📢 FOOD DRIVE NEXT WEEK! 🥫🍎
We’re excited to announce that next week we will be hosting a Food Drive at both schools!
💪 Teams will compete for prizes while supporting a great cause — the Cavalier County Emergency Food Pantry.
Check out these fun competitions!
LAES- RACE TO FILL THE FOOD PANTRY
LAMS/LAHS- Christmas Food Drive
about 16 hours ago, Langdon Area Schools
Alt Text: Flyer titled “LAHS Annual Christmas Food Drive” with a retro design in orange, teal, and white. The event runs December 8–12 and encourages spreading holiday cheer and making a difference in the community. A section labeled “Earn Points Per Item” lists point values: Each $1 = 20 pts Laundry Soap: Large = 50 pts, Small = 25 pts Pasta Sauce = 20 pts Pasta = 10 pts Ready-to-Eat items = 10 pts (examples: Easy Mac, Spaghetti O’s, Raviolis, Dump and heat soups) All other items = 5 pts Text at the bottom states: “The winning Super Group will win a sub lunch provided by The Bread Pan!” Decorative elements include a stylized Christmas tree with patterned ornaments and the phrase “Spread the Joy” near the bottom.
Graphic titled “Race to Fill the Food Pantry” with a racetrack theme. It announces a food drive to donate goods for the Cavalier County Emergency Food Pantry from December 8–12, with winners announced at 9 AM. Text mentions that team names and prizes will be decided at team meetings. Seven teams are listed with codes: 1: KL+3H, 2: KB+3B, 3: 6M+4L, 4: 4O+2C, 5: 6R+1K, 6: 2L+5H, 7: 1A+5O. A section labeled “Needed Items” lists point values: $1 = 20 pts Laundry Soap: Large = 50 pts, Small = 25 pts Pasta Sauce = 20 pts Pasta = 10 pts Ready-to-Eat items = 10 pts (examples: Easy Mac, Spaghetti O’s, Raviolis, Dump and heat soups) All other items = 5 pts. Background shows a stadium with a racetrack and finish line at the bottom.
We are excited to announce our 2025 Spelling Bee Champion: 5th Grader Henry! 🎉🏆 Thank you to our students, staff, and families for making today such a great event. 🐝🖤
3 days ago, Jacy Bata
principal handing certificate to student
HAPPY NATIONAL SPECIAL EDUCATION DAY! 💙 We are so grateful for all of our Special Education Teachers, Paraprofessionals, and all of our partners through Lake Region Special Education! ✨
4 days ago, Jacy Bata
National special education day
📣Shout out to our November Cardinal Ticket Winners! 👏🏻 These students displayed Cardinal Pride by showing respect, responsibility, and kindness. ❤️🖤
5 days ago, Jacy Bata
k-6 students who won a cardinal ticket award
We had four LAHS students selected to participate in the 2026 UND Honor Band, Choir, and Strings festival. Brayden Harris, Madilyn Crump, Matilda Lawson, and Jon Lill were selected. Students are selected to participate in the festival via a live audition, which was held in late October at sites across the state. Brayden was selected to play baritone saxophone in the band, Madilyn was selected to sing soprano in the mixed choir, Matilda was selected to sing alto in the treble choir, and Jon was selected to sing bass in the mixed choir.
5 days ago, Langdon Area Schools
Green background graphic with musical notes and silhouettes of choir singers. At the top, bold white text reads: “Congratulations to Our LAHS Students!” followed by “Selected to Participate in the 2026 UND Honor Band, Choir and Strings Festival.” The UND logo is in the upper right corner. Below, four dark green boxes list student names and roles: Brayden – Baritone Saxophone, Band Madilyn – Soprano, Mixed Choir Matilda – Alto, Treble Choir Jon – Bass, Mixed Choir On the left, a white saxophone illustration with floating music notes. At the bottom, text says: “Students are selected to participate in the festival via a live audition, which was held in late October at sites across the state.”
