Tonight is an eventful night in Alma. The boys' basketball team will take on the Osseo-Fairchild Thunder, and extra entertainment from the Little Dribblers and Little Dancers. If you are unable to attend, tune in with the link below.

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6 months ago, Tori Creighton
Promotional graphic for a varsity basketball game. On the left, a photo shows a player in a white Eagles jersey (#10) jumping for a layup while a defender in a black jersey (#5) contests the shot near the hoop, with spectators seated in the gym behind them. On the right, large blue text reads “GAME DAY.” Below are team logos with “Eagles vs Thunder,” followed by “Friday, 20 February 2026,” “@ ALMA,” and “Varsity @ 7:15.”

🎉🍪 IT’S BAKE SALE DAY 🍪🎉
Tonight’s the night! Join P.I.E. at Alma Area School from 5:00–9:00 PM for a sweet treat during an action-packed evening of school spirit!
🏀 Eagles Boys Basketball (Varsity, JV & C-Team) vs. Osseo-Fairchild
💃 Little Dribblers & Little Dancers performances
🎶 Eagles Pep Band bringing the energy
And of course… the P.I.E. Bake Sale!
We’ll be set up just outside the big gym with a variety of delicious baked goods and snacks — all individually portioned and just $2 each. Perfect for game night!
💵 Cash, check, and Venmo accepted.
Every purchase helps support field trips, classroom supplies, playground improvements, and special student events for our amazing Alma students. ❤️
Come hungry — we’re pretty sure we’ll have your favorite treat in stock!
See you tonight 🦅✨

6 months ago, Steph Noll
Bright, colorful bake sale fundraiser flyer with festive banners and stars. Text reads ‘Bake Sale Fundraiser’ on Friday, February 20th, from 5 PM to 9 PM at Alma School outside the Big Gym, hosted by Parents Involved in Education. Items for sale include cakes, pies, cookies, brownies, donuts, bars, and more for $2 per item. Funds support activity days, playground improvements, field trips, and classroom supplies. Images of a cupcake with a strawberry and chocolate-chip cookies appear at the bottom, along with a QR code for donations.

When it snows, our elementary students collaborate to build a snowman at recess!

6 months ago, Steph Noll
Several children in winter clothing collaborate to roll snowballs across a snow-covered hill as they build a snowman. The hillside is lightly covered with snow, with some exposed grass visible. Bare trees and brush form a wooded background beneath a cloudy winter sky.
Several children in winter clothing collaborate to assemble a snowman across a snow-covered hill. In the foreground, one child in a blue and black jacket, one child  in a bright orange snowsuit and another in a pink and gray jacket push the snowball together ontop of the base of the snowman. The hillside is lightly covered with snow, with some exposed grass visible. Bare trees and brush form a wooded background beneath a cloudy winter sky.
Several children in winter clothing collaborate to roll a large snowball across a snow-covered hill as they build a snowman. In the foreground, one child in a blue and black jacket and another in a pink and gray jacket push the snowball together. Other children, including one in a bright orange snowsuit and another crouching farther up the hill, play in the snow nearby. The hillside is lightly covered with snow, with some exposed grass visible. Bare trees and brush form a wooded background beneath a cloudy winter sky.
Several children in winter clothing collaborate to assemble a snowman across a snow-covered hill. In the foreground, one child in a blue and black jacket and another in a pink and gray jacket push the snowball together. Other children, including one in a bright orange snowsuit and another crouching farther up the hill, play in the snow nearby. The hillside is lightly covered with snow, with some exposed grass visible. Bare trees and brush form a wooded background beneath a cloudy winter sky.
Several children in winter clothing collaborate to assemble a snowman across a snow-covered hill. Two students, one in an orange and black coat and one in a black and grey coat with their back to the camera working on a three ball snowman. The hillside is lightly covered with snow, with some exposed grass visible. Bare trees and brush form a wooded background beneath a cloudy winter sky.
Several children and a teacher  in winter clothing posing with the finished snowman. One student off to the side in black jacket in bottom of photo, one with a pink hat and white and black jacket, one with a bright orange and black jacket, one with a black jack and a teacher in a black jacket pose in front of the snowman. The hillside is lightly covered with snow, with some exposed grass visible. Bare trees and brush form a wooded background beneath a cloudy winter sky.

