Alma Area Schools

Alma FFA had major success at the District LDE contest held in Blair Taylor this year!!!
Extemporaneous speaking:
🥇Alyssa Johnson 1st place
Silas Myren competed
Creed speaking:
🥇Charley Serum
🥈Clare Jumbeck
Discussion Meet:
Alyssa Johnson made it to the finals and finished in 4th place
Savannah Danzinger competed
Employability Skills:
Will Jumbeck competed
Anders Johnasen competed
The Alma FFA is so proud of everyone for growing their skills and learning. Good Luck at sectionals, Alyssa, Charley, and Clare!!!💙💛

9 months ago, Nessa Noll

Standing with the State FFA Vice President, a member of our chapter proudly displays her second-place plaque for the District Creed Speaking Leadership Development Event.

A group of five dedicated FFA members smiles for a photo in their official blue corduroy jackets. This team represented our chapter with excellence at the district level, showcasing the future of agricultural leadership.

Three successful competitors pose together with their awards. From left to right: first place in Creed Speaking, a team leader, and second place in Creed Speaking. Our chapter's public speaking skills were on full display today!

A moment of celebration as the State FFA Vice President presents the first-place plaque for Creed Speaking. This achievement reflects hours of practice and a deep commitment to the FFA values.

Success in the Extemporaneous Public Speaking event! Here, our first-place winner receives her plaque from the State Vice President. Thinking on your feet and communicating clearly is what leadership is all about.

Game day + Teacher Appreciation Night = a perfect Friday! 🏀🍎 Come cheer on our Eagles as we face Melrose-Mindoro. JV at 5:45, Varsity to follow.

Live Stream Link- https://fan.hudl.com/usa/wi/pepin/organization/12456/pepinalma-high-school/schedule?date=2026-02-01T06%3A00%3A00.000Z&range=Week&s=U2NoZWR1bGVFbnRyeVB1YmxpY1N1bW1hcnk2OTg1NWMxZDhiNGNmM2FkNGI1ODAyYWI%3D&shared=true

9 months ago, Sarah Burrow

A vertically designed girls basketball game poster with a bold red, white, and blue color scheme. The left side of the poster is a solid red background with large white vertical text reading “GAME DAY” from bottom to top. Near the top left corner is a small white silhouette graphic of a basketball player dribbling. Below, white block text lists the event details: “Friday February 6th,” followed by “JV: 5:45” and “Varsity to follow.” Near the bottom left, smaller white text reads “Teacher Appreciation Night.” On the right side of the poster, against a clean white background, is a cutout action photo of a female high school basketball player wearing a red jersey with blue accents and the number 32. She is holding a basketball with both hands at chest level, knees bent slightly, and looking to her left as if preparing to pass. She wears black knee support on one leg and white athletic shoes. At the bottom right corner, a curved blue shape contains bold white text that reads “VS. Melrose-Mindoro.” The overall design emphasizes school spirit and clearly highlights the game date, times, and opponent.

Congratulations to this week's Elementary Alma Pride winners. Winners include: Grayson Hoch, Ruby Reidt, Piper Curtis, Austin Ritscher, Fletcher Henderson, and Shae Ressie. Keep up the great work!

9 months ago, Macy Stewart

Six children stand smiling in front of a school wall decorated with colorful paper chains and a sign about kindness. The students include: Grayson Hoch, Ruby Reidt, Piper Curtis, Austin Ritscher, Fletcher Henderson, and Shae Ressie.

You are invited! Alma School District Early Childhood Screening will be held March 6th from 8:00-10:30 AM.

What is Early Childhood Screening?
Early Childhood Screening is a FREE check of a child's hearing and vision, weight and height, health history, immunizations, speech and language, general development and motor skills.
Early Childhood Screening is NOT a readiness test, and the results will not affect your child's ability to enroll in school. Screening can in some cases, identify children who may have health or developmental concerns and allows for appropriate assistance as early as possible. This assistance helps children get off to a good start when they enter school. Parents gain information about their child's health and overall development at screenings. In addition, parents are provided access to available resources that help children grow.

