Eagle Weekly for the week of March 24-29
Have a great week!
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Final Four!
Four books have advanced closer to the Championship round. These books include: Big Bad Pig, Hedgehugs, Cordouroy, and Miss Nelson is Missing. Next week we will see which of these books have what it takes to become March Madness Book Bracket Champion!
Please join us for our 3rd Annual Student Art Sale at Spring Fling!
Alma Area School Cafeteria
Saturday, March 29th, 2025
9am-2pm
Take this opportunity to support your young loved one and purchase their artwork for a good cause! Proceeds go to PIE (Parents Involved in Education). Funds are used for special events, field trips, books, technology advancements, classroom supplies and/or playground improvements.
We hope to see you there!
Alma Area Schools will be closed today, Wednesday, March 19th and it will be an E-Learning day. All after school student activities are canceled and our Rivermen Community Shop Night will be rescheduled. Finally, tonight’s school board meeting is being changed to Monday evening. Thanks, and make it a great day!
Thank you to Perry Dental for visiting with students in PreK, Kindergarten, and 2nd Grade today. We learned about the importance of brushing and flossing our teeth. We also learned about foods that are healthy for our teeth. Thank you, Nurse Katie for inviting them to our school!
Here is the link for TONIGHT'S concert!!
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Alma Area Schools will be hosting a track and field day on Wednesday, May 7th during the school day.
Congratulations to this week's Senior Spotlight!
Early Childhood Screening will take place this Friday starting at 1pm. If you haven't signed up yet and would like to attend, please let us know as soon as possible! We look forward to seeing you on Friday.
Alma Elementary’s Student of the Week is fifth grader, Hunter Moham. His parents are Ashley and Pat Moham. Hunter has one older sister, Alexis Koch, and two younger twin sisters, Autumn and River Moham. At school, he enjoys his favorite class, Math, which is the subject he finds the easiest. Another favorite of Hunter’s is chicken alfredo. Outside of school, Hunter enjoys playing sports. Hunter’s favorite being baseball where he is the pitcher or plays shortstop. Hunter has big plans after high school; he plans on becoming a NASCAR racer. Congrats Hunter on being this week’s Alma Elementary Student of the Week!
This week’s High School Student of the Week is Chloe Reed. Chloe is the daughter of Josh and Sharaya Reed, and she has one brother, Jackson. One of Chloe’s favorite things to do with her family is to go downhill skiing. Something she loves to eat is Texas Road House’s steak. One of her favorite classes is Shop class with her dad, who is ironically her favorite teacher as well because they do many projects and can be creative. Chloe loves eagles because they represent her school mascot. When Chloe graduates in May, she wants to attend UW-Eau Claire to major in biochemistry and molecular biology. One day she hopes to become an orthodontist and own her own practice. Congratulations on being this Week’s High School Student of the Week!
Eagle Weekly for the week of March 17-22
Have a great week!
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Addison and Alyssa Johnson returned to Section 3 LDE (Leadership Development Events) to compete once more. Addison participated in the Discussion Meet, where she put forth a great effort but did not place. However, in her Prepared Public Speaking contest, she dominated, delivering her speech, “Drink Milk One Glass at a Time—Someone’s Future May Depend on It.” Her outstanding performance earned her first place, securing her spot at state once again. Alyssa competed in Extemporaneous Speaking, showcasing her skills, though she did not place. We wish Addison the best of luck as she heads back to the state competition!
Our Elementary Alma Pride winners did a great job being model citizens of our school this week. Keep up the great work!
This fun and interactive out-of-school cooking class will teach kids how to create their own healthy snack board using ingredients they likely already have at home—think of it as a kid-friendly charcuterie board! Each child will leave with their own personalized board, fresh ideas for assembling delicious snacks, and maybe even a few surprise prizes along the way!
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Congratulations to our High Schoolers who made it to State Forensics!
Fraction Fun in Mrs. Rolbiecki’s 4th Grade Class!
Last week, our young mathematicians dove into the world of fractions using Play-Doh and fraction bars! They explored how to compare, add, and subtract fractions in a hands-on and engaging way. Seeing fractions come to life with colorful models made learning both exciting and meaningful!
Student Art Sale: During Spring Fling on March 29. Don't forget to stop by the cafeteria to check out all the great student art for sale.
Update on the March Madness Book Bracket.
This week the 3rd grade is working on the Elite Eight. Currently four of the eight books have advanced. Not only does this fun activity enhance the 3rd grader's reading ability, but also allows fellow grade levels to develop key skills on comparing books. Stay tuned for next week's FINAL FOUR!