✨ Happy 6–7 Day! ✨ Today, Langdon Area School students are officially 67 days smarter, kinder, and more awesome than when we started this year. LAS staff tried to be sneaky, but the students caught on too quick!
11 days ago, Jacy Bata
Two individuals standing in front of red lockers wearing matching white shirts featuring a cartoon pigeon and a stack of books. The shirts read: “How many nights a week should you be reading? 6-7.” Both are wearing jeans and casual shoes.
wo individuals wearing brown shirts with a Thanksgiving-themed design. The shirts feature a cartoon turkey wearing a pilgrim hat, with the number “67” integrated into the turkey’s body. They are standing near a red vending machine.
A student seated at a desk holding up a worksheet with math problems involving fractions (6/7). The desk has additional papers and a colorful graphing activity. The classroom floor has a rug with alphabet letters.
Two students standing in a classroom holding certificates that read “67 Days Smarter” with colorful graphics of numbers and cartoon characters. The certificates congratulate them for completing 67 days of school. Behind them is a bulletin board with alphabet cards.
Two individuals standing in a hallway in front of red lockers. One is wearing a light blue button-up shirt over a white top with the number “67” printed on the chest, black leggings, and brown ankle boots, giving a thumbs-up gesture. The other is wearing a dark green top, a black puffer vest, black leggings, and black slip-on shoes with bright blue patterned socks. A yellow cleaning cart is visible in the background near a wooden door.
Two individuals standing in a hallway with red lockers. One is wearing a black shirt with a large white number “7,” and the other is wearing a black shirt with text and graphics. Both have colorful mismatched socks and casual footwear.
Two individuals in a hallway with red lockers. One is wearing a black shirt with a large white number “7,” and the other is wearing a green hoodie with the name “ROMFO” and the number “6” printed on the back. Both are wearing casual pants and shoes.
A student holding a certificate that reads “67 Days Smarter” with colorful graphics. The certificate congratulates the student for completing 67 days of school. The classroom background includes tables, chairs, and a bulletin board.
An individual standing in an office wearing a black shirt with tally marks representing the number 67. The person is also wearing a black-and-white checkered cardigan and jeans. Behind them is a wooden desk with office supplies and a door decorated with colorful handprints.
Two individuals wearing matching red shirts with the number “67” stitched on the front. They are seated in a classroom with a large interactive display screen in the background showing a colorful interface. The room has white walls, a window, and shelves with supplies.
🎭 BIG NEWS! 🎭
Langdon Area High School has qualified for the One Act Play Finals!

Our students will take the stage again tomorrow November 25 at the University of Jamestown.
Showtime is TBD — performance order will be drawn tonight at 5:00 PM.

Proud of our cast, crew and coaches for their hard work. Way to go, Cardinals!
Stay tuned for the final performance time!
12 days ago, Langdon Area High School
Red theater-themed graphic with curtains framing both sides and a spotlight burst in the center. White and yellow text reads: ‘Langdon Area HS has made the One Act Play Finals.’ Below it, additional text says: ‘November 25. Showtime TBD – Draw at 5:00 PM tonight. University of Jamestown.’ The design uses bold red, yellow, and white colors to emphasize the announcement.
🎉 Happy Substitute Teacher Appreciation Day! 🎉 To all of our subs: Thank you for your flexibility, your patience, and your willingness to jump into any classroom at a moment’s notice. You are a vital part of our school family and we appreciate you more than you know! ❤️
14 days ago, Jacy Bata
A colorful graphic with a green chalkboard in the center that reads “HAPPY SUBSTITUTE APPRECIATION DAY” in white letters. Surrounding the chalkboard are school-related items, including a trophy, globe, alarm clock, pencil, paint palette, ruler, graduation cap, and science beaker.
