Good evening. There is no doubt that Sunday’s winter storm was very impactful. Talking with the county they are still seeing additional drifting and to give them time to get those areas cleaned up in the morning we will be delaying school 2 hours. Again, the Alma School District will be starting with a two hour delay on Tuesday, March 17th. Thanks and make it a great day.
32 minutes ago, Alma Area Schools
Please join us for our 4th Annual Student Art Sale at Spring Fling!
We are very excited to be doing a gardening theme this year! The students are working hard on their pieces right now, so we don't yet have photos to show you. We're looking forward to the big unveiling and think this will be a really fun showing, as some of the garden art will actually be art for your garden!
Alma Area School Cafeteria
Saturday, March 28th, 2026
9am-2pm
Take this opportunity to support your young loved one and purchase their artwork for a good cause! Proceeds go to PIE (Parents Involved in Education). Funds are used for special events, field trips, books, technology advancements, classroom supplies and/or playground improvements. We hope to see you there!
about 11 hours ago, Sherry Brevick
garden
Emma Elsenpeter, fourth grader, is this week's Student of the Week. Emma is the youngest daughter of Dan and Sara, and the younger sister of freshman, Elizabeth. During school, Emma loves learning about math because of all the fun group projects her class gets to participate in. She is a very busy girl; she plays volleyball, basketball, softball, and dance. Softball is her overall favorite, and in dance she favors kick. Outside of all her sports, she takes care of her 21 pets, which consist of dogs, cats, chickens, ducks, a rabbit, and a parakeet. During the summer, Emma loves being outdoors. She enjoys going to the swimming pool and riding her bike. In the future, Emma sees herself as an elementary teacher. Congratulations, Emma, keep up the great work!
about 12 hours ago, Tori Creighton
A young girl stands on an outdoor basketball court on a sunny day with trees and a grassy field in the background.
Brody Schams, a sophomore at Alma, is this week’s Student of the Week. Brody says his favorite part about going to Alma is the small class sizes and how personal the school feels. His all-time favorite teacher is Mrs. Burrow because she is nice and funny. Although he didn’t have her class this year, he hopes to have her again next year. Brody’s favorite classes are Shop with Mr. Reed, where he enjoys the creative freedom it offers. Outside of school, he is involved in FFA and helps his parents, Holly and Ben, around the family farm. His siblings, Bo and Brynn, help take care of their dog, Luna. After high school, Brody plans to attend a technical college. Congratulations to Brody on being Student of the Week! Keep up the great work.
about 12 hours ago, Melissa Krzoska
This Weeks Student of the week Brody Schams
Congratulations to this week's Senior Spotlights: Elizabeth and Braiden Graner!
about 14 hours ago, Nessa Noll
Braiden Graner is a member of the Class of 2026. Looking back on his time in high school, Braiden says he will most miss playing football, participating in band, and spending time with his friends. He also wants to give a special shout-out to his favorite teacher, Mr. Kilian. After graduation, Braiden plans to attend CVTC before transferring to UW-Madison to pursue his dream of becoming a Meteorologist.
Elizabeth Graner is a proud member of the Class of 2026. As she prepares to graduate, Elizabeth reflects that the thing she will miss most about high school is spending time with her friends. She would also like to recognize her favorite teachers, Mrs. Burrow and Mr. Engstrand, for their impact on her journey. Looking ahead to the future, Elizabeth's plans after high school include attending UWL to study Archeology.
Alma Schools will be CLOSED, Monday, March 16 due to the weather. This will NOT be an E-learning day. There will be no evening activities.
1 day ago, Alma Area Schools
The Alma School District is seeking a dynamic, forward-thinking educator for a unique, multi-disciplinary role. You will spend your mornings grounding students in the core principles of Junior High Science and your afternoons leading our state-of-the-art Fab Lab, with a specialized focus on Integrated Agriscience. This position would be starting in the 2026-27 school year. Those interested, please fill out the teacher application below. Below is also a job posting for the position with more information. If you have any questions, please contact Rob Stewart, Superintendent at stewartr@alma.k12.wi.us or by phone at 608-685-4416.

• Teacher and Substitute Teacher Application - https://aptg.co/hZKv0r
• JH Science, Ag, Fab Lab Teacher Posting- https://aptg.co/p4ZNhX
4 days ago, Alma Area Schools
Sign that says Job Posting with a thumb tack in the corner
Congratulations to the Alma and Pepin select 7th and 8th grade students who represented our schools at the Couleeland Honors Choir in Whitehall on Thursday, March 5th. Your outstanding performance, dedication, and musicianship made us incredibly proud. Thank you for representing our vocal program with excellence and pride! Pictured left to right: Rilynn Ganz, Delaney Lehnartz, Maya Bray, Natalie Bergquist, Ashlynn Jahnke, Sophia Larson, Mya Moline, Jack Loewenhagen, Kori Gusa
6 days ago, Amanda Rundquist
2026CouleelandChoir

Congratulations to last week's Elementary Alma Pride!

