Elementary student, Polly Schamaun, is this week’s Student of the Week. Her parents are Jarrod and Sam. Polly is a preschool student who loves the color pink, specifically a darker “Rumi pink” from her favorite movie, K-Pop Demon Hunters. She enjoys learning about the letter Z, mainly lowercase, because she thinks it’s round and easier. Her favorite school food is cheese pizza, and at recess she loves playing games like unicorns, dragons, and dinosaurs. Outside of school, Polly enjoys going to the pool and the beach in the summer, and she especially loves opening presents at Christmas. She has a one-year-old sibling named Max and a yellow dog named Shelby. Polly isn’t sure what she wants to be when she grows up yet, but she thinks she’ll figure out to what to do when she’s six or eight years old. If she could have any superpower, she’d want to freeze bad guys. Her favorite Disney princess is Rumi, and she loves dressing up as a mermaid. Keep up the good work and congratulations!
3 months ago, Tori Creighton
A young girl stands smiling in front of a white cinderblock wall. She has long light brown hair and is wearing a white shirt with purple polka dots and a bright coral skirt. She faces the camera with a cheerful expression, her hands relaxed at her sides.
Bo Schams and Kali Schalinske are this week's Senior Spotlights!
3 months ago, Imani Lopez-Elliott
Senior Spotlight for this week. Bo Schams, Class of 2026.
Senior Spotlight for this week. Kali Schalinske, Class of 2026.
Congratulations to this week’s High School Student of the Week, Kole Brewington, who is the child of Amy Asfahl and Kale Brewington. Kole also has two dogs, Toothless and George. In his free time, Kole enjoys working on cars and trucks. At school, his favorite lunch is pizza, and his favorite teacher is Mr. Hoch, who he says helps him with everything whenever he needs it. Kole’s favorite subject is PMI, where he enjoys learning how to measure things. When he graduates, Kole hopes to become a diesel mechanic. Keep up the great work!

3 months ago, Nessa Noll
Picture of Kole Brewington
Eagle Weekly for April 20-25

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3 months ago, Alma Area Schools
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Congratulations to the Alma-Pepin Golf team for setting a new school record with an impressive score of 159! Trenton Krzoska, Anders Johansen, Holten Fernholz, and Wil Jumbeck combined their scores to surpass the previous record of 160, which was held by Wil Noll, Alex Huber, Brady Ritchser, and Ryan Riedt. Congratulations, Eagles, we’re excited to see what you accomplish for the rest of the season!
3 months ago, Macy Stewart
Four Eagle golfers: Lizzy Graner, Hunter Schmalzridt, Holten Fernholz, and Trenton Krzoska smiling at the camera before a golf meet.
Congratulations to this week's Elementary Alma Pride Winners!
3 months ago, Nessa Noll
Picture of elementary kids.
ATHLETIC UPDATES FOR FRI. APRIL 17
The softball and baseball games at Melrose-Mindoro are postponed. These games will be made up on Monday, April 20, at 5:00 pm

Softball will practice at Alma.
Baseball will practice in Pepin.

The high school track meet @ Whitehall is canceled
High school track and middle school track will not practice

There will also be no middle school golf practice.
3 months ago, Alma Area Schools
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9-12 Alma-Pepin Spring Concert and Senior Awards!
Come and celebrate the amazing musicians we have at Alma and Pepin High School. Along with great music, we will also be paying tribute to out 20 graduating senior band members and handing out awards.

We hope to see you there!
3 months ago, Joan Draxler-Ruff
This is a photo of our concert poster for Monday, April 27, 2026 at 7:00 at Pepin High School
On Wednesday, Alma students, Alyssa Johnson, Macy Stewart, Nessa Noll, and Tori Creighton attended the bi-annual WIAA Leadership Summit. The summit was held at SentryWorld in Steven's Point. The program started at 9:00 with keynote speaker, Craig Hillier, who spoke about stepping up as a teen leader. The group was then divided into three small breakout sessions. The breakout session topics were: leadership opportunities, student-athlete wellness, and encouraging participation in education-based athletics. Following lunch, there was a second keynote speaker, Mark Horbinski, who spoke on positive leadership.
3 months ago, Tori Creighton
A student gives a presentation while holding a microphone and looking at a projected slide titled “Team Responsibilities.” The slide includes bullet points (partially visible) and a photo of a group of students standing together in matching outfits with event badges. A Wisconsin state athletics logo appears in the top corner of the slide. The presentation takes place in a room with large windows visible to the side.
A group of people gathered indoors at round tables during an interactive activity. Several individuals are standing with their arms extended outward while others remain seated. The setting appears to be a conference or workshop space, with casual clothing and name tags visible on attendees.
Four young women standing together under a large wooden overhang on a foggy day. They are smiling and posing in front of a lantern-style light fixture and a building with wood and stone architectural elements. The ground is wet, and trees are faintly visible in the misty background.
A large group of people seated at round tables in a spacious indoor venue with high industrial ceilings. At the front of the room, a stage with a large screen displays a presentation slide that reads, “What are your expectations of me this season?” The audience appears to be listening to a speaker during a leadership or team event.
Three teenage girls smile at the camera while sitting together at a table during an indoor event. They are in a large hall with other attendees seated in the background, and a screen behind them displays “Leadership Summit.” A water bottle and a phone are on the table in front of them.
The Eagles Baseball Game for tonight, Tuesday, April 14, to be held at Independence has been MOVED to PEPIN at 5:00 p.m.
The Eagles Softball Game will still be held in Independence at 5:00 p.m.
3 months ago, Alma Area Schools
Baseball player swinging bat
We’re incredibly grateful to our amazing community for your continued support of After Prom—it truly makes a difference for our students. Donations are still needed to help make this a safe and memorable night, and we appreciate any support you can give!