Two people standing against a gray brick wall, each holding a small potted plant. One person is also holding a sign that says “Thank you for helping us grow!” with an illustration of a plant pot. The other person is wearing a white sweatshirt with a cardinal logo. A painting of a cardinal on a branch is visible on the wall behind them.
Two people standing against a gray brick wall, each holding a small potted plant with green leaves. One person is wearing a black and gray shirt with a cardinal logo, and the other is wearing a light-colored shirt under a black vest.
Two people standing close together in front of a light-colored wall. One is wearing a gray sweatshirt with a cardinal logo and a lanyard, and the other is wearing a maroon sweater with a diagonal design and blue jeans. They have their arms around each other

Cheer on the Lady Cardinals as they play in the ND State Volleyball Championship Match tomorrow at 3PM in Bismarck.
We hope to see lots of Cardinal Fans in the Bismarck Event Center!
If you can't make it.
📺 Watch: WDAY2 (True Crime Network)
💻 Stream: WDAY+
📻 Listen: KNDK 1080 & MyBorderland app

15 days ago, Langdon Area Schools
Graphic announcing a state championship match between Langdon Area-Munich and Medina-Pingree/Buchanan. The background features a volleyball net and a large cardinal logo. Bold text in the center reads “STATE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH.” Below, details include: “Saturday, November 22, 2025,” “Bismarck Event Center,” and “3PM.” The top banner shows “Langdon Area-Munich VS Medina-Pingree/Buchanan” in white text on a red background.
Come send off the Drama Team as they head off to State and watch their one act play! The Drama Team proudly presents the One Act Play: The Audit - The Life and Times of Michael St. John When: Sunday, November 23 Time: 1:00 PM Where: LAHS Gym Admission: $5 Come out and support the Region 4 Champs and then send them off to Jamestown for the State One Act Competition on November 24-25! PLEASE NOTE: This play contains potentially sensitive and serious subject matter and may not be appropriate for younger audiences. Please contact Kim Hart or Emily Braunberger for further questions.
15 days ago, Langdon Area Schools
A poster with a red and white color scheme announcing a state drama one-act send-off. The top section reads in bold white letters on a red background: “STATE DRAMA ONE ACT SEND-OFF.” Below, in black text: “THE AUDIT: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF MICHAEL ST. JOHN.” The date and time are listed as “Sunday, November 23rd, Estimated leave time at 3:30 PM.” To the right is a large illustration of a cardinal mascot wearing a red outfit with a white ruffled collar, pointing to the left. A red banner labeled “ROUTE:” lists directions: Starting at LAHS Going south down 7th St Turning east on Highway 5 Turning south on 3rd St for downtown businesses Turning east on 7th Ave S Turning south on Highway 1 to leave town for state drama in Jamestown, ND.
A colorful poster with a sky-blue background and white clouds, featuring a large clipboard with a paper titled “The AUDIT” in bold red letters, followed by “The Life and Times of Michael St. John” in blue script. Below, in red cursive, it says “By Greg Scurria.” A red checkmark is inside a box near the title. Surrounding the clipboard are yellow cloud-shaped labels: Top right: “Sunday, November 23, 1:00 PM, LAHS Gym.” Bottom left: “Admission: $5.” Bottom right: “Region 4 One Act Play Champions 2025!” At the bottom, a disclaimer in black text reads: “This production explores serious and potentially sensitive topics. It may not be appropriate for younger audiences. Parental guidance is suggested.”
📣 CARDINAL FANS!
🏐 It’s VOLLEYBALL STATE TOURNAMENT time!
Join us in Bismarck to cheer on the Cardinals Volleyball Team starting Thursday at 3:00 PM at the Bismarck Event Center!
