Join us for the Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship on March 1st.
2 months ago, Sarah Burrow
A promotional flyer for a youth basketball event shows a close-up of a basketball dropping through a hoop and white net against a blue background. The headline reads “Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship” in large, bold lettering. Below, it states that the competition is for boys and girls ages 9–14. Event details list the location as Alma High School Gym, the date as Sunday, March 1st at 12:00 p.m., and the sponsor as Alma Council 6789. A contact name and phone number are provided at the bottom, along with the Knights of Columbus logo and the phrases “Faith in Action” and “Community.”
Last week's High School Alma Pride Winners. Keep up the great work!
2 months ago, Melissa Krzoska
This week's High School Alma Pride Winners.

This week’s Student of the Week is, sixth grader, Asya Wieczorek. Asya is the daughter of Jeff and Crystal. Her family and friends are her biggest inspirations because she trusts them, and they give her great advice. Asya’s favorite part about being in sixth grade is being on the high school end of the building. She enjoys English class in the early mornings with her favorite teacher, Mr. Hoolihan; he is very nice and easy going but strict when he needs to be. When not in school, you may find Asya drawing, singing, or hanging out with her friends. If she could travel anywhere in the world, she would travel to Japan or Korea because of all the different convenience stores she could go to. Congratulations, Asya, on being this week’s Student of the Week!

2 months ago, Imani Lopez-Elliott
This week's Student of the Week, Asya Wieczorek.
This week’s Student of the Week is kindergartener Clayton Kurtzweg. Clayton’s favorite part of school is spending time in Mrs. Danzinger’s room, where he enjoys doing fun activities and learning interesting new things. At recess, he especially likes to invent his own creative games, often inspired by the show Power Rangers. Clayton’s favorite colors are red, white, and blue, which he says “are for the Eagles,” and his favorite animal is a gorilla because he thinks it’s impressive how they pound on their chests. When Clayton grows up, he hasn’t decided exactly what he wants to be yet, but he thinks it would be really fun to work at Subway someday. If he could have any superpower, Clayton would choose to fly, and if he could have any pet, he would pick a flying cat. Congratulations, Clayton Kurtzweg, on being this week’s Student of the Week. Keep up the great work!
2 months ago, Macy Stewart
Image of student of the week, Clayton Kurtzwig.
Here is the Eagle Weekly for the week of February 23-28.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vSJhhHIxHxlNidJfP7tuIMJwU8LSmO4MvUGql04tlumqR4IW_98-U8OOHX-DTEVaW_a9Rq_3AaYvMzp/pub
2 months ago, Alma Area Schools
Eagle head logo

The Lady Eagles basketball team faced off against the Cochran-Fountain City Pirates on Thursday, February 19, 2026. The final scores were 55 for the Pirates and 42 for the Eagles.

2 months ago, Bella Brouillard
Final score graphic for a high school basketball game between Pepin-Alma and Cochrane-Fountain City. The graphic features a young female athlete in a red and blue jersey with the word 'EAGLES' and number 10 across the front. She is centered in the image, holding a basketball. At the top, the team names are displayed: Pepin-Alma versus Cochrane-Fountain City. Below the main image, the final score is shown as 55 to 42. On the left, representing the score of 55, is the Pirates mascot logo for Cochrane-Fountain City. On the right, representing the score of 42, is the blue and red Eagles mascot logo for Pepin-Alma.
Congratulations to this week's Alma Pride winners! Keep up the great work!
2 months ago, Melissa Krzoska
Elementary Alma Pride Winners. (Left to Right) Ben Wayne , Hesston Bork, Stella Secrist,. Rowan Herold. Not Pictured: Bettey Hardesty.
Tonight is an eventful night in Alma. The boys' basketball team will take on the Osseo-Fairchild Thunder, and extra entertainment from the Little Dribblers and Little Dancers. If you are unable to attend, tune in with the link below.

https://fan.hudl.com/usa/wi/osseo/organization/16889/osseo-fairchild-high-school/schedule?date=2026-02-15T06%3A00%3A00.000Z&range=Week&s=U2NoZWR1bGVFbnRyeVB1YmxpY1N1bW1hcnk2ODg3ZDMzMDY2MzljNzc2ZWU2YjVhOWI%3D&shared=true
2 months ago, Tori Creighton
Promotional graphic for a varsity basketball game. On the left, a photo shows a player in a white Eagles jersey (#10) jumping for a layup while a defender in a black jersey (#5) contests the shot near the hoop, with spectators seated in the gym behind them. On the right, large blue text reads “GAME DAY.” Below are team logos with “Eagles vs Thunder,” followed by “Friday, 20 February 2026,” “@ ALMA,” and “Varsity @ 7:15.”

