Isanti Community School

👻 It’s a spooktacular week at Isanti Community School! We’ve got fang-tastic events lined up each day — no tricks, just treats for our students and staff! Stay tuned and don’t ghost us… you won’t want to miss a thing! 🧡🖤

Our volleyball team showed incredible heart and determination today at the Knox County Tournament! 🏐 With only six players, they gave it their all and never backed down. These girls continue to impress us with their teamwork, resilience, and Warrior spirit. We’re so proud of you! 💙💛 #WarriorPride

Come support the Ozuyapi Win at the Knox Co VB Tournament in Creighton tomorrow Monday 10/13! The fan van will be leaving the school (east entrance) at 3:15pm. Don't forget to wear your PINK in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness 🩷 #PINKOUT #TOGETHERWEFIGHT

Join Isanti Community School for Indigenous Peoples Week from October 14-17, 2025

There will be a Fan Van going to the volleyball game Monday afternoon!
We will meet at the east entrance of the school at 3:15 and leave for Creighton by 3:30. Make sure to bring money for admission and concessions.
Max 10 passenger so make sure to sign up ASAP if you're interested! Google form Link for the fan van sign-ups is below:
https://forms.gle/BoBdQjwqM5Du7rmw8

Congratulations to our Jr High Cross Country Team on a great season 💙💛 Top 10 medaled out of 26 runners- Jamison placed 8th and Bo ended in 12th. Great job boys!! No school today, but don't forget to come cheer on our football team as well. We will be taking on Shelton at 2pm! GO WARRIORS! 💙💛

Come out and cheer on our team!
Hot Dogs are one per person, while supplies last.

Join us as we come together to make our community shine! 🍂 Our school will be heading out for our Fall Clean-Up, and we’d love for community members to join in. Let’s work side by side to keep our neighborhood looking its best.

Good luck to our Cross Country team and Coach today at their meet at the Ainsworth Municipal Golf Course 💙💛🏃🏾

Congratulations to Aubrinee Tuttle for making the All-Tourney Team at the 30TH Annual Lakota Nation Volleyball Invitational in Rapid City, SD! We're proud of you Aubrinee 🏐💙💛

Be on the lookout for QR codes around the school! 📱 Isanti high school students have been working hard with Mrs Swalley to share what they know, and we’re excited for you to see it. Families can scan the QR codes to watch our videos and learn along with us! You can also visit our YouTube page to see even more words and phrases we’ve posted there. 🎥✨

Thank you to the SSN Fire Department for the fire safety activities for our students! #FIRESAFETYWEEK

A huge thank you to the amazing UNMC Nurses who organized a book drive for our Little Warriors! 📚❤️ Because of their generosity, each child will be sent home with a few books to enjoy and build their love for reading. We are so grateful for your kindness and support of our students — it truly makes a difference! #ThankYou #LittleWarriors #CommunityPartners #ReadingIsPower

Come support our junior high athletes today, Monday October 6th at 3:30 pm as they take on St Mary's. GO WARRIORS! 💙💛

Isanti community school weekly schedule

🔥 It's Fire Safety Week! Let's Protect Our Families! 🔥
This week, our district is proud to participate in Fire Safety Week! The most important lesson we can share is that fire won't wait, so you need to plan your escape. Taking a few minutes to prepare can make all the difference. See the school's website for more information!

A Big Thank You to Our Heroes! 🚒
We want to extend a huge thank you to the dedicated firefighters at the Santee Fire Department. They work tirelessly to protect our students, staff, and community. When you see a firefighter this week, be sure to thank them!

They will be coming to our school October 7 to teach PK-5th grade students about fire Safety.

GOOD LUCK LADIES 💙💛🏐

GOOD LUCK TO OUR ISANTI ATHLETES 💙💛

Mrs. Swalley's social studies classes recognized Hispanic Heritage month. We have been learning about how Spaniards came to North America and conquered Mayans, Incas, and Aztecs, who were Indigenous to this country since 300 AD and they already had advanced civilizations, cities, pyramids, water and sewage systems, far from the savage image portrayed. And this history is very much a part of Hispanic culture. Along with this history we also learned the importance of Hispanic heritage in our society. We celebrated the gifts they have given our society such as music, and the favorite part of all, for the students (all of us!) ,🤗 is the FOOD. Our Native History class enjoyed pozole. It is a traditional ceremonial soup of pre-hispanic origins in Aztec cultures. All students had the chance to enjoy a sweet cake dessert, tres leches, which translates to three milks. Our classes also learned about candy skulls and many different hispanic countries, such as Cuba, Colombia, Puerto Rico and re-created their flags.

Our high school Native History class is earning college credit through NICC’s Food Preservation course! 🍎✨ Today, students learned how to dry apples and try out fun seasonings—including strawberry Jello! They used a Mandalay cutter with protective gloves and each received their very own drying rack, generously provided by NICC. A special thank you to Diane LaPointe for donating apples from her tree—your gift created a wonderful community connection between education and tradition. Pidamiyaye, Diane! 🙏❤️