Chamberlain High School, SD

05/11/2024

Class of 2024

10/25/2022

HELP is needed! Chamberlain High School, SD is asking for blood donations today (Tue, Oct. 25) to save local patients lives. Community Blood Bank (SD, MN, and IA) will be taking blood from 7:30am to 3:30pm. We are currently critically short for all blood types, please join us today. Walk-ins are welcome or call 605-360-4560 to schedule your donation. You have the power to provide hope!

08/13/2022

Bond Information You Need to Know...

The Chamberlain School District is faced with a tough decision. The School District and Design Team have completed drawings for a new K-5 elementary school and a competition gym addition to the current Middle/High School that would replace the aging armory. At the onset of this project, and in fact....

06/21/2022

07/07/2021

--Friday night activities begin at 6 in the Chamberlain Community Center with a social. Appetizers and drinks will be available. A small donation is appreciated to cover costs.
--Howard Elrod will be honored, with his family in attendance, in the meeting room in the Chamberlain Community Center as well.
--Saturday morning kick off your day with the golf tournament. Registration starts at 9:30.
--Saturday evening join the fun at the Alumni Street Dance outside the Silver Dollar Bar.

08/03/2019

The first day of school on 8/21 is right around the corner!

06/01/2019

Here are some incredible pictures of the flooding in Chamberlain.

01/28/2018

For up-to-date info on Cubs activities, check out Cub Nation!

10/10/2017

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White River, South Dakota

An astronaut aboard the International Space Station focused a camera on the White River where it pours milky-colored water into the blue-green of Lake Francis Case. The White River’s name—Makhízita wakpá, or “White Dirt River” in the Lakota language—derives from the white sediment it carries from erosion and weathering of rocks and soils upstream, especially limestone and volcanic ash from sources near South Dakota’s Badlands. (The white rocks exposed in the Badlands are visible in this photograph from the early days of the ISS.)

Lake Francis Case is an artificial reservoir on the Missouri River, and it fills the entire width of the Missouri River valley, marked by low but steep bluffs that line both shores. For scale, the bridge and causeway where Interstate Highway 90 crosses the reservoir (at the town of Chamberlain) is a mile long (1.6 kilometers). The town is the local commercial center for the many farms that surround Red Lake (top left).

https://go.nasa.gov/2y3nD3X