👉 Game location and Ticket information :
https://www.bismarckeventcenter.com/events/2025/2025-ndhsaa-division-b-volleyball-state-tournament
Can’t make it? We’ve got you covered:
🎧 Listen: KNDK 1080 AM
📺 Watch: WDAY2 (Channel 18 on UTMA)
💻 Stream: WDAY+ → https://www.inforum.com/wdayplus
🔥 Let’s go Cardinals! 🔴🏐
17 days ago, Langdon Area Schools
A graphic with a black background featuring the words “CARDINAL VOLLEYBALL” in bold letters, with “CARDINAL” in red and “VOLLEYBALL” in white. Below the text is a large white volleyball positioned over a diagonal red and white stripe.
📢 Schedule Update: High School Jazz Band & Pop Choir Fall Concert 🎶
The concert has been rescheduled from Tuesday, November 25th to Tuesday, December 2nd at 7:30 PM.
This change was made to accommodate students participating in State Drama.
We appreciate your understanding and look forward to seeing you on December 2nd for an amazing evening of music! 🎷🎤
18 days ago, Langdon Area Schools
Colorful graphic announcing a change of date for the LAHS Jazz Band and Pop Choir event. The design features bold, playful shapes in pink, yellow, green, and blue, along with musical notes. Text reads: “CHANGE OF DATE” in a large pink circle “LAHS Jazz Band and Pop Choir” in black and blue letters inside a white circle “Langdon High School Gym” in smaller pink text “NEW DATE: Tuesday, Dec 2nd, 7:30 PM” in white and yellow text at the bottom.
🔴⚪ Cardinal Fans!⚪🔴 Please join the Cardinals in a hospitality room after the football game today. – Room 203 in the Fargo Dome🎉 Thanks to FM Bank and the Eagles for sponsoring this hospitality room! 🏈🙌 Stop by and show your Cardinal pride! ❤️
22 days ago, Jayla Askvig
Cardinal Fans! 📣 The Dakota Bowl is happening today! • 🎥 Watch Live: WDAY+ • 📻 Listen Live: KNDK 1080 AM ⚠️ Important: Please do not click any links unrelated to these official sites. These are the only trusted ways to stream or listen if you can’t make it in person.
22 days ago, Jayla Askvig

🏈🔥 Dakota Bowl Bound! 🔥🏈
Let’s go Langdon Cardinals!
Today’s the day — the Class A State Championship kicks off at 12:00 PM at the FargoDome!
The Cardinals are undefeated and ready to finish the season strong against Bottineau in the Dakota Bowl. Let’s rally behind them and show our Cardinal pride!
📍 FargoDome
🎥 Can’t be there? Stream it live on WDAY+
🎙️ Or tune your radio to 1080 AM

22 days ago, Langdon Area Schools
🎉 Thank You, Sign It! 🎉 A huge shoutout to Sign It for generously donating shirts to LAES! Our students had the chance to register to win! We appreciate your support of our Cardinals and our school community! ❤️🖤 Go Cards! 🏈👏🏻
23 days ago, Jacy Bata
A group of eight children standing in a hallway against a tan brick wall. Four children on the left are holding gray hoodies with a cardinal logo, and four children on the right are wearing white T-shirts with a football graphic and the words “Cardinals Football.” They are standing on a red carpet near a red door.
Five children standing in a hallway against a tan brick wall, wearing matching white T-shirts with a football graphic and the words “Cardinals Football” printed on the front. They are lined up side by side on a red carpeted floor.
Four children standing in a hallway holding gray zip-up hoodies with a red cardinal logo on the chest. They are positioned in front of a red door and tan brick wall, standing on a red carpet.
The Drama Team proudly presents the One Act Play: The Audit - The Life and Times of Michael St. John When: Sunday, November 23 Time: 1:00 PM Where: LAHS Gym Admission: $5 Come out and support the Region 4 Champs as they head to Jamestown for the State One Act Competition on November 24-25! PLEASE NOTE: This play contains potentially sensitive and serious subject matter and may not be appropriate for younger audiences. Please contact Kim Hart or Emily Braunberger for further questions.
