Voyageurs Expeditionary School

06/03/2026

Voyageurs 2026 High School Graduation has a special guest!

06/03/2026

FYI- New Bemidji Community Food Shelf hours🥰

Location: 1260 Exchange Ave S, Bemidji MN 56601

05/29/2026

VES Annual End-of-the-Year Water Balloon Fight 💦☀️🎈

A few staff members ended up getting buckets of water dumped on them by students today 😭😂

Today was our students’ last day of school, and we’re already going to miss them so much. Thank you for all the laughs, memories, and moments that made this year special. ❤️

P.S. We’ll be posting a recap reel of the school year soon, so stay tuned! 🙌🏽❤️

05/29/2026

VES 8th grade graduation 🥳

05/18/2026

We're looking for a HS Math Long-Term Substitute Teacher for the first twelve weeks of the 26-27 school year. Please help spread the word! -

View and apply for the High School Math - Long-Term Substitute at in , published .

05/14/2026

Thank you, Bemidji Pioneer

Four students from Voyageurs Expeditionary School competed in the annual MAAP STARS conference May 7-8 in Mankato, bringing home several accolades.

05/13/2026

We are so looking forward to next week - BIG time fun at school - we'll share pictures of all our dressed up creative students & staff...stay tuned 😎🤠🤪😏

05/13/2026

We are so proud of our MAAP STARS students!! Thank you, Bemidji Pioneer for the article!

Four students from Voyageurs Expeditionary School competed in the annual MAAP STARS conference May 7-8 in Mankato, bringing home several accolades.

05/13/2026

May 29th at 10:30 am 🌟 End of the Year Picnic and 8th Grade Graduation! E-Week presentations will be set up in the MS. A picnic lunch will be served at 11 AM. Taco in a bag with all the fixings, and cake for dessert. Students may leave after lunch if they are accompanied by their guardian. Hope to see you there!

05/11/2026

VES students had the opportunity to learn about Nigig (otter) teachings last week with Michael Smith. They explored Ojibwe creation story teachings and learned how the nigig plays an important role in supporting Ojibwe lodge keepers. 🦦🙌

We opened with ceremony and offered asema, food to the nigig, honoring their life and the gifts their fur has provided for our people. Students were able to deepen their understanding of culture, teachings, and also learn hands-on skills, including how to skin a nigig in a respectful and traditional way. ❤

Miigwech to Michael Smith and the LLBO Gidinawendimin Language & Culture Project for holding space and giving students this meaningful opportunity to learn and connect.