Congratulations, McKayla! 🎉
Week #9 Winner — Math Trivia of the Week! 🏆
7th–12th graders, keep an eye out for next week’s Math Trivia posted outside the HS Math Room! 🧮
Who will be our next winner? 👀🏆
Week #9 Winner — Math Trivia of the Week! 🏆
7th–12th graders, keep an eye out for next week’s Math Trivia posted outside the HS Math Room! 🧮
Who will be our next winner? 👀🏆

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On October 14th Mrs. D and 7 students travel to the Hettinger Research Extension Center for a day packed full of all things Natural Resources, Soil and Wildlife. We got to hear from various specialists and tour Grand River Honey Company!
Field Day Highlights:
🐝 ND Honey Bee Production with Catherine Crosier, NDSU School of Natural Resources
🍯 Tour of Grand River Honey Company
🌱 Soil Health with Holly Douglas, Adams County SCD, and Kate Motzko, NRCS
🦃 Grouse & Pheasants with Dr. Ben Geaumont, NDSU Wildlife Scientist
🦊 Trapping with Brent Belland, ND Game & Fish District 6 Wildlife Specialist
Thank you to Rachel at HREC for hosting a great day!








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Keeping a reward in sight can inspire effort
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Senior Kara Roll and Juniors Will Grist and Kiya Prescott attended the "Work and Sport Summit" today, hosted by BSC and the University of Mary. And check out this impressive lineup of speakers! 🤩 It was an excellent opportunity learning and hearing about all the careers available in sports! #careerdevelopment







Sports Update!
HS Volleyball game tomorrow, 10/15, there will not be a C game. Game will still start at 5:00 with the JV game, followed by the Varsity game.
The Varsity game will be live on Consolidated.
HS Volleyball game tomorrow, 10/15, there will not be a C game. Game will still start at 5:00 with the JV game, followed by the Varsity game.
The Varsity game will be live on Consolidated.
There's always time to talk about options after high school! Lynnes Welding, UND, and NDSU were all in the house this week! 💪🏻


FBLA Fundraiser
Framed Autographed Football Jersey Sale
Support our FBLA program and own a unique piece of football history!
Available Jerseys
🏈 Mike Singletary Autographed Jersey (Hall of Fame) - $400
🏈 Ray Lewis Autographed Jersey (Hall of Fame) - $400
🏈 Adrian Peterson Autographed Jersey - $600
🏈 Justin Jefferson Autographed Jersey - $600
🏈 Derrick Henry Autographed Jersey - $500
Product Details
Each professionally custom-framed display measures 35" x 43" and features a hand-signed football jersey from one of these football legends. Please note that the included 8" x 10" photos may appear in reverse order from the display shown.
Authenticity Guaranteed
Each autograph includes an official Beckett Authentication Services serial-numbered hologram. The signing of these items was witnessed and authenticated by Beckett for verification and collector confidence.
Authentication: Beckett Hologram
Purchase Information
All jerseys must be picked up at the school following purchase. Shipping is not available, and jerseys will not be mailed or delivered.
If you would like to purchase one or more of these jerseys, please contact:
Superintendent Zach Slayton
📞 701-824-2795
📧 zachary.slayton@k12.nd.us
Thank you for supporting our FBLA students and helping fund future leadership, competition, and educational opportunities.





Thank you to the Mott Firemen and Regent Firemen for taking the time to share your passion with the students as volunteer firemen.






Congratulations, Zack! 🎉
Week #8 Winner — Math Trivia of the Week! 🏆
7th–12th graders, keep an eye out for next week’s Math Trivia posted outside the HS Math Room! 🧮
Who will be our next winner? 👀🏆
Week #8 Winner — Math Trivia of the Week! 🏆
7th–12th graders, keep an eye out for next week’s Math Trivia posted outside the HS Math Room! 🧮
Who will be our next winner? 👀🏆

Sgt. Kane, ND Army National Guard, was here today to help our juniors interpret their ASVAB scores! Our students scored well!

A BIG thank you to the Mott-Regent Fire Department! 🚒🔥❤️ Our 3rd graders had SO much fun learning, exploring, and getting a closer look at what our amazing firefighters do! 👩🚒👨🚒










A big thank you to the Mott and Regent Fire Brigades for giving our first graders these cool hats and such a wonderful and memorable experience! We truly appreciate your time, kindness, and dedication to our community!





