Outstanding High School Leaders Award

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Congratulations to Sarah Determan, Tyler Pace and Kyle Owen who received the Pinnacle Bank Outstanding High School Leaders Award on April 4th, 2014. The Pinnacle Bank Outstanding Leaders award is presented annually to high school juniors who show leadership ability and achievement. Students earning the award were nominated by a high school counselor, teacher, administrator, or other community leader. Gov. Dave Heineman presented the award along with Scott Meister, Fremont Market President of Pinnacle Bank.

Follow this link for more information.

http://www.midlandu.edu/local-hs-students-recognized-2014-pinnacle-bank-outstanding-leaders

 

 

Remembering Our Fallen

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The “Remembering Our Fallen” exhibit is on display at  Fort Calhoun High School, April 21st-25th. “Remembering Our Fallen” is a tribute to all of those who have died as a result of wounds suffered in a war zone, while in uniform, since 9-11-2001. It was created to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. Its legacy will be that these men and women will never be forgotten and that their names will be remembered and spoken.

Audubon Society of Omaha art competition

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Congratulations to Kailey Siemonsma, Killian Rohr, Grace Whitlaw, Destinie Bradberry-Tripp, Vince Hartline, Colten Siemer, and Nick Tegels on their achievements in this year’s Audubon Society of Omaha art competition. All seven participants received Excellence awards. Destinie, Vince, Colten, and Nick also received awards for Best of Show. There were a total of six Best of Show awards given to students in grades 9-12, and Fort Calhoun received four of them.

In the picture from left to right are Vince Hartline, Nick Tegels, Colten Siemer, and Destinie Bradberry-Tripp. (Not pictured are Kailey Siemonsma, Killian Rohr, and Grace Whitlaw).

Spanish Club

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The Spanish Club took a trip to the Scottish Rite Masonic Center on Tuesday, March 25th to experience the Hispanic Flamenco Ballet. Students were able to learn more about the traditional and contemporary style dance from Latin America.

Student Council

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The Fort Calhoun High Schooll Student Council picked up litter on Highway 75 on March 30. Pictured are Sean Ramey, Anna Koenecke, Abby Hillmer, Tyler Pace, Dani Dross and Peyton Griesert.

Prom Royalty

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Congratulations to our 2014 Prom Royalty-Prince Tyler Pace, Princess Abby Hillmer, Queen Ali DeWitt and King Zach Fickbohm

Science Fair Winners 2014

The Science Fair was held on Monday March 17th.  The judges from OPPD said that choosing a winner was difficult because there was a variety of quality exhibits. Congratulations to all of our winners.

High School
1st.  Michaela Beavers-Measuring soil bearing capacity
2nd. Jessica Gravert & Amanda Hansen-How accurate is your taste?
3rd. Bradley Lester-Effect of lighting from carbon dioxide

Junior High
1st. Nicole Swanson-Predator and prey instincts?
2nd. McKenzie Cottle &Lizzy Namuth- Pareidolia: Can you hear music after it disappears?
3rd. Matt McGovern-When will wood break?

Overall winners
Julie Klemm and  Taya Skelton- How light affects plants?

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Learning is Fun in 2nd Grade

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We have been studying embryology in science in second grade. Mr. Landon brought us 12 eggs on February 12th. We learned about how to take care of them and the process of hatching. Mr. Landon came back on the 18th and candled the eggs. One was not fertilized and one was cracked so, we had a possibility of hatching 10 chicks. On February 27th when we got here in the morning, 3 eggs were pipped, which means they had holes in the them and we could see the chicks breathing. By the end of the day, we were able to see three hatch and then one hatched later that night. This is a fun learning experience for all of us!