Hazelton-Moffit-Braddock Public School

Region 1 Quarterfinal Volleyball - Harold Newman Arena - Jamestown, ND
Lions vs. Maple River Raiders
GOOD LUCK LIONS! 🏐

Tickets:
GoFan Digital: Adults - $10 | Students - $5
NDHSAA Digital Box Office: https://gofan.co/app/school/NDHSAA
Cash at Gate: Adults - $15 | Students - $5

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Upcoming Reminders -
Monday, Nov. 10 - Veterans Day Program - 10:00 AM
Tuesday, Nov. 11 - NO SCHOOL - Veterans Day

The sophomores, juniors & seniors had a wonderful day exploring the Health, Technology & Trades Career Fair in Jamestown today!

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Region 1 Volleyball Tournament - Harold Newman Arena - Jamestown, ND

Linton-HMB Lions play the 3rd match on Monday, Nov. 10 - approximately 4:00 PM.

Region Volleyball Tournament Pricing:

All Student Tickets: $5

Adult Ticket purchased with GoFan: $10

Adult Ticket purchased with Cash: $15

NDHSAA DIGITAL BOX OFFICE LINK: https://gofan.co/app/school/NDHSAA

💛🖤 Classroom Spotlight 🖤💛

In Mr. Eich's 7th grade class, students conducted their own "Ceremony of 12" project, which is based on Lois Lowry's book The Giver. Just like children were assigned lifelong jobs in The Giver, HMB students were randomly assigned their own jobs, albeit they were a lot sillier than those found in the book. These silly jobs included Water Slide Tester, Whale Snot Collector, Worm Collector, Professional Sleeper, and Happiness Advocate, among many others. Students were then asked to create a "Help Wanted" poster advertising their assigned job, which can be seen in the photo. Following the poster, students wrote reflections on the two jobs they were assigned, including whether or not they would appeal to the "committee" for a different job, and questions that asked them to compare their thoughts/emotions during the ceremony to Jonas's, the protagonist of The Giver.

Mr. Eich's American Literature class (11th/12th graders) completed Arthur Miller's The Crucible, which addressed the Salem Witch Trials while drawing connections to what Miller was experiencing during The Red Scare. In the photo, you can see some students collaborating on the final project for the play, which is a mock trial through which prosecutors and their witnesses (characters from the play) are tasked with charging Abigail Williams, the play's leading antagonist, for her crimes based on modern laws. They opted to charge Abigail with conspiracy to commit murder and perjury. The defense and their witnesses will look to defend Abigail by proving she had no intention of having anyone killed, nor did she lie in court. The witnesses, who have a more limited role during the building of the case and the trial itself, will also act as jurors and will write a reflection paper that will include who they objectively believe won the trial.

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💛2025 State Cross Country🖤

Good luck to Aidan, Carson, William, Lucy, Annebel & Coach Shea as they head to the state meet today! Run fast, run hard - we are proud of you!

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