Here is what you can expect from the Early Childhood Screening day at Alma School:
Hearing/Vision Screening (5-10 minutes)
Conversation to share important information about your child. You will meet early childhood instructors.
Play stations where the child’s speech, academic readiness skills, fine motor skills, gross motor skills and social behavior will be observed (30 minutes)
Information from community based programs or service agencies (view exhibits/interact with representatives)
A resource folder for parents/families
A gift from PIE and a goodie bag for the child

The District will also provide information about the B-4 program and will have fall enrollment forms available if families desire to pursue that option.

Please use the SIGN UP GENIUS app link to pick a time slot for you and your child on the morning of March 6th. Once you’ve signed up, we will send you a few other forms, including a Health Inventory and ASQ-3 Form, to complete and bring with you on March 6.

Plan to spend around 60 minutes at school.

We look forward to meeting you and your child on March 6th. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me: brevicks@alma.k12.wi.us

Thank you,
Mrs. Brevick

9 months ago, Steph Noll

Flyer for Early Childhood Screening at Alma School in Alma, Wisconsin. Event is March 6 from 8:00 to 10:30 a.m. Free developmental screening for children ages 3 to 5, including hearing, vision, and speech. Families are encouraged to schedule anytime after a child’s third birthday. Registration required by calling 608-685-4416 ext. 306 or emailing brevicks@alma.k12.wi.us . Illustration shows young children reading books while sitting on stacked books.

Support our Boys Basketball team against the Bulldogs from Boyceville!!

9 months ago, Sarah Burrow

“Promotional basketball game graphic with bold red and blue background. On the left, the word ‘GAMEDAY’ appears vertically in large white letters on a blue panel. On the right, a Pepin boys basketball player in a white uniform leaps toward the hoop for a right-handed layup. Text boxes read: ‘Thursday – Eagles – Varsity 5:45, JV to follow’ and ‘@ Boyceville.’ A live stream is available at https://fan.hudl.com/usa/wi/boyceville/organization/19355/boyceville-high-school/schedule?date=2026-02-01T06%3A00%3A00.000Z&range=Week&s=U2NoZWR1bGVFbnRyeVB1YmxpY1N1bW1hcnk2OTI3NTZiMjlkNWI5N2JlMjEwNDU1MjU%3D&shared=true.”

Come to Pepin and cheer on the Eagles!

9 months ago, Sarah Burrow

A vertically oriented Instagram graphic promoting a girls basketball game. The background is mostly black with a rough, gritty texture that looks like layered paint or chalk, creating a dramatic sports-poster style. Repeated across the background in large, bold blue letters is the phrase “Game Day,” stacked and slightly transparent so it blends into the dark backdrop. At the very top of the image, small blue text reads “Girls Basketball.” Centered in the graphic is Macy Stewart, a high school girls basketball player. She is shown from about the waist up and is positioned slightly forward so she stands out from the background. Macy is wearing a red basketball jersey with blue and white accents, matching red shorts, and a visible jersey number on the front. Her hair is pulled back, and her face shows strong focus and concentration. She is holding an orange Spalding basketball with both hands directly in front of her chest, elbows bent, in a classic free-throw shooting stance. Her eyes are looking upward toward an unseen basket, and her posture is upright and steady, suggesting a moment of calm before taking the shot. Across the middle of the image, over Macy’s torso, is a bold red rectangular banner with white trim. Inside the banner, large white capital letters read “Eagles vs Cardinals,” clearly announcing the matchup. Below the banner, bright blue text reads “@ Pepin – JV 5:45,” indicating the game location and junior varsity start time. Beneath that, white capital letters read “Varsity to Follow,” letting viewers know the varsity game begins after the JV game. The overall design uses strong contrast with blue, red, white, and black colors to highlight school spirit and create an energetic, competitive feel. The graphic is designed to catch attention, promote school pride, and encourage fans to attend and support the Eagles on game day.

Huge win tonight for the girls' basketball team with a dominating performance on the court! The girls took down the Thunder, 57-31.

9 months ago, Nessa Noll

A basketball graphic showing the final score. The Eagles won 57 to 31 against the Thunder. The image features four Eagles players posing together in their white uniforms.

