Earlier this month, the RLEC Robotics Team attended competition. 42 teams competed, with the top 22 teams making it to qualifiers, while the rest of the teams were placed into a second chance competition. We placed 1st,4th and 8th in the second chance competition. Not all tournaments have the second chance event, but it was nice for teams like ours that are newer to robotics to have the chance to compete again. Adam and cash got 1st place in the second chance team event! Everyone did a great job!
almost 2 years ago, Red Lake Schools
RLEC Robotics Competition
Reminder that RLEC will have an early release for students at 1:15pm on Thursday, February 23rd, due to conferences at the Secondary Complex. Miigwech!
almost 2 years ago, Red Lake Schools
Reminder: Early Release for RLEC Students at 1:15 on Thursday, Feb. 23 due to secondary complex conferences
Enjoy your day off today! We’ll see you back at school tomorrow!
almost 2 years ago, Red Lake Schools
No school Monday February 20th
Red Lake School District has decided that we will be running two hours late this morning to give plows the time they need to clear the roads and get them well salted. All students will have a 2-hour late start today, February 15, 2023. Miigwech!
almost 2 years ago, Red Lake Schools
Check out Ms. Follis’ fifth graders working on getting a bingo, challenging them to get a blackout, on their Make-Tac-Toe using wooden blocks in makerspace! Once they got a blackout, signed off by a teacher, they got to become a teacher and sign off their classmates squares.
almost 2 years ago, Red Lake Schools
makerspace
makerspace
makerspace
makerspace
RLEC after school activities are canceled tonight, February 8th, due to lack of water pressure in the building.
almost 2 years ago, Red Lake Schools
Recently, Governor Walz, took time to recognize the Paraprofessionals in our Minnesota school districts. We are thankful EVERY DAY for our Paraprofessionals. Every adult who works at the Elementary has an essential role in supporting the students’ education. As Paraprofessionals, they work miracles. They help students find their calm. They help them learn when they struggle. They help them open milk and other food containers. They clean up after their messes (diapers too!). They support the teaching staff prepare for the days whether it is making photocopies, cleaning up the room, preparing folders, and helping students find their way to receive services. Anyone who works closely with Paraprofessionals knows that when they are unable to be at work, we are lost without them. To the Red Lake Elementary Paraprofessionals – chi miigwech for being there for our students and staff!
almost 2 years ago, Red Lake Schools
Friday, January 27 Bus 1 will be late. Time unknown at this time.
almost 2 years ago, Stephanie Amberg
More photos from 5th & 2nd grade reading buddies!
almost 2 years ago, Red Lake Schools
reading buddies
reading buddies
reading buddies
reading buddies
Follis’ 5th graders and Sullivans 2nd graders are reading buddies this year!! Lots of reading and smiles happening today!
almost 2 years ago, Red Lake Schools
reading buddies
reading buddies
reading buddies
reading buddies
Pictures from this morning’s all school morning meeting grades 3-5!
almost 2 years ago, Red Lake Schools
3-5 all school meeting
3-5 all school meeting
3-5 all school meeting
3-5 all school meeting
Ms. Hunt’s room is taking a live virtual field trip to a pig farm in St. James, MN today!
almost 2 years ago, Red Lake Schools
Ms. Hunt’s room watching a live tour of a pig farm
Targeted Services and Archery ARE STILL ON for Thursday, January 19. However, RLEC Games Club will be canceled on Thursday due to staffing. Again – YES ACTIVITIES! Just no Games Club on Thursday, January 19.
almost 2 years ago, Red Lake Schools
Red Lake Pharmacy Patient Newsletter The Facts of Head Lice... Symptoms: itching, sores, scabs, or red bumps on scalp, behind ears, or neck. You may see lice or nits (lice eggs). Spread by: head lice is most commonly spread by direct contact with hair from a person with head lice. Sharing clothing or belongings (like combs and brushes, pillows, towels, hats and scarves). Risk Factors: Head lice spread through direct transfer from one person's hair to another. It is not a sign of poor personal hygiene. Lice are very common in children with close contact from school or playing. Complications: Head lice themselves to not cause infection. They do not carry disease, but scratching might break into the skin and cause infection. Need treatment? visit the pharmacy over-the-counter-clinic Monday thru Friday from 8 am-12 pm and 1pm-4pm.
almost 2 years ago, Red Lake Schools
Red Lake Pharmacy Patient Newsletter. The Facts of Head Lice... Symptoms: itching, sores, scabs, or red bumps on scalp, behind ears, or neck. You may see lice or nits (lice eggs). Spread by: head lice is most commonly spread by direct contact with hair from a person with head lice. Sharing clothing or belongings (like combs and brushes, pillows, towels, hats and scarves). Risk Factors: Head lice spread through direct transfer from one person's hair to another. It is not a sign of poor personal hygiene. Lice are very common in children with close contact from school or playing. Complications: Head lice themselves to not cause infection. They do not carry disease, but scratching might break into the skin and cause infection. Need treatment? visit the pharmacy over-the-counter-clinic Monday thru Friday from 8 am-12 pm and 1pm-4pm.
Thursday, January 12, 2023 RLEC Games Club canceled All other RLEC activities are currently still running on Thursday
almost 2 years ago, Stephanie Amberg
Here’s a few photos of our Marble Run projects! The kids really had fun with it in Makerspace!
almost 2 years ago, Red Lake Schools
makerspace
makerspace
makerspace
Makerspace
Some teachers at RLEC have been doing “Flashlight Fridays” for some time. We wanted to share the idea out to all Grade 3-5 classrooms. In December, Grades 3-5 students and staff were gifted with a class set (to keep at school) of flashlights and materials for a “Flashlight Friday”. Here is Mr. Kindem’s class on Flashlight Friday!
about 2 years ago, Red Lake Schools
Flashlight Friday
Flashlight Friday
Flashlight Friday
Flashlight Friday
3rd graders went to the Blackduck Movie Theater for a field trip today! Here are some photos from the bus ride.
about 2 years ago, Red Lake Schools
3rd grade field trip
3rd grade field trip
3rd grade field trip
3rd grade field trip
Click here to vote: https://forms.office.com/r/w91SeXxM24 We need your help in choosing the following: -Which playground layout for RLEC -Which color scheme for the RLEC playground -Which color scheme for the Ponemah playground -If additional accessible equipment should be added in Ponemah
about 2 years ago, Red Lake Schools
Vote for the new RLEC &  Ponemah Elementary School  Playgrounds!
Because many side roads in Beltrami County, and around Red Lake are still not plowed, Red Lake Schools will start two hours late tomorrow morning. With the extra time and daylight, we hope people will be plowed out by then. Buses may be moving slowly through some secondary roads. Buses may not be able to go down side roads if they are not plowed. We ask for your patience and understanding, as we do our best to bring students to school. Miigwech!
about 2 years ago, Red Lake Schools