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On Monday and Tuesday, sixth-grade students from Our Savior’s Lutheran School traveled to Lutheran Island Camp for 2 days of Outdoor Education. While there, the students participated in lichen explorations, tree identifications, leaf casting, owl pellet dissection, and other outdoor related activities with students from other northern Minnesota Lutherans schools.
On Sunday, May 19 Our Savior’s Lutheran School held their graduation service for the 2019 school year. Graduating this year were James DeBoer, Keaton Gudvangen, Ava Edwards, Naomi Johnson, and Ella Lanctot. The school also recognized Lisa Bohler for 25 years of dedicated teaching service at Our Savior’s Lutheran School.
Students from Our Savior’s Lutheran School spent Wednesday morning cleaning up the community. This group made a trip from their school to the Polk County Humane Society.
Students at Our Savior’s Lutheran School began National Lutheran Schools Week with Monday’s HoliDay. They participated in different holiday-themed activities and dressed for the day in outfits depicting a wide range of holidays. Due to school days called off for weather, the week’s festivities will continue next week. The theme for this year is Real.