State Dance tickets for the competition in La Crosse this Friday, Feb. 6 and Saturday, Feb. 7 are all online sales. The link is below! GOOD LUCK EAGLES DANCE TEAM!

https://www.wacpc.com/page/show/521836-varsity-dance

9 months ago, Alma Area Schools

The Eagles lost in a nail-biter against the Cardinals!

9 months ago, Nessa Noll

Here is the update for the Boys' game. The Cardinals defeated the Eagles in a close match, with a final score of 60 to 58.

GAME DAY! The Alma-Pepin Eagles take on the Eleva-Strum Cardinals at home. Be there to support!

Link: https://fan.hudl.com/usa/wi/pepin/organization/12456/pepinalma-high-school/schedule?date=2026-02-01T06%3A00%3A00.000Z&range=Week&s=U2NoZWR1bGVFbnRyeVB1YmxpY1N1bW1hcnk2OTgxMDE5NjRiNDQ4OWQyNzM4OWYwMTA%3D&shared=true

9 months ago, Macy Stewart

“Game Day graphic for a Dairyland Conference basketball game: Alma-Pepin vs Eleva-Strum on February 2, 2026, at Pepin High School. Games at 4:30 PM (C), 5:45 PM (JV), and 7:15 PM (Varsity).” Eagles player pictured in the right corner.

The boy's basketball team lost in a nail biter to Alma Center- Lincoln on Friday night.

9 months ago, Imani Lopez-Elliott

Final score for the boys game on Friday. Eagles fell short by three points to the Alma Center- Lincoln Hornets. Score was 48-51.

Come and support the Pepin Alma Dance Team as they compete at the WACPC State Dance Competition on Friday for Pom. In addition, for the first time in program history, their kick routine will be competing at State Dance on Saturday.

9 months ago, Bella Brouillard

This graphic promotes the Pepin-Alma dance team’s performance at the WACPC State Dance competition at the La Crosse Center. It features two team photos: one group in purple and pink ombre uniforms with white poms, and another in black and gold patterned outfits. Below the photos, the text schedules their D6 Pom performance for Friday, Feb. 6th at 3:17 PM and their D3 Kick performance for Saturday, Feb. 7th at 2:32 PM.

Chase Schwen is a sophomore from Nelson. His biggest role models are his parents, Becca Fuller and Sam Schwen, along with his brother, Evan Fuller. At school, Chase’s favorite class is English with Mrs. Krzoska because she teaches thoroughly and explains everything clearly. He enjoys attending Alma for its small class sizes and the opportunity for one-on-one time with teachers. He also appreciates the school lunches, especially the pizza dippers. After school, Chase plays football, but his true passion is competing in rodeos and hunting. In rodeo events, he participates in bareback riding and bull riding. Most recently, he earned first place in Novice Bull Riding in Waukon, Iowa. When hunting, his favorite activity is duck hunting with his dog, Gus, a chocolate Labrador. After high school, Chase plans to attend college and continue his rodeo career. Congratulations to Chase on being Student of the Week!

9 months ago, Melissa Krzoska

Chase Schwen is this week's Student of the Week.

Kindergartener, Emma Mielke, is this week’s Alma Elementary Student of the Week. Her favorite class is math, where they work on writing. When she isn’t at school, Emma enjoys playing with her toys, especially her favorite Disney princess doll, Elsa. If she had any superpowers, Emma wishes to have ice powers just like Elsa, so she can freeze people. Emma wants to help people when she is older, so her dream job is to become a doctor. If she could have any pet in the world, Emma would want to have a cat, although she already has two dogs. When asked, Emma said her favorite food was chicken. Congrats, Emma, on being this week’s Alma Elementary Student of the Week!

9 months ago, Bella Brouillard

Eagle Weekly for Feb. 2-7
GOOD LUCK to the Eagles Dance Team as they travel to State Dance in LaCrosse for their Pom performance at 3:17 p.m. on Friday and Kick performance at 2:32 p.m. on Saturday. Also Pepin's Michaela Gold's for her Solo performance on Friday the time for that is yet to be determined. Send of plans will be posted once finalized. GO EAGLES!!!!!!!

https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vQiVy8W_m7PaZOUpvKdKUBkyc9k0ihs-Wa_pzdYFFSdIitgTxMIUOumpTtGsfAk6TwiEMLJotw_RynC/pub

9 months ago, Alma Area Schools