
Due to hazardous road conditions and the forecast of continued high winds through tomorrow morning, the Pep Band Bus including Dance team will not be travelling to Lincoln tomorrow, Wednesday, March 5, for the game. Stay safe!

β¨ Congratulations to Our January Students of the Month! β¨
π We are thrilled to celebrate the incredible achievements of our standout students this month! π Your hard work, dedication, and positive attitude have not gone unnoticed. π
Join us in recognizing:
PALLS: Danley Kile- Danley is a happy and kind preschooler. She is always ready to help a friend and loves to talk and play with classmates. Danley is working hard to be confident in what she knows-she has lots of knowledge and skills. Keep working hard Danley!
PALLS- Leilani Diaz-Gonzalez- We love Leilaniβs sweet and silly personality! She is full of energy and works hard at preschool. She has made great gains in her learning and participates in all preschool activities. Keep shining bright, Leilani!
Thank you Student Council for this kind gesture for staff birthdays! It was so thoughtful of you to remember us! π₯°


Last week, our talented high school culinary students rolled up their sleeves and got creative with their very own charcuterie boards! π§π From selecting the perfect cheeses to arranging colorful fruits and artisanal meats, they showcased their culinary skills.
They learned a lot about flavor pairings and presentation.
Swipe through to see their delicious masterpieces and get inspired for your next gathering! π½οΈβ¨










π Get Ready for the State Basketball Tournament! π
The excitement is building, and weβve got some epic Student Section /Crowd Themes lined up for the big games! π Letβs fill the stands with spirit, energy, and pride as we cheer our team to victory! π
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Student Section :
Wednesday : White lie
Friday : Blackout
Saturday : Western
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CROWD:
Wednesday : White OUT
Friday : Black OUT
Saturday : Red OUT
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π₯ Letβs pack the stands and create an unforgettable atmosphere. Dress up, make some noise, and bring the heat! π₯
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ποΈ Grab your tickets, tag your friends, and letβs get ready for the biggest game of the season! Weβll see you there, loud and proud! π


The 5tn graders started Read Across America Week with lots of fun activities. Rayne, from NHS, read to the class. Each student enjoyed reading a book of their choice, practiced their reading fluency and read and wrote three facts about their assigned Nebraska counties. They located the counties on their Nebraska map. Retired teacher, Bev Beavers, shared pictures that she took of all 93 courthouses in Nebraska. The students enjoyed birthday treats, sang Happy Birthday to Dr. Seuss, Mrs. Roach and her twin brother Jeff π then ended the day learning how to play Yahtzee! What a great day! Keep Reading Wildcats! πβ€οΈ










β¨ Congratulations to Our January Students of the Month! β¨
π We are thrilled to celebrate the incredible achievements of our standout students this month! π Your hard work, dedication, and positive attitude have not gone unnoticed. π
Join us in recognizing:
4th Grade- Kaymbri Cool- Kaymbri has worked so hard this year to improve her academic skills. She asks great questions, and is consistently giving her best effort in all subjects. She is a great friend, and a great leader in the classroom. Keep doing great things Kaymbri!
4th Grade- Hadlee Cross - Hadlee is a great helper in the classroom. She follows the expectations and is a good leader. Hadlee is a great friend to others and puts forth her best effort. Keep up the good work Hadlee!
Superior Public Schools will not have school on Wednesday, March 5th due to Superior Lady Wildcats qualifying for the state basketball tournament. The team will be in action at 10:45 am at the Pinnacle Bank Arena.

