38th year of B-B-E schools is underway
Who knew we'd make it this far!? Back in the late 1980s, no one in the communities knew how far the B-B-E experiment would go. As it stands nearly 40 years later, it's looking like the existing school is primed for another generation of small-school, rural values-based education in central Minnesota in the area commonly referred to as Jaguar Country.
Today, September 1, classes resumed at both buildings for students in preschool through grade 12. This week's Bonanza Valley Voice newspaper will include the initial enrollment figures, which are not official.
Here's an important item posted at the newspaper website which was also found on page one in last week's August 27 issue: BeLikeJesse.
In community news...here's an announcement for Sedan:
Come join the always-friendly Sedan Fire and Rescue for their always-exciting 40-gun raffle on Saturday, September 26 at Heidi's Bar in downtown Sedan. The social hour starts at 6 p.m., and the raffle gets underway at 7 p.m. Tickets are available from Sedan Fire Department members or at Heidi’s Bar. They hope to see you there!
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