23 days ago, Emily Braunberger
A colorful poster with a sky-blue background and white clouds, featuring a large clipboard with a paper titled “The AUDIT” in bold red letters, followed by “The Life and Times of Michael St. John” in blue script. Below, in red cursive, it says “By Greg Scurria.” A red checkmark is inside a box near the title. Surrounding the clipboard are yellow cloud-shaped labels: Top right: “Sunday, November 23, 1:00 PM, LAHS Gym.” Bottom left: “Admission: $5.” Bottom right: “Region 4 One Act Play Champions 2025!” At the bottom, a disclaimer in black text reads: “This production explores serious and potentially sensitive topics. It may not be appropriate for younger audiences. Parental guidance is suggested.”
Go Cards! Region 2 Championship match tonight at Devils Lake.
Come out to support the Cardinal VB Team.
23 days ago, Langdon Area High School
Graphic announcing a volleyball region championship game day. The design features a large red and white volleyball centered on a black background. Bold white text reads “REGION CHAMPIONSHIP” at the top and “GAME DAY” across the middle. Below, a banner shows “Cards vs Aggies” with a red shield icon between the names. Additional details include “Approx 7:00 PM, Devils Lake HS” and “Radio – 95.7 FM, Streaming – NFHS Network.” Red X marks decorate the sides of the image.
🚨 FREE TRAINING ALERT! 🚨 Join BCI for “Stop. Think. Protect.” — an interactive session on keeping kids safe online. 💻🔒 📅 Tuesday, December 2, 2025 🕠 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM 📍 NDSU Research Center Topics include: 📱 Snapchat — privacy, safety, and how youth are using it 🎮 Roblox — gameplay basics and online safety tips 🙌 Hands-on learning! Devices provided — no tech experience needed! This is a must-attend for parents, caregivers, and community members who want to help protect kids in today’s digital world. 📞 Register by Dec. 1 at 701-256-2402
26 days ago, Jacy Bata
A digital flyer with a black background and bold red and white text promoting an online safety training event. The top reads “STOP. THINK. PROTECT. Online Safety is in Your Hands.” Below, details include: Free Training brought to you by BCI Date: Tuesday, December 2, 2025 Time: 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM Location: NDSU Research Center Topics listed: Snapchat — Learn how this app works, privacy settings, and youth usage. Roblox — Explore online safety, gameplay basics, and what parents need to know. Additional note: Hands-on learning with devices provided, perfect for parents, caregivers, and community members. Bottom banner: “Registration required by Dec. 1, 2025 – Call: 701-256-2402.” The image includes a hooded figure in shadow as a visual element.
Today our staff at LAES participated in an eye-opening hands-on training led by Courtney Howatt from the Cavalier County Public Health District. The session focused on identifying disguised vaping devices, alcohol concealment tools, and drug-related paraphernalia that can look like everyday school supplies. We’re grateful to Courtney for taking the time to share this valuable training and helping us strengthen our efforts to keep our students safe and informed.
28 days ago, Jacy Bata
A person standing in front of a classroom holding a black backpack. The background shows a whiteboard, a wooden door with a pink sign, and bookshelves. A table in the foreground has papers and a chair.
A wide view of a classroom meeting. Multiple people are seated at tables arranged in rows, facing a person standing at the front. The room has bookshelves filled with books, a whiteboard, and colorful bins. Drinks and notebooks are visible on the tables.
A closer view of a classroom discussion. People are seated at tables facing a person standing near a desk at the front of the room. The background includes a whiteboard, colorful posters, and bookshelves filled with books.
A classroom setting with several people seated at tables arranged in a U-shape, listening to a person standing at the front near a desk. The room has bookshelves along the walls, a whiteboard, and educational posters. Various drinks and notebooks are on the tables.
A person standing near a table in a classroom, speaking to a group. The table has foil-covered trays, a green drink carton, and a blue plate. Bookshelves line the wall in the background, and people are seated at tables taking notes.