On Thursday, January 8, Bangor HS students competed in the National History Day Local Contest. Over the first semester, students research a topic related to the theme (Revolution, Reaction, Reform in History), compile a project, and then present their project at the contest to judges from our community.
To view the projects of everyone who competed, visit the following link:
https://sites.google.com/bangorsd.net/bangor-nhd/nhd-contests-2025-2026
Congratulations to the following NHD Local Contest Finalists! The following students have qualified for the Regional Contest at UWL on April 2.
Individual Websites:
Leah Langrehr
Kenli Gollnick
Kaylee Grant
Group Websites:
Owyn Huffman, Easton Cavadini, and Max Langrehr
Addyson Harris and Scarlett Steinhoff
Elijah Cropp and Tré Belverud
Spencer Downing, Warren Caulum, and Atley Morrey
Papers:
Addyson Lydon
Grace Haag
Sylvia Bath
Aaron Brickl
Individual Exhibits:
Julianne Thielker
Mailee Holter
Ellie Steele
Haedyn Ziegler
Group Exhibits:
Blake Wenthold and Grayson Truskowski
Kendal Klatt and Brenna Dietrich
Carly Pfaff and Grace Olson
Kaliana Schock and Laney Stephenson
Sawyer Jacobson, Walker Langrehr, and Arnie Nicolai
Group Exhibit Alternates:
Allyson Meacham and Addison Hamilton
Olivia Brokopp and Addison Wilcox
Excellent work to everyone who competed! The judges were impressed with the projects and the conversations that they had with the contestants.
To view the projects of everyone who competed, visit the following link:
https://sites.google.com/bangorsd.net/bangor-nhd/nhd-contests-2025-2026
Congratulations to the following NHD Local Contest Finalists! The following students have qualified for the Regional Contest at UWL on April 2.
Individual Websites:
Leah Langrehr
Kenli Gollnick
Kaylee Grant
Group Websites:
Owyn Huffman, Easton Cavadini, and Max Langrehr
Addyson Harris and Scarlett Steinhoff
Elijah Cropp and Tré Belverud
Spencer Downing, Warren Caulum, and Atley Morrey
Papers:
Addyson Lydon
Grace Haag
Sylvia Bath
Aaron Brickl
Individual Exhibits:
Julianne Thielker
Mailee Holter
Ellie Steele
Haedyn Ziegler
Group Exhibits:
Blake Wenthold and Grayson Truskowski
Kendal Klatt and Brenna Dietrich
Carly Pfaff and Grace Olson
Kaliana Schock and Laney Stephenson
Sawyer Jacobson, Walker Langrehr, and Arnie Nicolai
Group Exhibit Alternates:
Allyson Meacham and Addison Hamilton
Olivia Brokopp and Addison Wilcox
Excellent work to everyone who competed! The judges were impressed with the projects and the conversations that they had with the contestants.
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Blood Drive (hosted by National Honor Society and Student Council)
Wednesday, January 14th, from 12:00 pm to 5:30 pm
High School Gym
Email Hannah Schulz at hschulz@bangorsd.net to make an appointment!
Wednesday, January 14th, from 12:00 pm to 5:30 pm
High School Gym
Email Hannah Schulz at hschulz@bangorsd.net to make an appointment!
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Tonight's Girls Basketball game vs Wonewoc-Center has been cancelled.
Tonight's Girl's Basketball game will start as early as possible due to travel concerns. Junior Varsity will start close to the scheduled time of 5:45 and may be shortened. Estimated start time for Varsity is 6:45 after the completion of Junior Varsity and a 15 min warm-up.
Attention Seniors!
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This is the first year Make a Difference Club has had enough of our own Perler bead hearts made to hand out to customers and employees at Hansen's. The reaction of people to the 5th graders saying "Merry Christmas" and handling their hearts is the beauty of the heart project. Changing people's days and lives one heart at a time. Thank you 5th graders for your giving hearts and acts of service to the community.
New Technology = New Opportunities for Bangor’s Tech Ed Department.
The School District of Bangor would like to thank First National Bank of Bangor for their recent purchase of a new CNC (Computer Numerically Controlled) Router. This tool will allow students to create a multitude of different projects taking computer designed images and using the router to precisely carve them into their materials. From finished wood working projects, to cardboard prototypes, students using this technology will gain real world programming experience opening new pathways to learning and future employment. The support our community and business like First National Bank continue to provide for our students is incredible and greatly appreciated.
The School District of Bangor would like to thank First National Bank of Bangor for their recent purchase of a new CNC (Computer Numerically Controlled) Router. This tool will allow students to create a multitude of different projects taking computer designed images and using the router to precisely carve them into their materials. From finished wood working projects, to cardboard prototypes, students using this technology will gain real world programming experience opening new pathways to learning and future employment. The support our community and business like First National Bank continue to provide for our students is incredible and greatly appreciated.
Bangor Elementary's Make a Difference Club will be ringing bells at Hansen's IGA today from 9-12 p.m. Stop by and receive a heart made by the club members.
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Bangor Schools will be closing at 2:00 pm today. All after school activities have been canceled.
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