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Iroquois students of the month
6th Grade Student of the Month:Brycen Blue What is your favorite subject and why?Social Studies is my favorite subject because Mr. Beehler is a good teacher and explains things well. Why is school … more
Character Counts
Character Counts Iroquois Elementary will be celebrating Character Counts Week Oct. 18-22. Students are encouraged to dress in colors that represent each character trait:Monday, blue for … more
Mikayla Arbeiter investigates the inside of the ambulance.
Students get first-hand experience with fire safety
The Iroquois Elementary School, grades K-5, went to the Iroquois Fire Station on Tues., Oct. 5 to learn about fire safety. The scholars were able to walk through the ambulance and fire truck and see … more
Queen Katie Dubro, daughter of Chad and Angel Dubro, and King Montana Sprong, son of Shasta Moran and Rodney Sprong, reign over the 2021 Homecoming festivities.
Chiefs celebrate homecoming
Homecoming activities at Iroquois High School began on Fri., Sept 17, with the crowning of King Montana Sprong and Queen Katie Dubro, followed by a burning of the “I.” Each day of the following … more
Students in Iroquois celebrated three patriotic holidays that fall on the same day, Sept. 17. Third grade students each received a Proud to be an American bookmark. These bookmarks have The Pledge of Allegiance written on the back side. The elementary student council now uses the district loudspeaker to recite the Pledge every morning.
Schools celebrate Citizenship Day, POW-MIA Day and Constitution Day
Students of the month awarded
6th Grade Student of the Month: Gabriel Voges more
September is Hunger Action Month - a time when Feeding South Dakota and the community come together to raise awareness about hunger. Iroquois HOSA took part in Hunger Action Day at Feeding South Dakota in Sioux Falls. HOSA members filled over 1,500 bags with nutritious food for the Backpack Program. Helping in Sioux Falls were Co-Advisor Scott Beehler, Thackary Hansen, Kaylee Morehead, Lexi Burma, Lily Blue, Ashlyn Wipf, Advisor Daphne Moeller, Shay Conyers, Jozlyn Cottingham, Skyla Harris, Zoei Ellman-Schmidt and Chenoa Harris.
Hunger Action Month
Queen Katie Dubro and King Montana Sprong were selected on Sept. 17, 2021, and will reign over the Homecoming activites at Iroquois High School.
Homecoming royalty
The FCCLA selected officers for the 2021-2022 school year. Front is Kasey Burmeister - President, middle left, Sarah Nelson-Secretary/Treasurer, Lily Blue-VP of Public Relations/Historian and Paige Wagner-Vice President. Back left, Skyler Rhoten-VP of Membership, Lexi Burma-VP of Community Service and Kali Burma-VP of National Programs. The officers are under the guidance of adviser Vicki Dant.
Officers selected for FCCLA
1911: Will work for 40 cents/hour
Sept. 21, 1911On Monday, Arthur Hanson bought the Chas. Gehring barber shop and consolidated it with his own at the Hanson stand, where he will run either two or three chairs as the trade demands. … more
Iroquois homecoming schedule
Coronation will be held on Fri., Sept. 17 at 7 p.m., followed by the “Burning of the I.” This year’s theme is “TV Shows” Dress-up days Mon., Sept. 20: Favorite Teacher Day  Tues., Sept. … more
1911: Patronize a good thing
September 14, 1911A special Kingsbury County train, starting at Arlington, was run Wednesday for the exclusive benefit of our people who wished to attend the state fair. The Iroquois schools opened … more
The Bensley-Rounds American Legion Auxiliary of Iroquois presented the Iroquois 3rd grade class with student dictionaries on the first day of school. Pictured are Charemon Dunham (Auxiliary), back left, Anthony Blue, Tristan Askew, Kolee Dant, EmmaLynn Elliott, Harper Blue, Brianna Blue, Peyton Ekhardt, Tiana Wiggins, Nataley Wendel, Annette Dunham (Auxiliary.) Juan Murphree, front left, Gavin Morgan, Addison Newman, Ithica Groenewold, Declan Krueger, Drake Perry, Destan Bretz, Mikayla Arbeiter, Symphony Barth.
Getting a dictionary
All branches of American Bank & Trust participated in a Back-to-School Supply Drive for students ages K-12 with donations to area schools for the 2021-2022 school year. The community responded and donated school supplies to the Iroquois Branch of ABT, which were given to the Iroquois School. Iroquois Methodist Church gave a generous donation to purchase supplies. The Iroquois Branch of AB&T donated tissues and disinfectant wipes to the school. Brad Wienbar, Donna Koziolek and Marlys Peskey pose with all the supplies.
School supplies galore
1911: Those darn badger holes
September 7, 1911Fisher & Greer have let the contract to B. D. Stephens for the erection of a two-story cement block building. With basement, size 25 X 60, front to be of pressed brick with … more
Iroquois preschoolers have been enjoying their outdoor classroom. Pictured left to right are Ella Strickler, daughter of Jesse and Stacy Strickler and Lanna Houghtaling, daughter of Jodi Houghtaling.
Watering those flowers
1911: The pigs were hungry!
August 31, 1911Representatives of different brick firms were in Iroquois last Wednesday presenting the merits of their wares before the board of education. The school board selected for the new … more
Have food truck, will travel. New business is ready to take food to their customers. Benjamin Machtemes
Very good Peruvian food in Iroquois? You betcha!
Buenisimo translates into English as very well or very good. This means when people say Buenisimo Peruvian Food, they are saying "very good" Peruvian food. Benjamin Machtemes, the owner of … more
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1931: Busy night for fire dept.
August 24, 1911The potato crop in this vicinity has turned out all right, and the price will soon take another drop. Fred Schultz brought in four potatoes that weighed over a pound each. The North … more
Members of the Bensley-Rounds American Legion Post 280 in Iroquois presented a Flag Etiquette Class to the Iroquois 5th grade students on Aug. 18, 2021. After the class and practice folding the U.S. flag, students were presented with certificates of participation. Front row from left to right: Livvy Wendel, Maiya Shoultz, Janelis Klanchnik, Oliver Blue, Keylin Hernandez-Sorto, Madelyn Cundy, Jayda Meyers, Connor Dant, Rhythm Eilertson, Alicia Oestreich, Patience White, Thomas Tuel and Annette Dunham. Back row from left to right: Post Commander Charemon Dunham, Dan Kennedy, Emma Schmidt, Jarron Wagner, Tristan Konshak, Jaycee Hofer-Tschetter, Dylan Froke and Trae Hagen.
Legion gives to the school
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