As of right now, there is NO livestream coverage provided. If something (radio/video) is made available, it will be shared through the Park River Area School social media channels.
Let's go Aggies!


It's another double-header GAME DAY! Hopefully the weather/road conditions allow this one to happen. The Aggies will welcome the Langdon Area-Munich Cardinals to town, for what should be a great evening of basketball.
The boys and girls JV games both get started at 4:30 PM. They are followed by the girls varsity game at 6:00 PM, and the boys varsity game at 7:30 PM.
Special thanks to Porter Excavation and Dirtworks LLC for sponsoring the first $200 of tonight's 50/50 Raffle put on by the Aggies Area Booster Club.
Tonight's games will be livestreamed on The Stable YouTube Channel.
https://www.youtube.com/@thestable1100
GO AGGIES!



The girls and boys basketball games scheduled tonight with Drayton-Valley-Edinburg have been postponed.

It's a double-header GAME DAY! The Aggies will welcome the Drayton-Valley-Edinburg Titans to town, for what should be a great evening of fun and excitement.
The boys and girls JV games both get started at 4:30 PM. They are followed by the girls varsity game at 6:00 PM, and the boys varsity game at 7:30 PM.
Special thanks to Porter Excavation and Dirtworks LLC for sponsoring the first $200 of tonight's 50/50 Raffle put on by the Aggies Area Booster Club.
Basketball isn't the only activity taking the court. "Just for Kix" dancers of all ages are performing at halftime of both varsity games.
Tonight's games will be livestreamed on The Stable YouTube Channel.
https://www.youtube.com/@thestable1100
GO AGGIES!



The Aggies girls and boys JV and varsity basketball teams travel to Northwood to take on the Hatton-Northwood Thunder. The JV teams will both be playing at 4:30 PM in separate gyms. They will be followed by the varsity girls at 6:00 PM and the varsity boys at 7:30 PM in the main gym.
Live radio play-by-play is being provided by KMAV radio using the following link:
https://streamdb7web.securenetsystems.net/cirruscontent/KMAV&

Students can bring any non-perishable food items they wish to donate until the end of the school day tomorrow!

Join us as our talented students spread holiday cheer through music and song!
🎄 Elementary (Grades K–5)
📅 Thursday, Dec. 11 | 🕕 6:30 PM
🔗 Livestream: https://youtube.com/live/ee6VRDVKNwY?feature=share
🎅 Junior High (Grades 6–8)
📅 Monday, Dec. 15 | 🕢 7:30 PM
🔗 Livestream: https://youtube.com/live/gwvfXPdg_tA?feature=share
🎁 High School (Grades 9–12)
📅 Tuesday, Dec. 16 | 🕢 7:30 PM
🔗 Livestream: https://youtube.com/live/BbORJPKdS2Y?feature=share
All concerts will be filled with festive music, warm smiles, and community spirit. Don’t miss the chance to celebrate the season with us! ❤️🎵


Bah, Humbug! 🌨️

We want to make all families aware of an online platform called Omegle, which has recently resurfaced in popularity among teens. Although it markets itself as a place to “chat with strangers,” it has no age verification, no content filters, and no safeguards to prevent inappropriate or unsafe interactions.
Students can be matched with anyone, anywhere in the world—often leading to exposure to explicit content, predatory behavior, and unsafe conversations. Even brief use can place students at risk.
What you can do:
* Talk openly with your student about the dangers of chatting with strangers online.
* Check devices for apps or browser history related to Omegle or similar sites.
* Remind students never to share personal information, photos, or social media accounts with people they don’t know.
* Encourage them to come to you or a trusted adult if they ever feel uncomfortable online.
Our goal is always to keep students safe—both in school and beyond. Thank you for partnering with us to help protect your child’s digital well-being. 💛
If you have any questions or need resources for online safety conversations, please reach out.
For the month of November, our character focus was "Demonstrate Self Control." Students exhibited self control by learning to pause and think before acting, especially in situations that felt frustrating or distracting. They were able to recognize their emotions, take a moment to breathe, and choose responses that helped them stay focused on their goals. Students demonstrated managing impulses and making thoughtful decisions.
Classroom teachers, along with our Physical Education, Music, and Library teachers, selected students who best demonstrated self control as our November Students of the Month. Congratulations to these outstanding learners for being role models and showing what it means to Demonstrate Self Control at Park River Area Elementary!

The Lake Region Invitational Tournament will be livestreamed on the NFHS Network via Devils Lake High School.
https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/schools/devils-lake-high-school-devils-lake-nd
The entire tournament bracket can be found by clicking the link below:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-x9k4fXRXGDtVKXf1kaf407xY2zmKBGW/view?usp=sharing
Good luck Aggies!

In addition to our gift wrapping fundraiser, National Honor Society will be hosting a 6th-12th grade Food Drive. Students can bring any non-perishable food items they wish to donate to their assigned classrooms (these are posted around the school).
Participating students from the winning class will be entered for chances to pie a PRAS staff member!

*TEAM UPDATE*
Unfortunately the Aggies one-act team did not advance on to Day 2 of the one-act finals. Congratulations to the entire cast, crew, and their coaches for another successful season!








