📢 Last call for local businesses!
Bagley High School is hosting our 1st annual Career Fair and are looking for businesses interested in connecting with students and community members for summer employment opportunities.
This is also a great opportunity for students to begin networking and exploring future career paths within your industry.
Whether you’re hiring teens, adults, or both—we’d love to have you join us!
Please register by Friday, April 17th.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfWzcHIo-Ft6wnk6pXJNrSbLnjCguo5fyrnlCidFiqbEku3Fg/viewform?usp=header
Bagley High School Spring Play is a Murder Mystery
Who doesn’t love a whodunit mystery with eccentric characters?
This spring, the Bagley High School Drama Club will present “Thirteen Past Midnight” this
Friday and Saturday evenings at 7:30 and Sunday afternoon at 2:00 pm in the Bagley High
School Auditorium. The show features nineteen students in the cast and crew and is directed
by Marilyn Hood.
Tickets are $10 for adults and $7 for students and will be sold each evening beginning 30
minutes before curtain time.
One of our more eccentric characters, "Victor", is clearly living his best life here at BHS!
Show Times: Friday, April 10th, Saturday, April 11th at 7:30pm AND Sunday, April 12th at 2:00pm.
https://youtu.be/MPXNNosR8Zs?si=HFzirPGQmEnyqwk1
Farm to Kids Roadshow - March 26, 2026
Due to weather related delays, Bagley Public Schools and buses will be two hours late today, March 13th . There will be no morning practices. If weather conditions worsen, we will alert you to any new changes in school functions and activities for the day.
To watch the Send-Off of the Robotics Team, click on the link attached. https://youtu.be/44IRIQqeLp8
https://www.bagley.k12.mn.us/page/bhs-messenger
Due to staffing shortages in preschool, there will not be class for Mrs. Carda’s class tomorrow, March 5th. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Thank You, Lisa Cassman!
We had such a special visit this week! Local author Lisa Cassman came to our school to share her wonderful book "Buddy and His Big Truck" with our K-2 students.
What We Learned
Lisa read her book to us and told us amazing stories about her life. She shared what it's like to be married to a truck driver and how much she loves to write. Students learned that authors get ideas from their own lives and the people they love.
Why This Matters
Meeting a real author helps us understand that books come from real people with real stories. Lisa showed us that anyone can be a writer if they follow their dreams!
A Special Thank You
We want to say a big thank you to Lisa Cassman for taking time to visit Bagley Elementary. Your visit inspired our students to think about the stories they want to tell someday.
If you haven't read "Buddy and His Big Truck" yet, ask your child’s teacher or our BES librarian to help you find it. You can also check out her website and Amazon Store front as well:
Lisa Cassman Amazon Link