We are incredibly grateful for the generous donation from Elks Lodge #21 97 to the Superior FFA chapter last week. Your support helps us continue our mission and make a positive impact in our community. Thank you for believing in our future leaders! ππππͺπ± #SuperiorFFA #ThankYou

βοΈ Kindergarten took advantage of the nice weather last week and practiced solving one word riddles that ended in double letters outside . 1. "I'm thinking of an animal that says quack." 2. "I'm thinking of a toy little girls play with." 3."I'm thinking of something we do in math." βοΈ



We can't wait to celebrate Read Across America this week, March 3-7, with our PALLS-5th Grade students. Join in on the fun with our dress up days.
πMonday-Cuddle Up With a Good Book and wear your PJs.
πTuesday-Read My Shirt, wear a shirt with words.
πWednesday-Exercise Your Mind, wear a favorite team shirt or jersey.
πThursday-Hats Off to Reading wear your favorite hat.
πFriday-Crazy for Reading show us your crazy hair, crazy outfit, or socks.

πΎπSTATE BOUNDππΎ
Here is the final score of last night's district final game vs High Plains Community! The Wildcats had an incredible performance, shooting 73%! Here are the game's top scoresπ -Sr. Sadie Cornell 22 -So. Reagan Meyers 20 -Sr. Halle Bargen 10

Congratulations to Our January Students of the Month! β¨
π We are thrilled to celebrate the incredible achievements of our standout students this month! π Your hard work, dedication, and positive attitude have not gone unnoticed. π
Join us in recognizing:
5th Grade-Jax Meyers- Jax works hard in school. He completes all assignments carefully and does his best. He asks questions in class that help himself and other students learn more. Jax is kind and respectful to his peers and adults. He is always willing to help others. His smile brightens our days. Keep up the great work Jax.
5th Grade-Abe Carter-Abe is a smart student and is willing to help others academically when asked. He can always put a smile on our faces with his silly voices and dances. I appreciate how Abe is a good friend to others and gets along with his peers. Keep being yourself Abe!
Join the Speech team this Saturday at Thayer Central for Conference Speech starting at 9 A.M.

5th Grade Science Students learned about mixtures Thursday. They made two different mixtures using water & flavor packets and popcorn, jelly beans and smarties. It was a tasty lesson!





USA theme for the Girls District Final Basketball Game, Friday, February 28th, VS High Plains! Crowd theme is Red Out!! Come out and be loud.

The 5th Graders created sleds for a Cockroach tractor pull STEM Activity facilitate by 4H extension Educators Jenna and Casey. The students designed and adapted their sled as they worked through the engineering process. Students gathered data to calculate how much pulling power their cockroach had. Mrs. Roach's class organized their data in a chart. They evaluated the data and drew conclusions based on the data. It was a great for our 5th grade engineers!








π«2025-2026 Kindergarten Registrationπ«
π«Thursday, March 13
π1:30 -4:30 & 5:00-8:00
πSuperior Elementary Office
π’ Bring your child's immunizations and a certified copy of their birth certificate.
βQuestions Call: 402-879-3257, Ext. #252.

π±Today, Mr. John Mic visited our SPS Plant Science, Agronomy, Landscape, and Precision Agriculture classes to discuss the results from the soil testing we did last fall. Students dove into analyzing nutrient levels, pH, and Cation Exchange Capacity, exploring how these factors impact crop yields this growing season. πΎ
The highlight? Students applied their findings to create personalized fertilizer recommendations, putting their knowledge into practice! π‘

π Recess Ready: Dressing for the Weather! π
Parents, itβs important to keep our kiddos comfortable and safe during outdoor recess. Most classes have both a morning and afternoon recess. Hereβs a quick reminder for what to wear based on the temperature:
π’ Above 60Β°F: Dress as you please! Let your child pick whatβs comfy for the day.
π‘ Below 60Β°F: Grab a jacket or sweatshirt, and make sure their legs are covered with pants or leggings.
π Below 50Β°F: Itβs coat weather! Add a hat or hood to keep them warm.
π΄ Below 40Β°F: Time for a winter coat! Be sure to bundle up with gloves, hats, and scarves to stay cozy.
Remember, kids are more active outside during recess, so theyβll need enough warmth to stay comfortable while playing. πββοΈβοΈβοΈ
