Eagle Weekly for Oct. 14-19
Have a great week!
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Come support the Alma-Pepin Eagles as they take on the Whitehall Norse during Pepin's homecoming!
2024 FFA Fruit Sale
Mrs. Rieck's elementary CAPS (Creating Academic and Personal Skills) classes have been focusing on Kindness and Being our Best Selves since the beginning of the school year. The students have had time to reflect on their own strengths and weaknesses, and they created goals to become their Best Self.
Congratulations to Alma & Pepin High Schools 2023-24 Dairyland Conference Sportsmanship Award. This is voted on by the conference.
Join the National Eagle Center for a Free Friday Night Program in the National Eagle Center Amphitheater!
6:00 PM - Concessions and Seating...hot chocolate, cider, hot dogs & cookies
7:00 PM - Performance Start Time
TRAVEL THROUGH TIME WITH A VISIT FROM WILL DILG FRIDAY, OCT. 11!
On Friday, Oct. 11, the City of Wabasha and National Eagle Center invite you to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the Upper Mississippi River Wildlife & Fish Refuge with a Visit From Will Dilg in Wabasha’s Riverfront Amphitheater at 7 p.m.! This engaging hour-long performance featuring Steven Marking tells the story of the Refuge’s creation in 1924 through video, costume, storytelling, and song. Learn about Dilg’s remarkable and history-making work in environmental conservation that continues to benefit us all to this day.
Admission is FREE and open to the public. Seating will be on the beautiful stone benches and grass around the amphitheaters. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and cozy blankets. Refreshments will be available for purchase during the performance. This presentation is made possible by a grant from the Blandin Community Foundation.
Our first concert of the school year will be on Monday, October 21! The concert will feature our 6th grade band, junior high band, and junior high chorus. The students have been working very hard since the beginning of the school year and have made great progress. We hope to see you there!
This week’s student of the week is Niklaus Ebersold. Niklaus is in fifth grade, and his favorite thing Ms. Crothers teaches him is reading because he thinks it’s fun and easy. His favorite school lunch is pizza, but that does not beat his love for any type of Skittles. Niklaus has three siblings, and he loves to hang out with all of his family in his free time. When Niklaus grows up, he says that he wants to be a scientist or perhaps a cop. His favorite animal is a cheetah or a caracole which he reports that you can have as a pet but they are very expensive. Lastly, the only thing that Niklaus would change about Alma is adding some more fun to the art room. Niklaus even offered to paint the walls in the art room, since his favorite activity is to draw. Congratulations Niklaus on being student of the week!
We want to share a huge thank you to all school board members for all their hard work and dedication.
Senior, Mya Stewart was granted this week's High School Student of the Week title. She is the daughter of Rob and Heidi and sister of Madox and Macy. Mya is almost always busy; she participates in numerous extracurricular activities including volleyball, track, basketball, BCPC, Teen Court, NHS, etc. Outside of these activities, Mya spends her time hunting and shopping. Although she takes many college courses, her favorite class is Multi-Media with Mrs. Krozska who just so happens to be her favorite teacher too. Mya loves how much work Mrs. Krozska does to make our school a better environment. Alma School District has been good to Mya. She loves how much the school allows independence in the students by allowing them to take college courses. As of right now, Mya plans on attending Eau Claire to become a Nurse Practitioner. To help her in her plans, the school has paid for Mya to get her CNA and EMT 1 through CVTC. Congratulations Mya on being this week's Student of the Week.
Eagle Weekly for Oct. 7-12
Happy Homecoming week to Pepin
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2024 Bowling Team
"left to right"
Back row-Jaxon Gusa, Christian Kissel, Gavin Weaver
Middle row-Roark Rundquist, Aspyn Pawlak, Joslyn Van Allen, Kaitlan Kempe
Front row- Calvin Ericson Eliza Rundquist, Carter Ericson
Link to Application: https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/661529/Application_Form_-_Professional_Teaching_Staff_12__1_-1.docx
For any questions regarding applications please contact Heather Kosik via email: kosikh@alma.k12.wi.us
After our first math test, the third graders reviewed multiplication and division strategies with Bakery themed “Fun Friday” activities. It was sweet!
Come support the Alma-Pepin Eagles as they take on the Cochrane-Fountain City Pirates! Live: https://fan.hudl.com/usa/wi/pepin/organization/12456/pepinalma-high-school/team/29062/boys-varsity-football
Come support the Alma-Pepin Eagles as they take on the Cochrane-Fountain City Pirates!
Live: https://fan.hudl.com/usa/wi/pepin/organization/12456/pepinalma-high-school/team/29062/boys-varsity-football
🍎🎃 Our Rivermen Clubhouse students are getting into the fall spirit with a fun art project! Recently, they worked together to create apple prints that will soon become spooky Jack-o-lanterns. It’s amazing to see their creativity and teamwork in action! 🍁🎨👻
On Saturday, October 5 Broken Guiding Co. & Lake Pepin Legacy Alliance are hosting a free paddling event from 11AM to 3PM at Beach Park. In addition, there will be a Paddling Film Festival at Widespot Performing Arts Center at 6PM. Student tickets are free!
Bucket Golf in P.E!
This week's elementary student of the week is Paisley Eckelberg. Paisley is a pre-schooler this year. She is the daughter of Josh and Molly Eckelberg and has a brother named Gunnar. She has two pets; Snoop the guinea pig, and Chubby the dog. Her favorite color is pink, and she enjoys playing with baby dolls. Paisley loves to come to school and play with her friends. Her favorite thing to learn in Pre-School is how to spell her name. She likes to eat hot sauce and pizza at lunch, but her favorite is chicken nuggets. When asked what she wants to be when she grows up, Paisley said she wants to be, “Mike Wisowski from Monsters Inc.” Congratulations Paisley on being this week's student of the week!
