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Warren-Alvarado-Oslo held graduation on Friday night at the drive-in theater. Below are a couple of pictures and the video from the ceremony submitted by the school. [yotuwp type=”videos” id=”AeYgdT_GR80″ ]
Warren-Alvarado-Oslo will hold graduation Friday night at 9 p.m. at the Sky-Vu drive-in. Principal Ben Miska said students will meet at the high school and parade through town out to the drive-in for the ceremony. “Our plan is to have kids line up at the school, one vehicle per graduate,” said Miska. “We’re going to
State officials in Minnesota essentially banned large high school and college graduation ceremonies last Friday to limit the spread of COVID-19. The Minnesota Department of Education and Office of Higher Education said indoor graduations and ceremonies held outside in stadiums and on football fields are not permitted, forcing schools to plan virtual ceremonies instead. On
The Section 8A Boys Basketball tournament seeds have been announced and Ada-Borup and Cass Lake-Bena are the top seeds. The seeds are below – WEST – 1. Ada-Borup (23-1) 2. Fertile-Beltrami (23-4) 3. Badger-Greenbush-Middle River 20-6 4. Red Lake County (20-6) 5. Kittson County Central (17-8) 6. Sacred Heart (14-12) 7. Warren-Alvarado-Oslo (9-16) 8. Stephen-Argyle
The Section 8A Girls Basketball seeds have been released and Warren-Alvarado-Oslo and Fosston were the top seeds in their respective sub-section. The seeds and tournament schedule and bracket are listed below. WEST Subsection – 1. Warren-Alvarado-Oslo 2. Red Lake County Central 3. Sacred Heart 4. Badger-Greenbush-Middle River 5. Red Lake Falls 6. Stephen-Argyle 7. Northern
Northland Community and Technical College cleared the way to donate a wheel alignment machine to Warren-Alvarado-Oslo (WAO) High School to enable instructors to bolster their current automotive maintenance instruction to include a hands-on element in wheel alignment systems. “It’s uncommon these days to have these programs available to high school students,” affirms Mark Johnson, Northland