🎉🍪 IT’S BAKE SALE DAY 🍪🎉
Tonight’s the night! Join P.I.E. at Alma Area School from 5:00–9:00 PM for a sweet treat during an action-packed evening of school spirit!
🏀 Eagles Boys Basketball (Varsity, JV & C-Team) vs. Osseo-Fairchild
💃 Little Dribblers & Little Dancers performances
🎶 Eagles Pep Band bringing the energy
And of course… the P.I.E. Bake Sale!
We’ll be set up just outside the big gym with a variety of delicious baked goods and snacks — all individually portioned and just $2 each. Perfect for game night!
💵 Cash, check, and Venmo accepted.
Every purchase helps support field trips, classroom supplies, playground improvements, and special student events for our amazing Alma students. ❤️
Come hungry — we’re pretty sure we’ll have your favorite treat in stock!
See you tonight 🦅✨

2 months ago, Steph Noll
Bright, colorful bake sale fundraiser flyer with festive banners and stars. Text reads ‘Bake Sale Fundraiser’ on Friday, February 20th, from 5 PM to 9 PM at Alma School outside the Big Gym, hosted by Parents Involved in Education. Items for sale include cakes, pies, cookies, brownies, donuts, bars, and more for $2 per item. Funds support activity days, playground improvements, field trips, and classroom supplies. Images of a cupcake with a strawberry and chocolate-chip cookies appear at the bottom, along with a QR code for donations.

When it snows, our elementary students collaborate to build a snowman at recess!

2 months ago, Steph Noll
Several children in winter clothing collaborate to roll snowballs across a snow-covered hill as they build a snowman. The hillside is lightly covered with snow, with some exposed grass visible. Bare trees and brush form a wooded background beneath a cloudy winter sky.
Several children in winter clothing collaborate to assemble a snowman across a snow-covered hill. In the foreground, one child in a blue and black jacket, one child in a bright orange snowsuit and another in a pink and gray jacket push the snowball together ontop of the base of the snowman. The hillside is lightly covered with snow, with some exposed grass visible. Bare trees and brush form a wooded background beneath a cloudy winter sky.
Several children in winter clothing collaborate to roll a large snowball across a snow-covered hill as they build a snowman. In the foreground, one child in a blue and black jacket and another in a pink and gray jacket push the snowball together. Other children, including one in a bright orange snowsuit and another crouching farther up the hill, play in the snow nearby. The hillside is lightly covered with snow, with some exposed grass visible. Bare trees and brush form a wooded background beneath a cloudy winter sky.
Several children in winter clothing collaborate to assemble a snowman across a snow-covered hill. In the foreground, one child in a blue and black jacket and another in a pink and gray jacket push the snowball together. Other children, including one in a bright orange snowsuit and another crouching farther up the hill, play in the snow nearby. The hillside is lightly covered with snow, with some exposed grass visible. Bare trees and brush form a wooded background beneath a cloudy winter sky.
Several children in winter clothing collaborate to assemble a snowman across a snow-covered hill. Two students, one in an orange and black coat and one in a black and grey coat with their back to the camera working on a three ball snowman. The hillside is lightly covered with snow, with some exposed grass visible. Bare trees and brush form a wooded background beneath a cloudy winter sky.
Several children and a teacher in winter clothing posing with the finished snowman. One student off to the side in black jacket in bottom of photo, one with a pink hat and white and black jacket, one with a bright orange and black jacket, one with a black jack and a teacher in a black jacket pose in front of the snowman. The hillside is lightly covered with snow, with some exposed grass visible. Bare trees and brush form a wooded background beneath a cloudy winter sky.
Our Lady Eagles head to C-FC tonight for their last regular-season game. Tune in with the link below.


https://fan.hudl.com/usa/wi/fountain-city/organization/13719/cochrane-fountain-ci-high-school/schedule?date=2026-02-15T06%3A00%3A00.000Z&range=Week&s=U2NoZWR1bGVFbnRyeVB1YmxpY1N1bW1hcnk2OTExMGQ0NTczMDA4YjM5ODkyZjg0OWI%3D&shared=true
2 months ago, Tori Creighton
Graphic promoting a varsity girls basketball game. A player in a white Eagles jersey (#24) stands holding a basketball in a shooting position against a blue and red painted background. Large red text reads “GAME DAY.” Additional text says “Eagles vs Pirates at C-FC” and “Varsity starts at 7:00.”

Last week’s elementary Valentine’s Day parties were full of sweet treats and even sweeter friendships!

