The Fort Calhoun Community Schools offices will be closed December 24-25, and December 31-January 1st for the Holidays.
Due to construction, the south parking lot is not an entrance to the track. Do not drive or walk into the construction area. The gates will be locked at the end of business each day.
To access the track, park in the west lot and walk around the north side of the new building. There is a track entrance just north of the football bleachers.
State Track was held at Burke Stadium Thursday and Friday, May 22-23. State Placers were:
Alex Tietz, 3rd Place, 1600 M Run, Time: 4:32.64
Alex Tietz, 2nd Place, 3200 M Run, Time: 9:45.68
Hanna Lazure, 8th Place, High Jump, Jump: 5′
Full Listing of Class B Boys Results
Full Listing of Class B Girls Results
Each year, the 3rd and 4th graders volunteer to clean up their school yard for EARTH DAY. They were asked to bring rakes, brooms, dust pans, and gloves from home and Mr. Neumann supplied us with the large black bags to fill. The weather was perfect for the classes to work outdoors. They all worked very hard and the result made them all very proud. There was a large pile of full black bags that were picked up by Mrs. Kulus which she will use for her compost pile. Thank you 3rd and 4th graders for making our school beautiful. Happy Earth Day!!
“A Great Experience” by Maddie Hansen
Click the following link to see a short demonstration. Elementary HAL Robotics Movie
On Wednesday May 20th, there will be an auction at Fort Calhoun High School. Any items that are not being moved to the new addition are available to be purchased. The auction will start at 10:00 am. To view items for auction, click here.
Greetings from the elementary. Unfortunately, due to the weather, the Nebraska Game and Parks will be cancelling the Family Fishing event at Summit Lake tonight. The hopes of a dry and sunny evening didn’t happen. Thank you all for your support and your continual involvement in your child’s education. Have a great night. Stay positive!
The Salvation Army held the DJ’s Hero Awards Luncheon Tuesday May 5th. The award is given to deserving young people who have overcome adversity to excel academically and in life. The keynote speaker was Liz Murray who tells her life story in which she went from being homeless in high school to studying at Harvard. Congratulations to Samantha Maria Garcia, one of the recipients this year. Sam was be awarded a $10,000 scholarships funded by David and Peggy Sokol. An excerpt from her application essay reads, “Now, I am beginning to understand that no matter what you go through you can get through it and move on with your life. Winning this award will enable me to pursue my dream to help others overcome their own obstacles.”
Congratulations to Fort Calhoun’s outstanding high school leaders recognized by Pinnacle Bank and Midland University. Fifty-one students from 14 area schools were honored at the luncheon held at Midland University on May 1st. Students selected from Fort Calhoun were Riley Grosse-Rhode, Kayla Holder, Tessa Stevens.
