Congratulations to junior Imani Lopez-Elliott for winning high school student of the week! Daughter of Addie and Gabriel, Imani has a full year in front of her. With the aim to study early education, she looks forward to her goal of attending a four year college and taking a semester abroad in Europe. She is also interested in tutoring younger children. As of right now however, her favorite class is yearbook, and she is excited for Christmas break. Imani is in both volleyball and dance, specifically pom and kick, and she has a lyrical solo that she hopes to take to state competition. Despite her favorite color being purple, Imani favors the deep red coat of a fox. She also loves Alfredo and hot chocolate. Great job Imani! We look forward to seeing your future achievements.
about 1 hour ago, Olivia Austin
It's that time of the year! The basketball clothing order is active until November 8th; make sure you purchase early! From beanies to keep your head warm as the weather changes to a wide range of hoodies, sport some Eagle pride this winter and support our basketball teams as they start out their season. All orders are final and will be processed on November 8th before being brought to the school where they will be distributed.
Buy your new Eagle merch today:
https://cvsports.chipply.com/eaglesbasketballabout 2 hours ago, Olivia Austin
Last week, the national FFA convention took place in Indianapolis, Indiana. Selected FFA members attended this event and some even won awards. Congratulations to Finley Noll, Madalyn Wick, and Addison Johnson for obtaining their American FFA degree! This is an accomplishment that gives our school great pride.
about 4 hours ago, Olivia Austin
This week's Elementary student of the week is preschooler Maxwell McGrane. Max is the son of Jessica Gusa and Dan McGrane. He has two older brothers, Dillon and Emmet, and an older sister, Leah. Max likes to play baseball and is excited to start playing tee-ball. Math is his favorite subject, and he's excited for the Halloween parade and all the festivities. He likes scary movie characters, and if money weren't a big deal, he'd definitely choose to be Chucky, but as a second option, he wants to be a construction worker. Lastly, Max's favorite color is blue, and his favorite animal is a puppy. Congratulations, Max, and keep up the good work. We can't wait to watch you grow and flourish at Alma Schools!
about 9 hours ago, Emma McMahon
Senior Hunter Schmalzriedt is this week's high school student of the week. He is the son of Carly and Blake Brommer, and he has seven siblings. In his free time and after school, he enjoys hunting, fishing, and golfing, and he also works at the Corral in Durand. Hunter's favorite class is shop, and he's excited to graduate this year and attend UW-Stout for business next fall. Carly, his mom, is his biggest influence. She's very hardworking and always reminds him to keep pushing and not give up. Congratulations, Hunter, and good luck with the rest of your senior year!
about 9 hours ago, Emma McMahon
The W-K-A-P Cross Country team had another outstanding meet in St. Charles this past week. The team attended the Three Rivers Conference Meet on October 22, 2026. The Wabasha-Kellogg-Alma-Pepin girls cross country team finished 7th in the 10-team conference meet. The Wabasha-Kellogg-Alma-Pepin boys cross country team finished in 3rd place, their highest team finish at the conference meet ever. The Falcon boys landed 3 runners on the All-Conference team. Big congratulations to Griffin Riesgraf – 3rd (16:41), Fritz Riesgraf – 11th (17:58), Bryson Hooihan – 12th (18:01). The Falcons' next meet is the Section 1A Meet at Northern Hills Golf Course in Rochester on Thursday, October 29. This meet is the State Qualifying meet. The girls' race is at 3:00 pm, with the boys' race to follow at 3:45 pm. The top 2 teams in each race qualify for state, as well as the top 7 individuals NOT on one of the qualifying teams! Good luck with your next meet and run hard!
3 days ago, Emma McMahon
Last night Addison Johnson (daughter of Beau and Jenny Johnson and 2025 Graduate of Alma High School) WON her Dairy Production Placement Proficiency at the NATIONAL Level. To qualify for nationals you have to win at the state level first, which she did back in June. She had to submit a lengthy application and years of record keeping as long with going through an interview process. An amazing accomplishment and LOTS of hard work and dedication by Addison, her family, Ms. J and many people who have helped her along the way. What a accomplishment it is to be recognized at the National level! CONGRATULATIONS to Addison, her family and Ms. J!