2 months ago, Sarah Burrow
A collage highlighting Valentine’s Day activities in elementary classrooms. The top images show students at their desks participating in class parties, exchanging Valentine bags and treats, and engaging in classroom activities. A red banner across the center reads “Valentine’s Day Fun.” The bottom image shows a group of six elementary students standing together with arms around each other, smiling and dressed in red, pink, and Valentine-themed clothing in a bright classroom setting.
Tune in as our Eagles basketball team travels to Blair-Taylor for a Dairyland Conference matchup. Link for the livestream is below.


https://fan.hudl.com/usa/wi/blair/organization/13835/blair-taylor-high-school/schedule?date=2026-02-15T06%3A00%3A00.000Z&range=Week&s=U2NoZWR1bGVFbnRyeVB1YmxpY1N1bW1hcnk2OTMwNmM2ZTc4MmI5ODMwNjU5NWEzYWY%3D&shared=true
2 months ago, Tori Creighton
Graphic promoting a varsity basketball game. Large blue text reads “GAMEDAY” at the top and bottom. In the center, a photo shows a player in a white Eagles jersey (#4) dribbling the ball while driving past a defender in a purple Independence jersey (#10) on an indoor court. Text at the top says “@Blair-Taylor” and “Varsity @ 7:15.” Bottom text reads “Eagles vs Wildcats.”
Last Thursday, Little Dribblers took place in Pepin! Here are some pictures of them showing off their skills! Come cheer them on this Friday before the boys' varsity game!
Photo Credit: Eagle Eye Photography
2 months ago, Nessa Noll
A young girl is captured mid-stride while dribbling. Her hair is flying behind her, showing her speed and movement.
A boy named "Theo" (name written on the ball) is shown in a low, athletic crouch, practicing a controlled dribble near the sideline.
A young girl is concentrated on her ball-handling, keeping her body squared as she prepares her next move.
A young boy is looking down at the ball, focusing on the mechanics of his dribble and hand placement.
Congratulations to the boys’ basketball team for earning an impressive win over the Augusta Beavers last Friday. Great work, Eagles!
2 months ago, Macy Stewart
High school basketball players in white Eagles uniforms stand on the court beside a graphic showing the final score, Eagles 70 and Augusta 59, with both teams’ logos displayed.
Sixth grader, Aubree Rolbiecki, is this week's Student of the Week. Aubree is the youngest child of Samantha and Matt Rolbiecki and the youngest sibling of Tristan Rolbecki, who is in 8th grade at Alma. During school, Aubree likes math class with Mrs. Glander; she likes how she is allowed to work at her own pace with the new program, Alex. Aubree favors Mrs. Glander and Mr. Hoolihan because of the fun environment that they bring to Alma and learning in general. She is a very busy girl, participating in volleyball, basketball, softball, and, as long as her own games don’t interfere, she and her two closest friends manage the girls' basketball team. While managing, she looks to Macy Stewart and Tori Creighton as her biggest role models. Aubree likes watching their style of play and continues to learn from them each game. She would say her hobbies are sports and swimming in the summertime, whether that’s in a pool or in the river. When asked if she had anything else to say, Aubree said, “Go Eagles.” Congratulations, Aubree, and keep up the great work.
3 months ago, Tori Creighton
A smiling young child with light brown hair stands against a white cinderblock wall, wearing a maroon UW–La Crosse hoodie.
Elijah Demers, better known as Eli, is a first grader from Alma. He is the son of Kelly and Mitchell Demers and has two siblings, Elenor and Grayson. Eli’s favorite colors are blue and red, and his favorite subject to learn about is math. When it comes to school lunch, he loves pizza dippers the most. Eli enjoys playing basketball and hopes to play football when he gets older. His favorite football team is the Green Bay Packers. During recess, he likes to play four-square and go sledding when there is snow. Outside of school, Eli loves playing with his trucks, especially his favorite one, the Cemitruck with a red cab. When he grows up, Eli wants to become a police officer. He has a big heart and thinks helping people would be an important job. Eli has many pets at home, including two dogs, a cat, one bunny, three goats, some chickens, and two ducks. Eli says Alma is nice with good toys, and he enjoys being part of his community. Congratulations, Eli, on being Student Of The Week
3 months ago, Sarah Burrow
This Weeks Student of the Week Elijah Demers
Here is the link to the Eagle Weekly for February 16-21. Have a great week!

https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vRWPfgil7E45LEnozhJFurqg0-yWAF8BFaQGqwQp3-Kz-HV6hL7pU2CoqdONsSaBpzzRG_fAeM6mXvS/pub
3 months ago, Alma Area Schools
Eagle head Logo
Happy Valentines Day from Alma Area Schools to you!
3 months ago, Imani Lopez-Elliott
Valentines day card from us to you!
Congratulations to the Lady Eagles on defeating the Eau Claire Immanuel Lancers last night. Good luck to the girls as they finish up conference play and head into the tournament!
3 months ago, Macy Stewart
Graphic showing a girls basketball final score of 47–25 with the Eagles winning, and Ayva Tulip holding a basketball beside a scoreboard-style design with team logos.