2017 Science Fair Winners

Congratulations to our 2017 Science Fair winners

 
Junior High
3rd place was Megan Johnson and Rianna Wells with “Battery Power”
2nd place was Malachi King and John McKennan with “The Effectiveness of the Beep”
1st place was Montanna Hirchert and Cameryn Lewis with “The Skinny on Moisturizers”
 
High School
3rd place Sophia Irvine and Westin Nottleman with “Chemistry of Ice Cream”
2nd place was Cameron and Ethan Shaner with “Erosion”
1st place was Makayla Perry and Morgan Miller with “Do You See What I See?”
 
Overall Winners were Morgan Therkildsen and Tessa Skelton with “Feeding Plants”
 

2017 NCC Honor Band

Congratulations to our 2017 NCC Honor Band members including Sarah Johnson, Avery McKennan, Dalton Ashby, Justin Drowne, Christopher Lopez, Ben Bonacci, Montana Cotttle, Colton Folkers, Tessa Dethlefs, Ian Edie, Travis Fitzgerald, Amanda Hansen, Nick Deyen, Keagan Hunter and Elizabeth Pace. Honor Band was held on March 6th at Ashland-Greenwood High School. The concert included a quartet of Tessa, Elizabeth, Ian, and Travis playing Sinfonia No. 3 by Bach.

 

Heartland of America Band Performs

On Tuesday, Fort Calhoun Junior and Senior High Schools were honored to get a concert from U.S. AirForce’s Heartland of America Band. Teachers and students alike were thrilled with the performance. Many came in not knowing what to expect and were surprise that it was a rock band. It was a fun break in the day.

Happy Birthday Nebraska

Fort Calhoun Elementary students celebrated Nebraska’s 150 birthday by dressing up as Pioneers, Cowboys and Native Americans. To quote Ben Sass, “Happy Birthday, Nebraska! May the legacy of the homesteaders, caretakers of the land, statesmen, and volunteers guide you forever.”

 

Top -Bottom L-R Nathan Lukasiewicz, Morgan Bentley, Jovi Greiner, Macie Collins, Kinsley Cannon, Sophie Weeks, McKenna Ladwig, Botton- Stella Wilmes, Raeleigh Hendricks, Hawthorne Roehr, Dalton Cannon, Emily Barta, Harper Tjardes, Natalie Lammers

 

L-R Sophie Thomas, Ellie Collins, Bria Bench, Lillian Pfeilsticker, Rowan Roehr

Morgan Shaner brought cupcakes decorated in the theme

¡No te preocupes! Don’t worry! Spanish Club will help wish away your worries!

¡No te preocupes! Don’t worry! Spanish Club will help wish away your worries! Friday, Spanish Club got together to make worry dolls. Worry dolls are small hand-made dolls that come from Guatemala and Mexico. There is a legend that if you have a problem or worry in life, you share it with the doll before going to bed. Tell one worry to each doll, place them beneath your pillow while you sleep and the dolls will take your worries away.

 

 

 

Congratulations Spelling Bee Winners 2017

Congratulations to our 2017 Spelling Bee Winners. At the Elementary, we had Eva Hansen as the Champion and Regina Namuth as our runner-up. At the Junior High, Maddie Hansen was our Champion and Cameryn Lewis was the runner up. Wish them luck at the County Spelling Bee on February 10th at 9:00.

 

 

 

 

Congratulations to our Five Wrestling State Qualifiers

Congratulations to Tyler Curtis (106 lbs), Jack Theisen (120 lbs), Jeff Heinz (132 lbs), Joe Twomey (145 lbs), and Jake Hubschman (160 lbs) who all made it to Wrestling State. Senior Jeff Heinz was District Champ with a 40-1 record. Wish them luck this Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Feb. 16th-18th at the State Meet. You can also watch the action at TrackWrestling.com.

 

         Jeff Heinz-132              Joe Twomey-145           Jake Hubschman- 160        Jack Theisen-120

Tyler Curtis-106

 

 

 

Kindergarten Holiday Activities 2016

Kindergarten celebrated Polar Express Day in December! We read the story and then did interactive activities as we watched the movie. Students alphabetized Polar Express words, drank hot chocolate and worked on graphing our opinions. Students enjoyed spending the day in pajamas and believing in the Christmas magic!
 
Happy New Year! Kindergarteners rang in the new year doing activities with the numbers 2017, STEM activities, reviewing their 2016 year and making new year resolutions! Things are looking bright for the class of 2029! 

HAL Art Show 2016

Elementary HAL Art Show

The Language Art HAL students had the opportunity to present their art to the school. Each art exhibit had to include a minimum of 4 pieces of art with display cards that explained their logic or reasoning of what they created. The mediums included sculptures, acrylic, watercolor, electronic art, music, pencil, and collages. On each individuals exhibit was a brochure that they created. The brochures included an autobiography, two features artists, and their favorite medium. I am very proud of the effort and hard work that each student put into their project. All of the students from the Elementary were able to come in and critique each art exhibit as well, everyone involved enjoyed the show!