
1st Graders celebrated end of the month "I Love To Read Month" with a pizza and bowling party.







Underwood Girls Basketball Sub-Section 6A Champions!!!


Elementary students who met their I Love to Read Month goals got to celebrate with an afternoon celebration where they got to pick different activities to do. Here are a few pictures of the fun!











MState Healthcare Careers Specialist Toni Thorp visited Mr. Harig's Career Seminar class to talk about Healthcare Careers today.
Our students also got to try some different techniques like giving injections, drawing blood, orthodontist and dental work, x-ray reading, and medical coding.
It was a great time of learning about the different Healthcare professions available.



Kindergarten class celebrating the 100th day of class, the Superhero Way!!!!


The Underwood BPA participated in BPA Regions in Detroit Lakes last week. Nine students are moving on to the state competition in March at the Twin Cities. Three of the students earned first place in their categories.
The students moving on are: Back row: Luncy Chen, Kira Kirsch, Mason Hoyt, Lillian Borgos, Chloe Cruz and Bria Mayers. Front row: Ethan Burke, McKenna Geones, and Treysen Pedersen. Congratulations to these students and their advisor Mr. Hartman!

SAVE THE DATE!
- WHEN - FEBRUARY 10 @ 6:30
- WHERE - UNDERWOOD ELEMENTARY SCIENCE LAB
- WHAT - WASHINGTON D.C. SUMMER 2027
- Parent informational meeting/sign up for trip
- WHO - THIS YEAR'S (2024 - 2025) 7TH - 9TH GRADERS
I am thrilled to announce the upcoming school trip to Washington, D.C. - Summer 2027! This educational and enriching experience will provide students with the opportunity to explore our nation’s capital, learn about its history, and visit iconic landmarks such as the U.S. Capitol, the Smithsonian Museums, the Lincoln Memorial and Arlington National Cemetery.
If you have any questions please contact Ms. Clauson at mclauson@underwood.k12.mn.us
**There is a boys basketball game that night. If you are interested in the trip but aren't able to make it, please let me know and I can put you in contact with my trip organizer - WorldClassrooms.




Congratulations to Mr. Witikko and the One Act participants for taking second place in the sub-section!!! They will move onto the section round this Saturday at WCA.

There will be no school on Monday, January 20th in Underwood.
Also, today is the last day of Semester 1 for students.

Weekly Golden Garbage Can Award goes to Mrs. Foertsch's class. Students way to be responsible on keeping your room clean . Way to go class!!!


Celebrating a special milestone for Mr. Hovland as he turns 50! 🎂🎈 Thank you for all you do! Enjoy your Special Day!


3rds graders visited with OTC Sheriff Barry Fitzgibbons and Senator Jordan Rasmussen as they continue to learn about our state and local government! Thank you both for spending your morning with us!


Congratulations to Kallyn Grove ! 1000 pts in the books! Great win over a very competitive New York Mills team tonight.


The ball is tipped! Let the season begin!


1st Grade Field trip to The Otter Tail County Historical Museum.


The Underwood High School carpentry students are working hard, and the Habitat home is looking great.




Congratulations to Underwood Volleyball player, Kallyn Grove, on being selected MNVBCA Class A All State! We are so proud of you! 🚀🏐


The Minnesota Department of Education's (MDE) Great Apple Crunch is an event that encourages healthy eating, supports local farmers, and teaches students about where their food comes from:
What it is
The Great Apple Crunch is a day to celebrate Minnesota farmers, healthy communities, and delicious local produce. It's a time to crunch on locally sourced apples and participate in activities that connect food and agriculture to classroom learning.
When it is
The official 2024 Great Apple Crunch will take place on Thursday, October 10 at 12 PM, but you can crunch any time in October.
How to participate
Schools, districts, early care providers, and worksites can register to participate in the Great Apple Crunch. Activities can include taste-testing different apple varieties, field trips to local farms, and other apple-themed learning activities.
Benefits
The Great Apple Crunch supports farm to school and other local food purchasing initiatives. It also helps to strengthen the local economy, build sustainable food systems, and contribute to vibrant communities.




The Underwood High School carpentry students are hard at work, and the Habitat home they're building is starting to take shape!

2024 Homecoming Attendees.