a team.
📅 **Schedule Change:** The game against Lakota in Leeds has been rescheduled for **October 6.** Please update your calendars.
Go Leeds! 🏀
Spreading school spirit.





Leeds School is proud to offer our students many opportunities to participate in athletics. Providing these opportunities, especially at the elementary level, takes the support of our school and community.
**We need additional help for our upcoming elementary basketball season!**
We are currently looking for:
⏱️ **Game Clock Workers**
🏀 **Officials/Referees**
Many of our older student-athletes who have helped in the past are busy competing in their own fall sports seasons. At the same time, many of our staff members are already helping cover **bus routes, activity driving, coaching, and other school responsibilities**, which limits the number of people we have available to work elementary games.
In order for us to continue scheduling and hosting these games, **we need additional community members willing to help.** You don't have to commit to the entire season—even helping with a game or two would make a big difference.
If you are willing to help, please contact **Mrs. Eberle or the Leeds School office at 701-466-2461.**
**We want to continue providing these opportunities for our kids, but it takes people willing to help make them happen. Thank you for supporting Leeds School and our students!**


Last First Day of School is complete!

Click the link for more information in the ASVAB: https://www.officialasvab.com/applicants/what-to-expect/
Click the link for a practice test: https://nationalguard.com/practice-asvab


Thursday's game vs. TGU in Leeds will be C, B, A only starting at 5:00 PM. There will be no JH games.
The Carrington Tournament will be added back to the schedule on September 12th for JH.

In addition to the 7th - 12th grade September School Counseling Newsletter, I would like to share a couple of scholarship opportunities for 5th - 12th grade students (Due October 31):
The Patriot’s Pen program is open to students in grades 6–8 and challenges participants to write an original 300–400-word essay on an annual patriotic theme. Eligible students must be enrolled in a public, private, parochial, or home-study program and submit their entry through a participating VFW Post. The national first-place award is $5,000. Judging is based on knowledge of the theme, theme development, and clarity of ideas.
The Voice of Democracy program is open to students in grades 9–12. Participants prepare and record an original 3–5 minute audio essay in their own voice on the annual patriotic theme. Eligible students must be enrolled in a public, private, parochial, or home-study program and submit their entry through a participating VFW Post. The national first-place scholarship award is $35,000. Judging is based on originality, content, and delivery.
Both programs encourage civic engagement, constitutional understanding, patriotism, and appreciation for the service and sacrifices of America’s veterans. They also provide students with meaningful opportunities to strengthen their writing, research, critical thinking, and communication skills. [vfw.org]
If you are looking for more scholarship opportunities, feel free to reach out or check the Counseling Tab on our school website.

Note picture day is Friday, September 4th right away in the morning.


Parent Portal can be found in the App Store. Before you download make sure you have signed up with your account code link. If you have not received an account code, please contact the High School Office.