Halloween Costume Guidelines for Students
To promote a fun, safe, and respectful learning environment, students may wear Halloween costumes to school on Friday, October 30, provided they comply with the following expectations:
Permitted Costumes
Costumes should be school-appropriate and suitable for an educational setting.
Costumes must allow students to fully participate in classroom activities and move safely throughout the school day.
Prohibited Costumes and Accessories
Students may not wear:
Masks or any face coverings that obscure identity.
Face paint, makeup, or other materials that significantly alter or conceal facial features.
Weapons or weapon replicas of any kind, including but not limited to guns, knives, swords, bows and arrows, or similar items.
Costumes that are sexual in nature or contain suggestive, inappropriate, or revealing content.
Costumes that promote or depict illegal activities, alcohol, tobacco, drugs, or other inappropriate themes.
Costumes that are discriminatory, offensive, or disrespectful toward any individual or group.
Dress Code Compliance
All Halloween costumes must comply with the school's regular student dress code.
Clothing that would not be permitted on a regular school day is not permitted as part of a Halloween costume.
Administrative Discretion
School administration reserves the right to determine whether a costume is appropriate for the school environment.
Students may be required to remove or modify any costume or accessory that does not meet these guidelines.
Students must wear the costumes to school, not change into them during the day.
The goal of these expectations is to ensure Halloween remains a safe, enjoyable, and inclusive experience for all students and staff.
To promote a fun, safe, and respectful learning environment, students may wear Halloween costumes to school on Friday, October 30, provided they comply with the following expectations:
Permitted Costumes
Costumes should be school-appropriate and suitable for an educational setting.
Costumes must allow students to fully participate in classroom activities and move safely throughout the school day.
Prohibited Costumes and Accessories
Students may not wear:
Masks or any face coverings that obscure identity.
Face paint, makeup, or other materials that significantly alter or conceal facial features.
Weapons or weapon replicas of any kind, including but not limited to guns, knives, swords, bows and arrows, or similar items.
Costumes that are sexual in nature or contain suggestive, inappropriate, or revealing content.
Costumes that promote or depict illegal activities, alcohol, tobacco, drugs, or other inappropriate themes.
Costumes that are discriminatory, offensive, or disrespectful toward any individual or group.
Dress Code Compliance
All Halloween costumes must comply with the school's regular student dress code.
Clothing that would not be permitted on a regular school day is not permitted as part of a Halloween costume.
Administrative Discretion
School administration reserves the right to determine whether a costume is appropriate for the school environment.
Students may be required to remove or modify any costume or accessory that does not meet these guidelines.
Students must wear the costumes to school, not change into them during the day.
The goal of these expectations is to ensure Halloween remains a safe, enjoyable, and inclusive experience for all students and staff.
Our sophomores had their industry tour at CHI St. Alexius Health Center this afternoon! They started with a mock "code blue" simulation and ended with a tour of the operating room and heard about the surgical tech career path program. A great day with the class of 2029!





It's been a fun morning with the Sophomores! Manufacturing Day in Dickinson is always a hit! 🙌🏻 Next stop -- industry tour!










It was a long day, but the JH girls fought hard and came out with a 1st place finish! Congratulations girls! 🏐❤️



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Our FBLA is representing the Mott-Regent Public School District at the fall conference in Bismarck.




Here is the schedule for the JH/JV Football game on Monday, 10/5, in Lemmon.
Lemmon/Hettinger Co./Timber Lake
JH/JV Football Triangular
2 25 minute Running Clock Halves
Half Field Play for all Games
Schedule Of Events
Rolling Schedule
430 Start Time
West Field
Hettinger Co. vs Lemmon JH
530
West Field
Hettinger Co. Vs Lemmon JV
East Field
Hettinger Co. vs Timber Lake JH
630
West Field
Timber Lake vs Lemmon JH
Lemmon/Hettinger Co./Timber Lake
JH/JV Football Triangular
2 25 minute Running Clock Halves
Half Field Play for all Games
Schedule Of Events
Rolling Schedule
430 Start Time
West Field
Hettinger Co. vs Lemmon JH
530
West Field
Hettinger Co. Vs Lemmon JV
East Field
Hettinger Co. vs Timber Lake JH
630
West Field
Timber Lake vs Lemmon JH
