Attached bellow you will find the link to order a custom Christmas Ornament . You will be contacted as soon as your order is ready. Payment will be due at the time of pick up. Ornament pick up will be at the Alma High School.
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Thursday, November 21st, Alma's fifth-grade class traveled to the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis, MN. There they got to enjoy the fantastic play, A Christmas Carol. This is an annual tradition-sponsored PIE.
Congratulations to this week's Football Mania Winners!
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!
The Coffee Camper came to Alma Area Schools, and all staff were given a free coffee to start Teacher Appreciation Week! High school and middle school students were also allowed to buy themselves a treat. This was an amazing start to a full week of appreciating Alma Area School staff!
Quinn Ressie, daughter of Elizabeth and Kory Ressie, is this week's Elementary Student of the Week. Quinn’s preferred subject is math, and she loves staying active by playing sports in her free time. A couple of her favorite sports are basketball and softball. Quinn loves zebras because of their unique patterns. When it comes to her favorite food, Quinn loves buttered noodles. When she grows up, she wants to become a doctor so that she can help a variety of people. Congratulations Quinn and keep up the great work!
Eagle Weekly for the week of Nov. 18-23
Have a great week!
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Alma students had a blast at St. Elizabeth Hospital on Wednesday! Thank you to all who helped teach the students about future healthcare careers to consider.
This week, the 2nd Graders had some visitors. Alma firefighters came in to review fire safety. We also learned about their gear and got to try some on. Thank you, Tom Brakke, Dave Baum, and Abby Mann, for teaching us.
Congratulations to this week's winners!
Last Wednesday some Alma and Pepin basketball athletes traveled to Whitehall to attend a reffing clinic. Some Dairyland athletic directors, including Troy Ingli, Tim Nelson, and Mikayla Everson, put this clinic on. Thank you to all who helped create this amazing learning experience for our new referees.
It's not too late to sign up for the elementary wrestling season. Turn in your registration form by the end of this week to guarantee a t-shirt.
Novice (new or less experienced wrestlers) follow the practice days highlighted in yellow on the calendar.
Advanced wrestlers follow the practice days highlighted in green.
Important dates to recognize are highlighted in red.
Varsity home matches are highlighted in blue.
Questions- call or text (651) 564-1082
The Alma School District is look for a Part Time Kitchen Assistant. Please see job posting and application below.
JOB POSTING: https://5il.co/30wlh
APPLICATION: https://5il.co/2ykzt
We had a great turnout of Alma High School students at today's blood drive. This gives students an opportunity to make a huge impact on their community. Thank you to the students who volunteered and donated their blood and thank you to all of the Alma staff for making this possible.
Congratulations Alma and Pepin Band students who were selected to participate in the 2024 Dairyland Honors Band on November 9 at Whitehall High School. Row 1: Chloe Reed, tenor sax; Aspyn Pawlak, trumpet; Allidah Luff, trombone; Madalyn Wick, Clarinet; Lorna Lisowski, oboe; Hannah Wahlund, alto sax; Savannah Danzinger, bass clarinet. Row 2: Isabella Olson, clarinet; Finley Noll, flute; Breckin Hullopeter, trumpet; Nash Komisar, tuba; Mya Stewart, trumpet; Braiden Graner, percussion, and Reeden Bocksell, bass clarinet. The Dairyland Band was led by Matt Lamb, Director of Bands for Glenwood City Area Schools. The students had a great day rehearsing with students from all over the Dairyland Conference and were even treated to a Band Director tuba/euphonium ensemble on their break. Congratulations to you all on an amazing performance!
Congratulations to the Alma-Pepin High School Band on their outstanding performance at the Veteran's Day Program in Alma on Monday, November 11. Performing Taps beautifully were Aspyn Pawlak and Mya Stewart.
On Saturday, November 2, Lorna Lisowski participated in the UW Eau Claire High School Honors Band, under the director of composer, Erika Svanoe, who is also the Director of the UW Stout Symphonic Band. Lorna spend the entire day in rehearsals and sectionals and performed a concert in the evening at the Pablo Center in Eau Claire. Congratulations Lorna on a fantastic performance.
On Saturday, October 26, Lorna Lisowski performed in the Wisconsin Middle Level Honors Orchestra at Verona High School, conducted by Dr. Mark Laycook from Wichita St. University. Lorna was selected as one of the 4 best oboists in the entire state! Mrs Draxler-Ruff attended the concert along with some of Lorna's close friends: Olivia Austin, Brynn Midtovne, and Emma Olson. The concert was nothing short of amazing. Pictured are: Olivia Austin, Emma Olson, Lorna Lisowski, and Brynn Midtovne. Also pictured is Lorna with her conductor, Dr. Marck Laycook.
This week's student of the week goes to Junior, Nikki Walker. Nikki is the daughter of Liz and Joe Walker and the younger sibling of Emily. During school, she favors English class with her favorite teacher, Mrs. Krzoska. Nikki loves how Mrs. Krzoska always involves everyone and no one is left out. Nikki is always busy as she participates in band, choir, BCPC, Teen Court, and Forensics. Outside of school, she enjoys reading, watching movies, and photography. Once Nikki graduates from Alma, she plans on going to cosmetology school in Eau Claire; although, she will miss the close-knit community in Alma. Great job Nikki, and keep up the good work.
This week's student of the week is Preschooler, Lucille Boyle, or as her friends call her, Lucy. She is the daughter of Whitley and Chris Boyle and has one brother, Charlie. Lucy’s favorite school lunch is pizza, apples, and chocolate milk. She loves learning about letters, especially the letter "S". At recess, you can find Lucy playing basketball with her friends. Her favorite colors are purple and yellow. When asked what her favorite part about coming to school was, she said, “I like to learn so I can be a Doctor,” which is what she wishes to be when she grows up. Congratulations Lucy on being this week's student of the week! Keep up the great work!
