Yesterday, 9th-12th grade students from Alma, Pepin, Plum City, Durand, and Gilmanton, got the opportunity to sit down and listen to Nathan Wray. Nathan is a motivational speaker for his drug misuse. He uses facts to inform students about the dangers of drugs.
Congratulations to the Alma-Pepin Junior High Band on their outstanding performance at large group contest today! They performed with excellence and received a first rating from all three judges. Way to go!
Reel-Kids Fishing League Flyer
MS Track Meet at C-FC has been CANCELED- The meet will not be rescheduled
MS Track practice at Alma
HS Golf Meet at Mondovi has been POSTPONED to Friday, May 3 at 4:00
NO MS or HS Golf practice tonight
HS Track will practice in Alma
HS Baseball and Softball games are POSTPONED. They are rescheduled for May 9 in Pepin - Baseball and Softball will practice in Pepin
Clare Jumbeck is the student of the week. Clare loves Alma School, especially the sports. She is involved in volleyball, basketball, track, trap, and softball. On top of that, Clare is also in band! Outside of school, she enjoys hunting. Her parents are Bob and Tanya Jumbeck and siblings are Wil and Ty. If Clare could change anything about Alma, she would choose to have no homework. Her favorite teacher is the third grade teacher, Ms. Baab. Congratulations Clare!
Here is the Eagle Weekly for the week of April 15-20. Reminder to check throughout the week for any changes due to weather. Have a great week!
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Zoey Danzinger is the Valedictorian of the class of 2024. She plans on attending Hamline University in St. Paul. Zoey is planning on studying biology and competing on the gymnastics team. At Alma, Zoey participates in BCPC, Teen Court, Yearbook, band, and NHS. Congratulations Zoey!
Ashley Bartelt is the Salutatorian for this year's class of 2024. She is going to be attending UW-Madison and majoring in business. Currently, Ashley is a part of the Yearbook Committee, Softball, Teen Court, BCPC, Student Council, Band, and NHS. Congratulations Ashley!
Congratulations to the Alma and Pepin music students for their outstanding performance at the solo and ensemble festival in Alma on Saturday, April 6. As you can see, the students did an amazing job, with six events qualifying for the state level in May.
We also would like to thank the following people who helped with the festival by either working and/or bringing bars for for the concession stand: Sharaya Reed, Amanda Rundquist, Lora Johansen, Andrea Goeldner, Phoebe Goeldner, Amp Lisowski, Rachel Midtovne, Brenda Creighton, Olivia Austin, Danielle Schalinske, Sandra and Preston Kitzmann, Stefanie Danzinger, Nicki Carothers, Holly Schams, and Abby Myren. A special thank you to DeeDee Johnson for posting results and Mary Meixner and Carol Wieczorek for helping me to organize the food.
Congratulations students and thank you everyone!
Wisconsin State Telecommunications Association (WSTA) is hosting the second annual Fiber Frenzy E-Sports Tournament featuring the game, Rocket League. The top 5 teams will walk away with $4,000 in cash prizes! Teams of 3 from across the state will compete at various regional events across the state. CCT is hosting a virtual regional qualifier tournament (open only to CCT customers and students who go to C-FC or Alma Schools) on May 4th at 7PM. The top 3 teams from the CCT regional will move on to the State Finals held at Chula Vista Resort in Wisconsin Dells, May 18th & 19th. There is NO ENTRY FEE for teams. If you have any questions, please contact CCT CEO Shawn Squires at 608.248.2323. Shawn has also been copied in on this email so feel free to contact him.
Sign up today at https://mailchi.mp/maadtelco/fiber-frenzy
Sign up for the April 23rd KIDS in the KITCHEN Class below.
Mrs. Meixner is planning an 'Out of School Time' event for students to learn in the kitchen. We'd love for you to join the FUN!
Session 1 with kindergarten & Grade 1 begins at 4PM
Session 2 with 2nd & 3rd grade begins at 5 PM
Session 3 with 4th, 5th & 6th begins at 6PM
Classes will last approximately 1 hour
Access the link below for the SIGN UP form:
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Despite the cloudy skies here, we created our own eclipse using Oreos and watching a live stream of the event! The first graders thought the eclipse "tasted" great!
Winona State University Invited the Juniors to a Resume workshop where they got to improve their resumes and learn important career-building skills. Following the workshop, they got a tour of the campus. Thank you Winona State for giving our students such an opportunity.
Eat School Breakfast and Energize Your Day!
UPDATE Monday, April 8: Baseball vs Ellsworth has been moved to Brown's Sports Complex in Hager City. Address is: County Road VV and 163 rd Avenue, Hager City, Wisconsin 54014. Game will start at 4:30
Eagle Softball will play at C-FC. Varsity game starts at 5:00 and 3 JV Innings to follow.
Exciting NEWS! The Rivermen Industry Organization is holding an Out of School Time event on April 17 to create metal art. Please see the flier. The Google Form link to SIGN UP is HERE: https://forms.gle/sQNZ2iJATFRBsEWAA
Third grader Mallory Henthorn is this week's student of the week. Mallory was born on October 19 and is nine years old. She loves learning about math with her teacher Mrs. Baab. Mallory always enjoys it when the cook, Mary, makes donuts for breakfast and pepperoni pizza for lunch. Mallory lives at home with her parents, her older brother, Collin, and her yellow lab Remi. Outside of school, she loves playing basketball, softball, and flag football; although, she favors basketball over all other sports. Mallory has dreams of becoming a WNBA player one day in the future. After a family trip to Yellowstone, Mallory suddenly discovered that her favorite animal would be the buffalo. Mallory loves the sweet treat of gummy Skittles. Congratulations Mallory on becoming the student of the week.
Eagle Weekly for April 8-13
Make sure to check daily for updates with the spring weather ever changing!
Have a great week!
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The elementary students enjoyed their field trip to Beaver Creek Reserve. They got to learn about shelter building, which is a necessity in the wilderness and then got a chance to build their own! Next, they learned about tinder, kindling, and different log positions for fire making. After lunch, the they got a chance to shoot archery in the snow. It was quite an adventure! Lastly, they got a chance to see a live owl that lives at the center!
Thursday was an eventful day for the senior class as they headed down to Cochrane-Fountain City for Senior Day with the rest of Buffalo County Seniors. They listened to speakers Mike McGowan, Mike Osmond, and Shane Urness who shared stories and strong advice relating to drug and alcohol abuse.
