🏆💙❤️ FIRST OVERALL! ❤️💙🏆
A HUGE congratulations to Chisholm’s JV Knowledge Bowl Team 1 for taking FIRST PLACE OVERALL at their first meet of the season!
Knowledge Bowl meets take place over two or three days to accommodate all participating schools. Once scores from every day were combined, our Bluestreaks finished at the TOP of the entire field! 🎉
And they did it in impressive fashion—with a commanding lead over the second-place team! While the top four or five teams typically finish much closer together, Team 1 pulled well ahead.
We are incredibly proud of these students and their outstanding accomplishment! Please join us in celebrating a fantastic start to the season! 👏
GO BLUESTREAKS! 💙⚡❤️
about 15 hours ago, Travis Vake
October is College Knowledge Month and is a great month to apply to colleges. Many colleges throughout MN waive their college application fee throughout the month. Others waive the fee throughout the year.
about 19 hours ago, Travis Vake
Seniors -here is the first scholarship bulletin.
about 21 hours ago, Travis Vake
It was a great day at the IRC Conference Cross Country Meet yesterday!
Congrats to our Varsity All-Conference runners, Carter and Destiny!
Congrats to 3rd place JH runner, Shira!
Also, the seniors were recognized at the Iron Range Conference meet. Thank you to Tristen, Carter, Charlie, and Destiny for your years of dedication to Chisholm Cross Country!
about 21 hours ago, Travis Vake
FIRST PLACE! Huge congratulations to the JV Knowledge Bowl "Team 1" for dominating their very first meet of the season! Not only did they take first place, but they finished an outstanding 12 points ahead of their nearest competitor.
1 day ago, Travis Vake
The Chisholm fire department came to visit both of our preschool classes. We all got together in one room while fighter fighter’s, Dillon and Jeremy talked to the kids about what is not safe to play with, (matches, lighters, candles, stoves, etc) and how to stop-drop-and roll. Jeremy put on all of his gear to show the kids what a fire fighter looks like and to not be afraid of them. The kids really enjoyed going out and looking at the big fire truck!
1 day ago, Travis Vake
Good Luck Bluestreaks!
2 days ago, Travis Vake
Calling CHS Alumni!
2 days ago, Travis Vake
Events Today!
3 days ago, Travis Vake
The 8th grade Truth About Drugs class participated in hands-on activities using Fatal Vision Goggles to experience the effects of impairment- including field sobriety tests, a memory challenge, and bowling.
These activities help students understand how drugs and alcohol can impact coordination, judgment, and reaction time.
Special thanks to Lieutenant Karasti and Officer Karolczak with Chisholm PD for joining us.!
3 days ago, Samantha Barabe
Junior High Football Schedule Change!
5 days ago, Travis Vake
Morning Weight Room Views were pretty cool this morning!
6 days ago, Travis Vake
Chisholm Public Schools (ISD 695) proudly joins communities across Minnesota and the nation in recognizing and celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Day on October 12th.
Here on the Iron Range, we acknowledge and honor the ancestral, traditional, and contemporary homelands of Indigenous nations, particularly the Ojibwe (Anishinaabe) and Dakota people. This day is a dedicated time to celebrate the rich cultures, resilience, sovereignty, and vital contributions of Native American communities past, present, and future.
For our Bluestreak students, educators, and staff, Indigenous Peoples’ Day is an opportunity to listen, reflect, and deepen our understanding. In our classrooms and across our district, we remain committed to uplifting Indigenous voices, sharing accurate histories, and fostering a community rooted in mutual respect, curiosity, and inclusion.
We invite our entire school family—students, families, alumni, and community partners—to join us in learning more about Native history, traditions, and contemporary experiences.
Explore & Learn More:
Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI): Access student and educator resources, online exhibitions, and perspectives on the history of this day at americanindian.si.edu.
Why Treaties Matter (Minnesota Indian Affairs Council partnership): Explore the history, sovereignty, and culture of the 11 tribal nations across Minnesota at treatiesmatter.org.
Minnesota Indian Affairs Council (MIAC): Find statewide educational resources, tribal government directories, and history at mn.gov/indian-affairs.
#ChisholmISD695 #BluestreakPride #IndigenousPeoplesDay #LearnAndHonor
7 days ago, Darren Landgren
Upcoming Event from ECFE!
8 days ago, Travis Vake
Last Chance to buy Boba and support the Valentini's Pink Night Angel Fund fundraiser through the Student Council will be at Thursday night's volleyball game vs Hibbing!
8 days ago, Travis Vake
To start the 6th-grade Minnesota Studies class this year, we made identity markers. (They are shapes with words you use to describe yourself.) We then put them on the wall, connecting commonalities between all of us in 6th grade. Students were surprised to see how much they all have in common. As we go through the history of Minnesota, this will help us see more connections. Not only connections to each other but also to the history of themselves and their family in Minnesota.
9 days ago, Travis Vake
Bluestreaks - Mark Your Calendars!!
9 days ago, Travis Vake
Good evening Chisholm families. This is a reminder that if you are participating in the Chisholm PTSA Club Choice Fall Fundraiser, all packets are due no later than tomorrow, 10/6. All K through 6 packets should be turned in to students teachers. Any 7 through 12 packets should be turned into the office. If you have any questions or issues please contact the Chisholm PTSA at
chisholmptsa@gmail.com or call PTSA President Kimberly Kruchoski at 218-969-7511. Thank you for supporting the Chisholm PTSA, our students, staff, and community!
9 days ago, Samantha Barabe
As we approach Indigenous Peoples' Day on the second Monday of the month, we invite our entire school community to celebrate the rich heritage and enduring presence of Minnesota’s Indigenous nations: the Dakota and the Anishinaabe (Ojibwe). To bring this celebration out of the history books and into our daily lives, we have launched a building-wide "Language Walk." Hidden in plain sight across the campus—from the cafeteria to the gymnasium, and on the doors of our classrooms—are beautiful placards translating everyday school items into both Indigenous languages. We encourage you—our students, staff, and visitors—to take a closer look, sound out the words, and help us honor the original languages of this land as you walk the halls this week.
10 days ago, Darren Landgren
Grades 7-12 Quarter 1 Mid-Terms are now viewable on Powerschool.
13 days ago, Samantha Barabe