Thanks,

Tiffany Johnson
715-495-6182
3 months ago, Imani Lopez-Elliott
After Prom donation information.

Athletic Updates for Monday, April 13

JV Softball at Spring Valley has been postponed                   
JVBB vs Whitehall @ Alma has been postponed
MS Track @ C-FC is cancelled.
MS Golf Practice is cancelled.

ALL Practices will be held at respective schools and conclude by 5 PM. (SB/BB/HS & Track/Golf)

3 months ago, Alma Area Schools
Update
Evelyn Rolbiecki is a first grader from Alma and the daughter of Scott and Whitney. Her brother Waylon and she help take care of their dog, Dolly. Their family is also planning to add more animals soon, including a bunny, a cat, goats, chickens, and even cows. Evelyn’s favorite color is teal, and she loves learning about science in school. Her favorite snack is Cheetos, and she especially enjoys snack time, free choice, and watching movies on her favorite holiday, Valentine’s Day. At recess, she enjoys jumping rope; outside of school, she likes playing games and spending time in the snow. Evelyn’s favorite sport is volleyball, and when she grows up, she hopes to become a teacher. Congratulations, Evelyn, keep up the great work!

3 months ago, Sarah Burrow
A photo of this Weeks Student of the Week, Evelyn
KaChow, it's Alma's Prom! Grand March is at 8:00 P.M. The public is welcome to attend for pictures. The dance will follow immediately after!
3 months ago, Nessa Noll
Cars themed poster for Alma High School Prom. Picture at 6:30 PM and Grand March at 8:00 PM.

Congratulations to the Senior Spotlights of this week, Liam Midtovne and Isabella Olson!

3 months ago, Tori Creighton
A Class of 2026 senior graphic featuring a portrait of a smiling student named Isabella Olson, with text about her favorite high school memories, future plans to attend UW–Madison for marching band and technology studies, and favorite teachers.
A Class of 2026 senior graphic featuring a portrait of a student named Liam Midtovne sitting on railroad tracks, with text about his favorite memory of spending time with friends, plans to study radiology at UW–La Crosse, and his favorite teacher.
This week’s Student of the Week is sixth grader, Tyson Barton. Tyson is the son of Stacy and Travis along with his step dad, Tony. He enjoys spending time with his brother Gavin and his two pets, Tito and Jager. Florida is Tyson's dream vacation, and while he enjoys the sun, he would like to see a whale show. The best part of sixth grade so far, in his opinion, is the free time he gets in open study. Tyson enjoys Phy. Ed. so he can participate in games and have fun. Because she is a nice and helpful, Mrs. Goeldner is his favorite teacher. Congratulations Tyson on being this week’s Student of the Week! Keep up the great work!
3 months ago, Imani Lopez-Elliott
This week's Student of the Week, Tyson Barton.
Eagle Weekly for April 13-18
Remember with weather changes, always watch for updates!
Have a great week!

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3 months ago, Alma Area Schools
Eagle Head logo-in white, blue and red
5th Annual Alma-Pepin Alumni Golf Tournament ! Join Us for a Day on the Green!
3 months ago, Sarah Burrow
“Flyer for the 5th Annual Alma-Pepin Alumni Golf Tournament. It includes event details such as who can participate (alumni, family, and supporters of Alma or Pepin High Schools), team size (3–4 players), and format (front nine played as best 2 balls, back nine as a team scramble). Awards are given for lowest scores in both formats. The event is scheduled for Saturday, June 20, 2026, with registration at 8:30 a.m. and a 9:30 a.m. shotgun start at The Grove in Cochrane, Wisconsin. Cost is $65 per person, covering 18 holes, cart, prizes, and food. A 50/50 raffle fundraiser is also mentioned. Contact information for Dan Noll, Alma-Pepin Golf Coach, is provided along with a phone number and email. The flyer includes a small illustration of a golf green with a flag in the bottom right corner.”
Congratulations to this week's Alma Pride Winners! Keep up the good work!
3 months ago, Melissa Krzoska
Alma Pride winners this week: Levi Jesse, Isabella Alvord, Banyn Heraty, John Bowler, Shelby Reinhardt, Imani Lopez-Elliott, Ayven Keeler, Olyanna Vela, and Kamilah Wall.
Alma Pride winners this week: Ryker, Flint, Madison, Asher, Chase, and Theo
The Alma Public Library and Family Resource Center are partnering for Play and Learn Groups! They'll meet at the library on Wednesdays twice a month. Join them in April on the 15th and 29th.
3 months ago, Steph Noll
A colorful event flyer with a rainbow border at the top, advertising "PLAY AND LEARN" for families in Buffalo and Pepin Counties. The top of the flyer includes the text "CHILD CARE PARTNERSHIP Family Resource Programming" and "Welcome Alma Area Friends!". A light blue box in the center contains event details: Event: Play and Learn Dates: Wednesdays, 4/15 & 4/29 Time: 10:00 - 11:30 AM Location: Alma Public Library, 312 N. Main St., Alma The flyer also includes text stating "No cost and no registration needed," along with a blue section detailing activities like playing, reading, exploring art, and enjoying a snack. Below this are two photos of children playing: one girl with maracas and a boy with wooden binoculars. The bottom of the flyer provides contact information: www.childcarepartnership.org 715-831-1700 www.facebook.com/FRCBPWI The Alma Public Library logo is also displayed in the lower left corner.