Last week’s elementary Valentine’s Day parties were full of sweet treats and even sweeter friendships!

6 months ago, Sarah Burrow
A collage highlighting Valentine’s Day activities in elementary classrooms. The top images show students at their desks participating in class parties, exchanging Valentine bags and treats, and engaging in classroom activities. A red banner across the center reads “Valentine’s Day Fun.” The bottom image shows a group of six elementary students standing together with arms around each other, smiling and dressed in red, pink, and Valentine-themed clothing in a bright classroom setting.
6 months ago, Tori Creighton
Graphic promoting a varsity basketball game. Large blue text reads “GAMEDAY” at the top and bottom. In the center, a photo shows a player in a white Eagles jersey (#4) dribbling the ball while driving past a defender in a purple Independence jersey (#10) on an indoor court. Text at the top says “@Blair-Taylor” and “Varsity @ 7:15.” Bottom text reads “Eagles vs Wildcats.”
Last Thursday, Little Dribblers took place in Pepin! Here are some pictures of them showing off their skills! Come cheer them on this Friday before the boys' varsity game!
Photo Credit: Eagle Eye Photography
6 months ago, Nessa Noll
A young girl is captured mid-stride while dribbling. Her hair is flying behind her, showing her speed and movement.
A boy named "Theo" (name written on the ball) is shown in a low, athletic crouch, practicing a controlled dribble near the sideline.
A young girl is concentrated on her ball-handling, keeping her body squared as she prepares her next move.
A young boy is looking down at the ball, focusing on the mechanics of his dribble and hand placement.
Congratulations to the boys’ basketball team for earning an impressive win over the Augusta Beavers last Friday. Great work, Eagles!
6 months ago, Macy Stewart
High school basketball players in white Eagles uniforms stand on the court beside a graphic showing the final score, Eagles 70 and Augusta 59, with both teams’ logos displayed.
Sixth grader, Aubree Rolbiecki, is this week's Student of the Week. Aubree is the youngest child of Samantha and Matt Rolbiecki and the youngest sibling of Tristan Rolbecki, who is in 8th grade at Alma. During school, Aubree likes math class with Mrs. Glander; she likes how she is allowed to work at her own pace with the new program, Alex. Aubree favors Mrs. Glander and Mr. Hoolihan because of the fun environment that they bring to Alma and learning in general. She is a very busy girl, participating in volleyball, basketball, softball, and, as long as her own games don’t interfere, she and her two closest friends manage the girls' basketball team. While managing, she looks to Macy Stewart and Tori Creighton as her biggest role models. Aubree likes watching their style of play and continues to learn from them each game. She would say her hobbies are sports and swimming in the summertime, whether that’s in a pool or in the river. When asked if she had anything else to say, Aubree said, “Go Eagles.” Congratulations, Aubree, and keep up the great work.
6 months ago, Tori Creighton
A smiling young child with light brown hair stands against a white cinderblock wall, wearing a maroon UW–La Crosse hoodie.
Elijah Demers, better known as Eli, is a first grader from Alma. He is the son of Kelly and Mitchell Demers and has two siblings, Elenor and Grayson. Eli’s favorite colors are blue and red, and his favorite subject to learn about is math. When it comes to school lunch, he loves pizza dippers the most. Eli enjoys playing basketball and hopes to play football when he gets older. His favorite football team is the Green Bay Packers. During recess, he likes to play four-square and go sledding when there is snow. Outside of school, Eli loves playing with his trucks, especially his favorite one, the Cemitruck with a red cab. When he grows up, Eli wants to become a police officer. He has a big heart and thinks helping people would be an important job. Eli has many pets at home, including two dogs, a cat, one bunny, three goats, some chickens, and two ducks. Eli says Alma is nice with good toys, and he enjoys being part of his community. Congratulations, Eli, on being Student Of The Week
6 months ago, Sarah Burrow
This Weeks Student of the Week Elijah Demers
6 months ago, Alma Area Schools
Eagle head Logo
Happy Valentines Day from Alma Area Schools to you!
6 months ago, Imani Lopez-Elliott
Valentines day card from us to you!
Congratulations to the Lady Eagles on defeating the Eau Claire Immanuel Lancers last night. Good luck to the girls as they finish up conference play and head into the tournament!
6 months ago, Macy Stewart
Graphic showing a girls basketball final score of 47–25 with the Eagles winning, and Ayva Tulip holding a basketball beside a scoreboard-style design with team logos.
Prom and Homecoming dress donations!
6 months ago, Bella Brouillard
This image is a soft, elegant flyer showing a sparkly champagne-colored prom dress hanging on a dark hanger in front of a sunlit window. The left side contains warm-toned text that says “Share the Sparkle” and explains a dress donation drive for prom and homecoming dresses to help those who can’t afford them
Congratulations to this week's Elementary Alma Pride Winners! Keep up the great work on showing your Alma Pride.
6 months ago, Tori Creighton
Six elementary-aged children stand side by side in front of a classroom bulletin board that reads “Linked together by KINDNESS.” The board is decorated with colorful letters, paper chain links, and small photos. The children are smiling and dressed casually in T-shirts, sweatshirts, jeans, and sneakers.

