Alma Area Schools - Promoting Lifelong Learning and Achievement

Congratulations, Tori, on being one of this week's Senior Spotlight!

WACPC honors those athletes who have a GPA of 3.5 or higher in their first Semester or Trimester. Congratulations to the following dancers who achieved this recognition! ❤️

Last Wednesday, the National Honor Society welcomed four new members. Congratulations to Alexis Koch, Alivia Elliott, Olivia Austin, and Lorna Lisowski!

Come support local vendors at this year's Spring Fling! This event will be held on March 28th at Alma Area Schools.

This week’s Student of the Week is freshman Preston Kitzmann. Preston’s current favorite song is “California Gurls” by Katy Perry, and when it comes to school lunch, pepperoni pizza is his top choice. When he has downtime, which is rare since he stays busy with football, track, trap, and powerlifting, he enjoys playing video games. Physical Education is the class Preston looks forward to most because he enjoys the fact that he gets to be active while also doing fun activities. He is especially proud of the friendships he has built this year, and outside of school, he enjoys shopping or riding his bike with friends. Preston’s favorite teacher is Mr. LeCaptain because of his enthusiasm, kindness, and ability to make a hard subject engaging.

Congratulations to Macy Stewart on being selected for the 1st Team All-Conference for the 2025-2026 basketball season!

Third Grader, Charles Iniguez, is this week’s Alma Elementary Student of the Week. Charles' favorite food is cheese pizza. In school, Charles loves his math class, where he gets to do his favorite, “math basics”: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. In his free time, Charles enjoys working on math sheets that his mom prints off for him. He also likes spending time with his three cats–Snowball, Pea, and Luck–as well as his dog, Nimbus. Charles wants to become an astronaut when he’s older, so he can explore what’s beyond the limit of the Milky Way. Congratulations, Charles, on being this week’s Alma Elementary Student of the Week!

Here is the Eagle Weekly for March 9-14!
Have a great week!

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Tractor Safety will be held during summer school on June 22-26. Sign up here: https://forms.gle/SHbzCj9wgNGFo5fTA

The Boys play at Royall tonight! Tune in or make the long trip to support the Eagles! As a reminder, tickets are $6.
Live Stream Link: https://fan.hudl.com/usa/wi/elroy/organization/15192/royall-high-school

Yesterday, Mr. Ruff's Lifetime Activity class took a trip to the Centerville Curling Club. The class has been in their own Winter Olympics Unit.

Huge congratulations to the Eagles on a hard fought victory last night! They will now compete in the second round of playoffs Friday night in Royal. Let's keep the winning streak rolling!

As a reminder, please sign up for Parent-Teacher Conferences!

Congratulations Alma and Pepin 7th Grade students on an outstanding performance at the 2026 Couleeland Honors Band Festival on Friday, February 27 at Blair Taylor High School. You represented yourself and your school with great pride.
Mya Moline, Abigail Ruff, Adelaide Brouillard, Jacob Clarke (row 1).
Rilynn Ganz, Madilyn Bredow, Ashlynn Jahnke, John Bowler, Colton Duwell, Dale Enberg (row 2).

Congratulations Alma and Pepin High School students who were selected to participate in the 2026 Dorian Honors Band Festival at Luther College in Decorah, Iowa. The students spent two days in rehearsals learning new challenging music within a 170-piece band.. Their dedication and commitment to music was evident in their outstanding performance. Your school and your community is very proud of you!
Braiden Graner, percussion; Isabella Olson, clarinet; Nicole Walker, flute; Ilana Peterson, flute; Hannah Wahlund, alto sax.

The Lady Eagles basketball team closed out their season Saturday night with a strong 14–12 overall record and plenty to be proud of. This group battled all year long and finished with a winning record, a true testament to all their hard work and dedication.

The Eagles also claimed the Battle for the Paddle victory over EPC, extending their impressive four-year winning streak in the rivalry. For the second year in a row, they competed in the regional final, marking the fourth regional final appearance in program history, an incredible accomplishment for the team.

We are so proud of everything this talented and determined group achieved this season. A special thank you to our two seniors, Tori Creighton and Kennedy Carlson, for their commitment to the program. The future is bright for Lady Eagles basketball, and we can’t wait to see what this team accomplishes in the years ahead!
#RollEags #Together🦅

This week’s Student of the Week is first grader, Elsie Hetrick. She is the daughter of Samantha and Zach Hetrick; she also has an older sister, Sydney. Elsie’s favorite class is art because she gets to paint, especially when she gets to paint the color orange. Some of her favorite things to do are going on the swings at recess, hanging out with friends, and doing T-ball and dance. If Elsie had to eat one thing for the rest of her life, she says she would eat peaches because they are very sweet. She also would like to travel to Florida, so that she could swim in the pretty, blue water. One thing that never fails to make Elsie laugh is jokes that people tell her. Congratulations Elsie, keep up the good work!

This week’s Student of the Week is Jackson Reed, a Junior from Alma. Jackson is the son of Joshua and Sharaya, whom he looks up to as a role model. At school, Mr. Reed teaches his favorite classes: Shop and Rivermen Industries. His favorite thing about Alma is how close he is with teachers, not just his father, but everyone, due to the small class sizes. He also enjoys the many “hands-on” classes he has. His favorite school lunch is pizza boats. At home, his sister, Chloe, and he spend time playing with their puppy Remi, a German shorthaired pointer. Golf has become his newest passion, and this spring he’ll begin his second year, alongside trap shooting and FFA. As of right now, he's still uncertain about what he wants to do after of highschool. Congratulations, Jackson Reed, for being Student Of the Week.