Thursday 10/23
C/JV/V Volleyball vs. Devils Lake 4:45/5:45/7PM @ MPCG
C/JV/V Volleyball vs. Devils Lake 4:45/5:45/7PM @ MPCG

Tuesday October 21st
C/JV/V Volleyball vs Harvey-Wells Co. @ FINLEY! C-squad starting at 4:45pm and Varsity starting at 7pm. Close up will be serving food so come HUNGRY! We hope to see you there!



Reminder that there is NO SCHOOL on Thursday 10/16 & Friday 10/17.

Public Health will be setting up a flu shot clinic at the school. Flu Shots will be offered to Finley Sharon students and staff.

Finley - Sharon high school students get ready for a fun night!
Monday 10-13
JH/JV Football vs. HCV @ MSU starting at 4:30PM
C/JV/V Volleyball vs. Grafton @ MPCG 4:45/5:45/7PM Listen to live broadcast on 99KMSR 98.9 FM
JH/JV Football vs. HCV @ MSU starting at 4:30PM
C/JV/V Volleyball vs. Grafton @ MPCG 4:45/5:45/7PM Listen to live broadcast on 99KMSR 98.9 FM
The kiddos enjoyed heading to the Finley Fire Department on Friday. Enjoy looking at a few pictures.



Ms. Mundahl's third grade class enjoyed working with owl pellets.






Head over to the school for the benefit today!

Thank You to the Finley Improvement Foundation!
I would like to sincerely thank the Finley Improvement Foundation for their generous donation to the Finley-Sharon School science department. With this support, I was able to purchase nets and water sampling gear for macroinvertebrate sampling, as well as a specialized tank for poison dart frogs, complete with tropical plants and three “cobalt tinc” poison dart frogs (Dendrobates tinctorius). Although these frogs are not actually poisonous—since they no longer consume the “spicy” ants that produce their toxins—they provide a fascinating and safe way for students to learn about biodiversity and ecosystems. Having live animals in the classroom encourages curiosity, increases engagement, and helps students develop a deeper appreciation for the natural world.
Thank you for helping make my classroom a more interactive, hands-on, and inspiring place to learn!
-Mrs. Holcomb- Finley-Sharon School Science Teacher
I would like to sincerely thank the Finley Improvement Foundation for their generous donation to the Finley-Sharon School science department. With this support, I was able to purchase nets and water sampling gear for macroinvertebrate sampling, as well as a specialized tank for poison dart frogs, complete with tropical plants and three “cobalt tinc” poison dart frogs (Dendrobates tinctorius). Although these frogs are not actually poisonous—since they no longer consume the “spicy” ants that produce their toxins—they provide a fascinating and safe way for students to learn about biodiversity and ecosystems. Having live animals in the classroom encourages curiosity, increases engagement, and helps students develop a deeper appreciation for the natural world.
Thank you for helping make my classroom a more interactive, hands-on, and inspiring place to learn!
-Mrs. Holcomb- Finley-Sharon School Science Teacher





To end Fire Prevention Week the students will head to the Finley Fire Department this afternoon. We can't wait!

Thursday 10/9
JH/C/JV Volleyball @ HCV starting at 4PM
V Volleyball @ HCV starting at 7PM
JH/C/JV Volleyball @ HCV starting at 4PM
V Volleyball @ HCV starting at 7PM

Ms. Johnson and grades 4th-12th have been having fun learning archery. Check out the pictures of the students and the staff getting in on the fun.










STEAM Team has been postponed until October 7th.
Please mark your calendars to come out and show support for Kennadie.

Here are a few pictures of the Harvest Festival today. We don't want to give away all the fun so come check it out tomorrow! The kids had a blast!










We hope to see everyone out at the Finley Harvest Festival tomorrow! The event will be from 10AM - 3PM. There will be light lunch served by 4H. See you there!

Good luck to our Varsity Football players tonight as they go against Lisbon at 7pm at MSU.

Good luck to our Varsity Volleyball girls Friday and Saturday at the Des Lacs Burlington Tourney!

We would like to give a special shout out to our custodians. Vickie and Heather make such a difference in our school. If you see them today give them a big THANK YOU.
