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ElemEntrance2.jpgOgilvie Elementary School
Principal: Kathy Belsheim, 320-272-5075, kbelsheim@ogilvie.k12.mn.us
K-12 Assistant Principal: Suzanne Davis, 320-272-5055, sdavis@ogilvie.k12.mn.us
Secretary: Teri Belsheim, 320-272-5050, tbelsheim@ogilvie.k12.mn.us
Attendance: 320-272-5060 

Ogilvie has free all day/every day Kindergarten!

Click on "Documents" on the left for an information packet.

 

Quarter End Dates:

1st Qtr - November 4th

2nd Qtr - January 20th

3rd Qtr - March 23rd

4th Qtr - May 31st

 

 

Getting Ready for Kindergarten!

 

Khands.jpgDear Parents of Future Kindergarteners,
 
WELCOME to our Ogilvie School District #333! Our educational goal is to provide opportunities for your child to reach his/her highest potential through the use of research-based, best-practices in teaching and learning techniques. Through a safe and nuturing environment, we will also focus on your child's social, emotional, and physical development. Ogilvie staff really care about the "whole" child.
We anticipate a great relationship with you, our future Kindergarten parents, as we share your child in this exciting adventure called Kindergarten! Please contact the Elementary office at 320-272-5050 for registration information.
I look forward to meeting you, your family, and your very important future Kindergartener personally.
Welcome to our/your Ogilvie Schools!
Sincerely,
Mrs. Kathy Belsheim
Superintendent/K-6 Principal

 

News:

dianen.JPGMrs. Tvedt’s third and fourth graders had the privilege of listening to a guest speaker on Wednesday, April 4th.  Diane Norman, a former student of Ogilvie High School, has been working with Native Americans in Tacoma, Washington for over twenty years.  She shared many cultural differences such as: weddings, giving of gifts, feelings towards nature, significance of feathers, naming ceremonies, potlatch, and storytelling.  Diane concluded her sharing by telling us a story about Tsunaqua which had the kids on the edge of their seats.  Each student was then given a Native American snack of dried turkey and berries.  In the way of the Native Americans, she gave each student the gift of a sand dollar.
 

duanem.jpgMrs. Tvedt’s 3rd and 4th graders had the privilege of hearing a guest speaker.  Duane Munsterteiger, a local farmer and bus driver, came in and explained many aspects of farming.  He showed pictures of his own farming operation and answered many questions from students on topics such as, planting, calving, caring for the animals, and supplies.  This information matched well what they had already learned in the classroom about natural resources, human resources and capital resources necessary for farming.  We are so thankful for community members willing to give of their time to make our learning more complete!  Thank you, Duane!

 

Breakfast in the Classroom Program is a success!

Eating a nutritious breakfast is very important to a child's ability to learn, to stay healthy, and to behave in school. At Ogilvie Elementary, parents and administrators are seeing those positive results first-hand. Click here to read the whole story!
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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