Sleepy Eye Elementary September Students and Patroller of the Month
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Wildcats enter playoffs
The River Valley Wildcats ended the regular season at Maple River on Sept. 22, with a 6-1 loss.
Volleyball roundup
The Sleepy Eye Indians defeated RRC on Monday, Sept. 15.
Thank you to our School Board!
September is Minnesota School Board Recognition Month — a time to honor the dedicated individuals who serve as the guiding light for student success in our public schools. School board members in Sleepy Eye Public School serve countless hours to ensure our public school students have access to high-quality learning and extra-curricular opportunities that prepare them for a bright future.
SEHS Homecoming Coronation
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Runners achieve great time in meet at NYA
Weather conditions were perfect for Tuesday’s [Sept. 9] meet at Norwood Young America. The course is a beautiful wooded path through Baylor park, making it a favorite for our runners.
Volleyball roundup
The Sleepy Eye Indians faced off against GFW and the St. Mary’s Knights played Wabasso on Tuesday, Sept. 9, both at home. Both matches ended in victory for the Sleepy Eye teams.
EPA Administrator visits Christensen Farms
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin and Minnesota Congressional Representatives Brad Finstad and Michelle Fischbach stopped by Christensen Farms on Aug. 30 as part of Zeldin’s Midwest tour of visits with state, local and federal partners, farmers and stakeholders. The Brown County Sheriff’s Department and the Minnesota State Patrol provided security and additional help.
Fischer places first at State Fair
After successfully hosting Sleepy Eye’s first farm safety event and presenting at the Brown County State Fair, Kylie Fischer won first place at the Minnesota State Fair in the 4-H Youth Leadership division. She was also nominated for the Community Impact Award.
Entries sought for Springfield’s Juried Art Show
Artists are invited to participate in the Juried Art Show, hosted by the Springfield Public Library. Entry forms and more information are available at the Springfield Public Library, 120 North Cass, 507-723-3510.