The sectional track qualifiers for Alma-Pepin:
Jack Juliot - 110 hurdles
Finley Noll - 100 hurdles and 300 hurdles - (Regional Champion)
Justin Bergmann - Pole Vault
Breckin Hulopeter - Shot put
Nessa Noll -- Discus
Griffin Riesgraf - 1600 and 3200 meter runs
Macy Stewart - 800 meter run
Complete meet results can be found at:
WIAA D3 Regional - Mondovi - May 27, 2025 | Wayzata Results
Sectionals will be held on Friday, May 30 at Bangor. Meet starts at 3:45!
GO EAGLES!
Here is the Eagle Weekly for May 24-31
Happy Memorial Day to all and THANK YOU to all those that have or are serving in our military.
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The traditional 'Water Fun Day' turned to 'Outdoor Fun Day' due to the 'cool' temperatures. The students were provided ponchos for the foam party. This event wrapped up the 2024-2025 school year at Alma Elementary. Happy Summer.
Dawson Stoering, 2nd highest pledge earner, for the Read a Thon! (Adelaide Brouillard was the highest pledge earner). Thank you students, for your commitment to this annual tradition!
A special thank you to Nancy Quarberg and Barb Ellenberger (not pictured) for being our fabulous first-grade literacy volunteers this whole school year. We recognize your devotion to the students and are so appreciative of your time!
Alma Pride leaders from 6th grade.
Our Alma Pride winners from the culminating celebration yesterday. These students embodied the mission the whole school year. Thank you for being great leaders!
Yesterday, the elementary students and staff said 'Happy Retirement' to 3 of our staff, Mrs. Steine, Mrs. Brecka and Mrs. Rieck with a parade and some fun games, "Who Knows the Retiree Best", "The Retiree Bucket List", and "Retirement Pictionary." Here are just a few words that were shared: "As you head off to a well-deserved retirement full of late mornings, uninterrupted bathroom breaks, no indoor recess, and not a single email from school clogging your inbox”—please know how much we’ll miss you. Thank you for your years of service, collaboration, wisdom, laughter, and inspiration. You’ve been the reason so many kids loved coming to school (and so many coworkers did too)."
The annual READ A THON sourced almost $4000.00 in pledges to give back to the community. The Alma Fire Department, the Nelson Fire Department, The Buffalo County Food Pantry and the Buffalo County Human Society each received a $900.00 check yesterday. The organizations talked with the children about their volunteerism and their roles within the organizations. We thank all the children and their families for the pledges. The participants are pictured...along with 9 of the top ten pledge earners, who received a gift certificate (Dawson Stoering (top pledge earner)--not pictured).
A special thank you to Marcy and Matt Smith for the generous contribution to the FOAM Party at yesterday's OUTDOOR FUN DAY (sponsored by PIE) Parents Involved in Education. The Smith's contributed more than half of the payment to this very special memory. PIE funded the rest of the day--including ice cream sanwiches! Also, thank you, Marcy, and all of the parent volunteers for your time yesterday afternoon to supervise the stations!
Happy Summer!
The 6th grade students had a Life Skills celebration program on Wednesday, May 21st in coordination with the 3 days of field trip activities called the 6th Grade Water Festival, that Mrs. Glander organizes. At the program, Mrs. Glander handed out forensics awards, and Mrs. Brevick presented a short 6th grade commencement talk along with awarding the Presidential Excellence Awards. The 5 recipients this year were these: Adelaide Brouillard, Colin Brownell, John Bowler, Allison Johnson, Levi Jesse. We thank Deputy Wieczorek for her hours with the 6th graders to facilitate the Life Skills program and Mrs. Glander's commitment to this end of the year ritual that creates great end of the elementary memories.
To end the year with excitement, kindergarten students celebrated with an ABC countdown - where every day featured a fun activity based on a letter of the alphabet. From dinosaurs & donuts to a field trip to the Eau Claire Children’s Museum and Carson Park, a picnic on the playground, unicorn day, and our special you awards. Each day brought excitement and smiles to keep our final days together interesting. Thanks for a fun year of learning, kindergarten students!
Love, Mrs. Mueller
Check out a blast into the past!
Calling all tweens/teens! The Alma Public Library will be hosting vase decorating next Thursday!
The second grade class learned biking safety today. Some of Western Buffalo County Ambulance Service EMTs taught the students how to ride a bike on the road safely. They also taught the students about the functions of the ambulance. All the students got to go home with a brand new bike helmet.
The baseball game at Alma vs Lincoln for tonight (Wed. May 21) has been canceled. Rescheduled date is Monday, May 26 at Alma at 5:00 p.m.
There will be NO practice tonight for baseball.
Congrats to the Alma-Pepin golf team on their conference meet on Monday, May 19, 2025, at the Trempealeau Mountain Golf Course. Trenton Krzoska placed 3rd with a score of 81. This placement and score resulted in Trenton making the First Team All-Conference. Anders Johansen also did well; he placed 4th with a score of 82 at the meet. Anders' placement and score resulted in him making the Second Team All-Conference. This meet concludes the regular season for the Pepin-Alma golfers. Good luck at Regionals!
In honor of the last day of school coming up, Mr. Kilian's Chemistry class decided to have some fun tie-dying t-shirts.
The Alma-Pepin Eagles are looking for Varsity and JV Girls Basketball Coaches for the 2025-26 school year. Please see the job posting and application below.
Varsity and JV Girls Basketball Coach Job Postings: https://5il.co/3gmdf
Application: https://5il.co/2ykzt