3 days ago, Emma McMahon
Congratulations to this week's elementary Alma Pride winners: Landon, Fletcher, Hadley, Emma M., Piper, Madison. Way to go, Eagles, and keep up the outstanding work!
3 days ago, Emma McMahon
3 days ago, Alma Area Schools
Eagles football plays Bangor at Pepin tonight for round one of playoffs. Good luck Eagles and play hard!
3 days ago, Emma McMahon
Tuesday the 20th was the day to come hear some music! Both band and choir's sixth, seventh, and eighth grade performed in their first concert of the year. From the vocals of the fall season such as "Stick Season" to the upbeat tempo of "Happy", the middle school shared their best music to all families and friends who attended in support of the students and Alma's music program. We're looking forward to the next performance, see you there! Go Eagles!
4 days ago, Olivia Austin
Monday the 19th was a beautiful day for the elementary's Track and Field day! From high jump to relay racing, the entire elementary student body was given the opportunity to participate in some friendly competition and enjoy the day outside. Split up into grade groups, each student was able to choose the events they wanted to compete in, including high jump, long jump, jump rope, softball throw, frisbee toss, hurdles, 50 meter dash, 100 meter dash, 400 meter dash, and relay. Congratulations to all our event winners as well!
This event was a blast, all thanks to Phy. Ed. teacher Tim Ruff, paraprofessional Hailee Mcquistion, student aide Melanie Inglett, student volunteers: Hunter Schmalzriedt, Garret Krause, Max Carothers, Kevin Bauer, Anders Johansen, Macy Stewart, Nessa Noll, Alivia Elliott, Emma McMahon, Alexis Koch, Olivia Larson, and many more. A huge thank you to all those who took time off their day to come out and watch too! It truly does make all the difference.
We would like to give special shout-outs to all the organizations and people who contributed as well: Dairyland Power, the Alma P.I.E. Club, Chippewa Valley Sporting Goods, Betty Glander and Rivermen Industries, and more.
4 days ago, Olivia Austin
Last week the junior high class took a trip to the Alma Public Library to pick out some books to read and to enjoy the new space. There, they were able to browse among the available titles in both the young adult and adult sections to find books. They also were given the chance to ask one of the library staff to search for a specific book or series that was of interest to them and request to hold it. All such amazing things at the library! A special shout-out and thank you to the library director: Laura, and all of the library staff who collaborated with the school to make trips like these possible!
4 days ago, Olivia Austin
The Lady Eagles head to Marshfield to take on Columbus Catholic for Regional Level two. Good luck ladies and play hard. Go Eagles!
4 days ago, Emma McMahon
The Lady Eagles head to Eleva-Strum tonight. Good luck Eagles and play hard!
6 days ago, Emma McMahon
7 days ago, Melissa Krzoska
Congratulations on the elementary student of the week for this week: Elouise Green! The only daughter of Kiera and William "Bill" Green, Elouise has begun third grade this year and has been greatly enjoying switching classrooms throughout the school day for a change of scenery. With two dogs, one goldfish, and two turtles---one baby and one adult---Elouise's family has plenty of action. She enjoys challenging her mind by solving complex 100-piece puzzles in her free time, though TV and YouTube time are also appreciated. Despite her favorite class being mathematics, Elouise looks forward to achieving her dream job of either a dance instructor or singer. Due to this, she hopes to hone her vocal skills in choir in middle school. Her favorite food is the mini pancakes that her father makes, and her favorite drink is flavorful lemonade that doesn't have too much sugar in it. Otherwise, her favorite color and animal are as follows: teal and elephants. Great job Elouise! We look forward to seeing you succeed!
7 days ago, Olivia Austin
This week's student of the week is sixth grader Finnian Smith. Finn is the youngest son of Matt and Marcy Smith and the younger brother of Josh. Finn has three dogs and five cats. He really enjoys spending his free time out in nature camping; he also enjoys playing basketball, baseball, football, and also playing the drums. Finn's favorite class is Social Studies, and this year he's most looking forward to the last day of school festivities. When Finn grows up, he wants to be a cartoonist. Congratulations, Finn, and keep up the good work.
7 days ago, Emma McMahon
