The first-grade students enjoyed their Valentine’s party on Thursday afternoon.






Happy Valentine's Day from Mrs. Meier's 3rd grade classroom.


Mott‑Regent Public School District No. 1 – Scoreboard Fundraiser
The Mott‑Regent Public School District No. 1 is raising funds to purchase a new scoreboard for the Armory. Our target is $36,000, which will fully cover the cost of the scoreboard.
You can donate online through Pledge Star using the link below:
🔗 https://mottregent.pledgestar.com/a/familyinstructions.html
If you prefer not to donate online, contributions may also be made in person or mailed to:
Mott‑Regent Public School District
205 Dakota Ave
Mott, ND 58646
Donor Levels & Recognition
$1,000 – $2,499
Name listed on the donor plaque
One (1) Activities Family Pass for the 2026–2027 school year
Provides admission to:
Mott‑Regent home volleyball games
Hettinger County home football games
GCMR basketball games held in Mott
$2,500 – $4,999
Name listed on the donor plaque
Small individual donor plaque
Family Activities Passes for 2026–2027 and 2027–2028 school years
$5,000 and above
Donor sign displayed near the scoreboard
Large individual donor plaque
Family Activities Passes for the 2026–2027, 2027–2028, and 2028–2029 school years
How Additional Funds Will Be Used
Any funds raised beyond the $36,000 goal will be used for Armory sound system upgrades.
Thank you for supporting our students, our athletes, and our community!
The Mott‑Regent Public School District No. 1 is raising funds to purchase a new scoreboard for the Armory. Our target is $36,000, which will fully cover the cost of the scoreboard.
You can donate online through Pledge Star using the link below:
🔗 https://mottregent.pledgestar.com/a/familyinstructions.html
If you prefer not to donate online, contributions may also be made in person or mailed to:
Mott‑Regent Public School District
205 Dakota Ave
Mott, ND 58646
Donor Levels & Recognition
$1,000 – $2,499
Name listed on the donor plaque
One (1) Activities Family Pass for the 2026–2027 school year
Provides admission to:
Mott‑Regent home volleyball games
Hettinger County home football games
GCMR basketball games held in Mott
$2,500 – $4,999
Name listed on the donor plaque
Small individual donor plaque
Family Activities Passes for 2026–2027 and 2027–2028 school years
$5,000 and above
Donor sign displayed near the scoreboard
Large individual donor plaque
Family Activities Passes for the 2026–2027, 2027–2028, and 2028–2029 school years
How Additional Funds Will Be Used
Any funds raised beyond the $36,000 goal will be used for Armory sound system upgrades.
Thank you for supporting our students, our athletes, and our community!
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Mental health is always a priority. Thank you, Ben Auch, for speaking to our 6th - 12th graders this morning. Parents, ask your students about the RAIN method.


Happy Tundra Week!

Happy Tundra Week!

FBLA will be having a bake sale February 9-12 before school and during lunch.

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The fourth graders created their own board games in health class this week.










The girls and boys were definitely not bored with this project!





Today several students got the opportunity to go to Bismarck to watch the LifeSmarts competition. They also got to sit down with the governor in his office and ask him anything they wanted. Thank you to Charlotte Aldinger for finding this opportunity and inviting us along.


The 6th graders took in the beautiful 60 degree weather today for completing their Wildfire Bookworm Book Reports!


Kindergarten celebrated the 100th day today! We wrote to 100, made 100th day crowns, and counted out 100 fruit loops to make necklaces!






The third graders created layers of rock using clay and they inserted pictures of fossils in the rock. Each group exchanged cups of rock layers and they were able to do a fossil dig.




We are celebrating Career and Technical Education Month in North Dakota and at MRHS! 🔥 CTE programs play a crucial role in readying our students for careers and our state and nation for economic success! Kudos to our local CTE teachers - Mrs. Holly Ebner (business education), Mrs. Karagan Damjanovich (agriculture education), Mrs. Colette Friedt (family and consumer science), and Mrs. Kari Mayer (career development). Thanks for all you do!
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It was a hard working group for Achievement Friday -January 30. Thank you to the area Soil Conservations and NDSU Extension. The students learned so much and had fun!










They achieved their 30 pompom goals, so they were rewarded with their hotdog with marshmallows prize! 💕🥳


Consolidated will be filming the HS Girls Basketball Game vs Richardton/Taylor tonight, January 29. We will be celebrating the Seniors before the Varsity game. The JV game tips off at 5:00. See you at the Armory!
Learning fractions through art. 🍕💕




