
The Alma Area Schools is currently looking for two teaching positions for the 2025-26 school year. MS English Teacher and Special Education Teacher. Please see the job postings and application below.
Application for Teaching Position: https://5il.co/2ykzs
Special Education Teacher Posting: https://5il.co/3dpzq
MS English Teacher Posting: https://5il.co/3dpzr


Track 2025:
Top Row (Left-Right): Breckin Hullopeter, Claiton Ruskin-Anderson, Milan Pesic, Liam Midtovne, Jack Juliet, Novak Pesic, Justin Bergmann
Middle Row (Left-Right): Dominic Moline, Nessa Noll, Mya Stewart, Landyn Hill, Macy Stewart, Finley Noll, Cody Moline, Emmet Hoffer
Bottom Row (Left-Right): Killian Bergmann, Finley Hullopeter, Aubrey Pommering, Joslyn Van-Allen, Jario Panzo, Bella Brouillard, Griffin Reisgraff


Senior pitcher, Allidah Luff, has officially recorded 300 career strikeouts! Luff has been the Lady Eagles' ace pitcher since her sophomore year of high school, but her career started much earlier. She started playing softball at the age of nine and fell in love instantly. She became a pitcher when she was ten and has been constantly improving ever since. She owes all of her success to her father, who spent countless hours practicing with her and traveling all over for travel ball. Congratulations, Allidah, on this amazing accomplishment, and best of luck with the rest of your senior season!


2025 Softball Team
Top Row: Hailey Marks, Lauren Carlson, Jillian Schmitt, Alivia Elliott
Middle Row: Imani Lopez-Elliott, Megan Sterry, Leah Green, Alexis Koch, Allidah Luff, Bella Bellerive
Bottom Row: Amber Meier, Aspyn Pawlak, Olivia Post, Emma McMahon, Alliah Sterry, Kennedy Carlson, Lindsay Newcomb


Alma 2025 Prom!


2025 Golf Team
Top Row: Trenton Krzoska, Gavin Weaver, Ridge Lodermeier, Anders Johansen, Coach Dan Noll.
Bottom Row: Holten Fernholz, Thomas Lorenz , Elizabeth Graner, Sarah Burrow, Jackson Reed, Wil Jumbeck.


The Alma School District welcomes you to register for summer school. This notice is for families that do not regularly attend in our district but would like to sign up for the summer session. Please contact brevicks@alma.k12.wi.us. Registration deadline is April 24th. Thank you!


Please send us pictures of your trophy birds!


This week, Heather Grotjahn and Kenalee Warner from Waumandee State Bank visited with students in Grades 1-3. They talked to the students about the importance of saving money and how to open a savings account. After the presentation, each student was given his/her own piggy bank! Thank you, Heather and Kenalee, for coming to our school.











61 pints of blood donated!!! The Alma High Schoolers helped out with another successful blood drive! A special thank you goes out to Mrs. Dierauer, who made 13 dozen cookies with her Food Education class for the blood donors to have as a sweet treat after donating. Another big thank you goes to Mrs. Kosik and Carol, who shuttled students who were volunteering back and forth from the school to St John Lutheran Church. Last but not least, a final thank you goes to the students who volunteered time out of their day to give back to their community at the local blood drive.



Congratulations to all of the students who participated in State Forensics on Saturday, April 12, at UW Madison. They finished the day with bowling, pizza, and shopping in Wisconsin Dells.


Congratulations to the following Alma-Pepin Music students who will be advancing to the State Solo and Ensemble Festival on Saturday, May 3:
Woodwind Choir: Finley Noll, Kali Schalinske, Nicole Walker, Emery Prokosch, Nessa Noll, Kenzie Bocksell, Lorna Lisowski, Isabella Olson, Madalyn Wick, Tori Creighton,
Olivia Austin, Amelia Ingli, Kennedy Carlson, Joslyn Van Allen, Reeden Bocksell,
Savannah Danzinger, Hanna Wahlund, Lauren Carlson, Michaela Gold, Macy Stewart, Anders Seifert, Jeremiah Reinhardt, Chloe Reed, Emma McMahon, Emmet Hoffer.
Clarinet Choir: Madalyn Wick, Isabella Olson, Tori Creighton, Amelia Ingli,
Kennedy Carlson, Olivia Austin, Savannah Danzinger, Reeden Bocksell
Vocal Solo: Lorna Lisowski
Oboe Solo: Lorna Lisowski
Clarinet Solo: Isabella Olson
Alto Sax Solo: Lorna Lisowski
Alto Sax Solo: Hannah Wahlund
Alto Sax Duet: Lorna Lisowski and Eliza Rundquist
Flute/Bass Clarinet Duet: Kenzie Bocksell and Reeden Bocksell
Woodwind Trio: Isabella Olson, Lorna Lisowski, Chloe Reed

Senior Spotlight!



Our most recent Alma Pride winners are doing a great job modeling how to be good citizens of our school. Keep up the great work, everyone!


This week's Highschool Student of the Week is 7th grader, Kori Gusa. He is the youngest son of Kelly and Jason. Kori’s favorite part of being on the high school end of the building is seeing his older brother, Jaxon, every day. Even though Kori would like to say his favorite subject in school is recess, he says math is his number one. Kori gets excited for Fridays because that's when the lunch ladies like to serve pizza. Outside of school, he is very active. He participates in baseball, basketball, football, and has a specialty for Bowling. If Kori could give advice to upcoming middle schoolers it would be, “Get good grades!” While he still has a few years left, Kori plans on working for the DNR after high school. Congratulations Kori Gusa!


This week's elementary student of the week is first grader Axel Bremer. Axel is the son of Jenna and Nick Bremer, and he has an older sister, Sienna, who is currently in third grade. Axel’s favorite subject to learn about is writing, but his favorite part of the day would have to be gym class. Axel enjoys eating pizza and hamburgers at lunchtime. After school, Axel heads home to help out with evening chores. He’s responsible for feeding, watering, and collecting eggs from his chickens. Raised on a farm, Axel dreams of having his own one day. He hopes to run a cattle farm and grow corn as well. Though Axel is new to Alma this year, he’s already made lots of friends and says he loves how fun school is. When asked what advice he’d give to Kindergarteners moving up to first grade, Axel said, “Make sure to be good.” Congratulations, Axel, and keep up the good work.


Eagle Weekly for April 14-21
Have a great week!
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Thank you to Mary Meixner for offering the “Kids in the Kitchen” class tonight, April 10, 2025. The students created 'snack time' charcuterie boards. By involving the students in the kitchen, Mary is fostering healthy eating habits, developing essential life skills, boosting confidence, and strengthening connections ‘at the table.’






Mark your calendars: Reel-Kids Fishing League at the Alma Fishing Float will start back up on June 4!



On Tuesday, April 8th, the Alma Junior Class and other local juniors traveled to Chippewa Valley Technical College to further explore the school's career options. The juniors chose one of eleven tours, each comprised of three to eight career options. Each tour lasted about two hours and went through many majors and how the college prepares each student for the work field. Students got hands on experience and chances to speak with professors and current students in their field of choice.



