A rock concert typically includes great music, but it doesn’t usually add historical merit and girl power to the mix. Sleepy Eye High School’s production of the musical “The Six: Teen Edition” combines all these things and adds a healthy dose of humor to boot.
Last week the River Valley Wildcats played three matches — Sept. 15 at Sibley East, Sept. 16 home against Blue Earth Area, and Sept. 18 at Worthington. No statistics were received for these mathces. The Wildcats finished the regular season Monday, Sept. 22 at Maple River (after deadline).
St. John Lutheran Church’s annual Pumpkin Patch Palooza turns 10 years old this year, and chairperson Lynn Hacker said that she, her co-chairperson Shannon Landkammer and their group of volunteers anticipate a great event.
Arian Saenz, a 2023 Sleepy Eye High School graduate, is in his junior year at the University of Minnesota, Morris, where he is a linebacker on the football team, the Cougars. His coach, Marty Hoffmann, is also a Sleepy Eye High School graduate. Saenz started the season by leading the Upper Midwest Athletic Conference (UMAC) in tackles in the first two weeks. He had 13 tackles in the first game of the season against Concordia, Chicago and 10 tackles against St. John’s University, Minn the following week. Saenz is majoring in Exercise Science.
Junior attendants: August Northagen and Harper Huiras. Queen candidates: Kiara Murphy, Ella Pollard, Natalie Fischer, Reese Hoffmann and Josie Helget. King candidates: Tyler Mathiowetz, Jack… Login to continue reading Login…
High school social studies teacher Zoe Macklanburg and agriculture/FFA teacher Alyssa Mitchell cover very different subjects, but their goal is the same: to make learning fun for their students.
St. Mary’s school year began with the addition of three new staff members, whose varied backgrounds bring a diverse range of talent to the classroom.
The Sleepy Eye FFA Chapter was once again well-represented at this year’s Minnesota State Fair. Eight members showed livestock at the fair. Nine members participated in the Chapter Demonstration Competition. A total of 244 members participated in exhibiting over 1050 entries for the Ag. Technology, Ag. Literacy and Crops competitions.
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It’s an old joke - or complaint - that students graduate high school knowing that mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell but without knowing how to balance a checkbook, write a resume, or prepare for an interview. Fortunately, Sleepy Eye’s On the Job Training program (OJT) has stepped in to fill the gap between school and real life by coordinating local businesses willing to host students who are interested in gaining work experience.