7 days ago, Nessa Noll
 Gemini said In the image, five children are standing in a row in front of a white wall decorated with a "Lucky 2 Learn" banner and St. Patrick's Day-themed "If a Leprechaun gave me three wishes..." worksheets.
One of this week's Senior Spotlights is Tessa Danzinger! Congratulations, Tessa!
7 days ago, Imani Lopez-Elliott
Senior Spotlight for this week. Tessa Danzinger, Class of 2026.
Congratulations, Tori, on being one of this week's Senior Spotlight!
7 days ago, Bella Brouillard
Senior spotlight poster for the class of 2026. An image of Tori Creighton is in the upper right-hand corner. She will miss her lunch table group as well as sports.  After high school, Tori will attend UW- Oshkosh for Nursing, and her favorite teacher is Mrs. Krzoska
WACPC honors those athletes who have a GPA of 3.5 or higher in their first Semester or Trimester. Congratulations to the following dancers who achieved this recognition! ❤️
7 days ago, Bella Brouillard
A black-and-white photo shows a group of dancers standing close together in a gym, raising their hands to hold up a large trophy that reads “Wisconsin Association of Cheer/Pom Coaches State High School Championships – 4th Place,” with the word “DANCE” on the side. Over the image, text lists the names of team members on both sides, and at the bottom it says “WACPC Scholar Athlete GPA 3.5+ Recipients,” indicating these athletes earned a 3.5 or higher GPA while competing. The background shows stadium seating, suggesting the photo was taken during a state championship event.
Last Wednesday, the National Honor Society welcomed four new members. Congratulations to Alexis Koch, Alivia Elliott, Olivia Austin, and Lorna Lisowski!
7 days ago, Tori Creighton
Four students stand behind a table with lit candles in a library, holding certificates during a recognition ceremony.
A group of students pose in a library behind a table with lit candles while several students in front hold certificates during a recognition ceremony.
Come support local vendors at this year's Spring Fling! This event will be held on March 28th at Alma Area Schools.
7 days ago, Imani Lopez-Elliott
Spring Fling Flier. March 28th at Alma Area Schools.
This week’s Student of the Week is freshman Preston Kitzmann. Preston’s current favorite song is “California Gurls” by Katy Perry, and when it comes to school lunch, pepperoni pizza is his top choice. When he has downtime, which is rare since he stays busy with football, track, trap, and powerlifting, he enjoys playing video games. Physical Education is the class Preston looks forward to most because he enjoys the fact that he gets to be active while also doing fun activities. He is especially proud of the friendships he has built this year, and outside of school, he enjoys shopping or riding his bike with friends. Preston’s favorite teacher is Mr. LeCaptain because of his enthusiasm, kindness, and ability to make a hard subject engaging.
7 days ago, Macy Stewart
This weeks student of the week, Preson Kitzmann smiling , standing against a blank white wall.
Congratulations to Macy Stewart on being selected for the 1st Team All-Conference for the 2025-2026 basketball season!
8 days ago, Macy Stewart
Graphic stating Macy Stewart, 1st team all conference in the DAIRYLAND conference, of the Alma Pepin eagles. Four pictures of number one, Macy Stewart are also included in the graphic.
Third Grader, Charles Iniguez, is this week’s Alma Elementary Student of the Week. Charles' favorite food is cheese pizza. In school, Charles loves his math class, where he gets to do his favorite, “math basics”: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. In his free time, Charles enjoys working on math sheets that his mom prints off for him. He also likes spending time with his three cats–Snowball, Pea, and Luck–as well as his dog, Nimbus. Charles wants to become an astronaut when he’s older, so he can explore what’s beyond the limit of the Milky Way. Congratulations, Charles, on being this week’s Alma Elementary Student of the Week!
8 days ago, Bella Brouillard
Smiling student standing against a white brick wall.
8 days ago, Alma Area Schools
Eagle Head logo-in white, blue and red
Tractor Safety will be held during summer school on June 22-26. Sign up here: https://forms.gle/SHbzCj9wgNGFo5fTA
10 days ago, Steph Noll
Promotional graphic for the 2026 Tractor and Farm Machinery Safety Course at Alma Area Schools. The image features a blue tractor in a field and provides the following details: The course runs June 22 to 26, from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm, for youth ages 12 to 15. Participants must attend all classes, complete homework, and pass both a written exam and a driving test for certification. Registration is required by June 12, 2026, via a QR code or the provided link: forms.gle/SHbzCj9wgNGFo5fTA. For questions, contact Alma Area School at 608-685-4416.