Last week, on Way Wednesday, each Underwood School student and staff member was provided an Underwood Way face mask. These are high quality cloth masks. Face mask use is not required, however masks are encouraged where social distancing is not feasible. Please use the links below for information regarding the proper use and care of cloth masks. If you'd like an... READ MORE >

Our supply of Underwood Way t-shirts has been replenished. Support the Underwood way by picking-up a t-shirt in the highschool office and wearing it on the first Wednesday of each month - Way Wednesday. Students who have outgrown or worn out their t-shirt may exchange the old one for a new one at no cost. Parents and community members may obtain an Underwood Way... READ MORE >

The Scholastic Online Book Fair is open!Join your kids in exploring titles and plots and discovering inspiring characters. Empower them by letting them choose the books to purchase—and bring on the joy of reading! Remember, every dollar you spend will benefit our school directly (25% back in rewards!). Please sign in or create a free Scholastic account to... READ MORE >

Homecoming Royalty is something seniors look forward to every year. This year’s senior class is very small, so they all were on royalty. The royalty included king candidates Kaleb Blotske, Gunner Jacobs, and Matthew Schmitz, and queen candidate Mikayla Le Roy. Being the only girl in my class was different during coronation because I didn’t have any competition.... READ MORE >

The Cougars lost in a nail biter homecoming night falling to Towner-Granville-Upham with a final score of 42-40. Penalties and mental mistakes were to blame as they have been all year. The Cougars committed 13 penalties throughout the game. “Not inexperience, but lack of focus was our main problem in my opinion,” said Co-Coach John Jangula. It was a back and forth... READ MORE >

Lexie Jacobson sets it as Arianne Hornberger prepares to send it back to TLMM in the District 10 matchup Thursday night Photo courtesy of Mrs. Eichhorst Thursday, September 17, 2020, might not feel special to you, but for the Central McLean Cougars it was. It marked the last matchup between the two school schools of Underwood and Turtle Lake Mercer-McClusky for any... READ MORE >

Check out this awesome youtube video where Ms. Schipman's first grade gets a shoutout from the 'Be The Nice Kid' guy. Our first grade always follows The Underwood Way. They practice being their 'Best U' by being Responsible, Respectful, and Ready.#UnderwoodWayToGo Ms. Schipman's first grade! READ MORE >

Graduation will be held today @ 6:00pm. Doors will open for graduates and their immediate family at 5:00pm. Doors will open to the public at 5:25pm. Do to the covid guidelines there will be roughly 338 seats open to general public. There will be no receiving line, and every other row of the bleachers will be sectioned off. Graduation will be streamed through... READ MORE >

Each week, starting with this week’s edition, search in the Central McLean newspaper for an “Underwood Way” logo. Find the logo, cut it out, and attach it to the game board. Once you have ‘found the way’ eight times and completed the middle square, bring your completed game board to the school to claim your prize and be entered in a drawing for a yummy... READ MORE >

"The seeds to success in the classroom are sown at home." That statement has taken on an entirely new context during this time of distance learning. But, the school year is winding down, distance learning will come to an end, and summer will come. One thing that has not and will not change as a result of COVID-19 is that encouraging children to read at home is... READ MORE >

The Underwood Distance Learning Plan has been approved by ND DPI! Thank you to all that had a part in writing and revising this plan. We look forward to launching this April 1, how appropriate we launch it on a Underwood Way Wednesday! Distance Learning Plan READ MORE >

Dear Underwood School Families, On the eve of the ‘official’ start of Underwood School’s distance learning program, we first wish to assure every family that, as always, our students are our top priority. The current uncertainty and challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic affect us all, children and adults. Our staff understands that each family’s situation... READ MORE >

The North Dakota Association of Secondary School Principals is excited to announce that the 2020 North Dakota Academic All-State Teams have been selected. 207 high school seniors are nominated by their school principal and compete for the honor on a state-wide basis in both Class A and Class B divisions. Student selection is based on overall grade-point... READ MORE >

Congratulations to our CRACTC Student of the Month in the area of Agriculture, Libby Heger from Underwood Public School. Here is what Libby's classroom instructor, Glen Huettl, had to say about Libby: Libby Heger is currently enrolled in her third semester of CRACTC Agriculture online class. Since day one, Libby has been very active in all three areas of... READ MORE >