The Eagles take on the Augusta Beavers tonight in Pepin. C-Team begins at 4:30, JV begins at 5:45, and Varsity begins at 7:15.
Live Link-https://fan.hudl.com/.../pepinalma-high-school/schedule...

6 months ago, Imani Lopez-Elliott
Game day picture. Eagles and Beavers face off tonight in Pepin. C- Team begins at 4:30,  JV at 5:45, and Varsity at 7:15.

The Eagles are taking on Eau Claire Immanuel tonight! Come cheer them on in Pepin; JV starts at 5:45, Varsity at 7:15.
Live Link- https://fan.hudl.com/.../pepinalma-high-school/schedule...

6 months ago, Imani Lopez-Elliott
Game day picture. Game tonight at Pepin High school against Eau Claire Immanuel. JV game starts at 5:45 and Varsity at 7:15.
The Alma School District is excited to announce the addition of a new flight simulator through the Students in Aviation program, now integrated into our Fab Lab. This hands-on learning tool aligns with our LIFToFFS focus on personalized learning and future-ready skills, allowing students to explore the basics of flight, build STEM skills, and engage with real-world aviation concepts safely and engagingly. Far more than a game, the simulator allows students to follow their individual interests in aerospace, physics, and engineering through inquiry-driven, self-paced instruction. Students will begin using the simulator in the near future as part of upcoming lessons designed to spark curiosity and introduce career pathways in aviation and related fields.
#StudentsInAviation #SIA #Aviation
6 months ago, Nessa Noll
A picture of the new flight simulator.
Members of the Alma community came to the school to make basketball T-shirts with the assistance of Mrs. Glander. They used the new vinyl cutter in the Fab Lab to make these designs. They then used the t-shirt press to complete the look. Thank you everyone for participating in this fun filled event!
6 months ago, Bella Brouillard
Many people holding custom made shirts that have a basketball and writing on them.
Both the girls and boys Eagles came up short in tough conference matchups against Independence-Gilmanton last night. We’re wishing both teams the best as they look to bounce back with wins later this week.
6 months ago, Macy Stewart
Graphic reading “Dairyland Conference Final Score” above a photo of six girls basketball players sitting on a gym floor holding a wooden paddle trophy, with the score shown as 37–69 between two team logos.
Graphic announcing “Dairyland Conference Final Score” featuring basketball player, Justin Bergmann, holding the ball with the score displayed as 68–77 between two team logos.