Thank you to all the families that took part in February's Math + Science Connection activities. Our high school STEM students picked this month's winning selfie. And the winners are................Korver and Heather Hunt. For this month's prize the STEM students will be visiting Korver's class on Thursday with some really cool STEM trucks.And, Korver, along... READ MORE >

Dear Parents and Students We are now in the season of giving the cold and influenza. There are some things that we as parents and staff can do to help control the spread of the viruses. As per the Center for Disease Center (CDC) there are ways that we can help control the outbreak of influenza in our schools. The flu vaccine is the best way to protect against... READ MORE >

The Underwood School Library is now collecting Box Tops! The Box Tops for Education program is also changing the way we can earn cash for our school. Participating brands have begun to change their packaging from the traditional Box Tops clip to the new Box Tops label. Going forward, instead of clipping from packages, all Box Tops will be earned digitally.... READ MORE >

A solid foundation in math is essential for students to succeed in school and beyond. Incorporate math into your family's daily life - without a lot of time, effort, or expense - with these fun ideas.Report to Parents: Math ActivitiesDecember Math + Science Connect: BeginningDecember Math + Science Connect: Intermediate READ MORE >

In October I wrote an article explaining the significance of the Underwood Way to our school and community, and last month I shared that our Math + Science Connect is geared to promote fun family involvement in our elementary school that supports learning in math and science. In this article I want to share our most recent exercise to promote the Underwood Way,... READ MORE >

Click here for December Avera eCARE Health Newsletter. You'll find helpful winter weather safety tips, cold and flu season advice, and information on the importance of sleep. Happy Holidays and be well! READ MORE >

Head lice (Pediculus humanus capitis) have been living on the scalps of humans for thousands of years.From the time of ancient Greece and Egypt, through the middle-ages and up to the present, the problem of head lice infestations has continued. Head lice are present in our communities most of the time.There are no known health risks from head lice, yet head lice... READ MORE >

If you have spent any time at the Underwood School in the past year, you’ve likely seen or heard the phrase 'The Underwood Way'. At our school, the principles of The Underwood Way guide who we are. It’s how we do things. It’s our ‘brand’. Branding is a marketing practice that has spread in recent years from the business world into other areas. The idea of... READ MORE >

Students who are involved in extracurricular activities tend to have higher self-esteem and stronger connections to school. But an overloaded schedule with too many activities can have the opposite effect, leaving your child - and you! - stressed. Read the full Report to Parents for tips on managing your child's activities.Report to Parents: So Many Activities,... READ MORE >

For the second year in a row, the Underwood Public School is hosting a Scholastic Book Fair. This year, the book fair is better than ever with twice the selection of engaging books for students and families to purchase. The Scholastic Book Fair offers specially priced books for students in preschool through eighth grade, including popular series, award-winning... READ MORE >

Attendance Awareness Underwood Public School recognizes that good attendance is essential to academic success. Chronically absent students are often at risk academically. Chronic absence is typically described as missing 10 percent of the school year—or about 18 days – for any reason, excused or unexcused. What You Can Do Parents and families are... READ MORE >

It’s Banned Books Week in the library! Banned Books Week is an annual event that celebrates reading and an individual’s right to choose what books to read. According to the American Library Association, Banned Book Week was established in the 1980’s to combat the challenging and banning of books. Today, books are still challenged or banned in schools and libraries... READ MORE >

The Underwood Close-Up students will be selling pumpkins and other produce today at the VB game and this Friday from 3:00 throughout the football game. They have all different sizes as well as gourds and squash. If you can not make it today or Friday please call Mr. Hunt 442-3706 if you would like to purchase one. Trailers will be located in the student parking lot. READ MORE >

Homecoming schedule and activities are set. Please click on the links for more info.https://5il.co/a0drhttps://5il.co/a0ds READ MORE >

To provide an educational and social environment that encourages students to be responsible and accountable for their actions.To provide an academic curriculum which is varied, challenging, and adaptable to the needs of all students.To provide opportunities for students wishing to develop their skills and talents in extra-curricular activities.To provide caring and... READ MORE >

The purpose of education is to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to become active, informed, and productive members of society. Our public schools have a responsibility to foster the growth of intelligent and informed citizens. READ MORE >

All students will graduate choice ready with the knowledge, skills, and dispositions to be successful. READ MORE >

The Underwood Way is to educate and empower students to be responsible, respectful, and ready. READ MORE >