🐉 Dragon Fruit – Grows on a cactus, blooms at night with “moonflowers,” and is packed with vitamins C & B. Its seeds even contain healthy fats that support your heart! 💖
🌸 Guava – Known as a “super fruit,” guava has more vitamin C than an orange! It also provides phosphorus, iron, and calcium to help kids stay strong and healthy.
🥦🍎 Why is the Fresh Fruit & Vegetable Program so important for kids?
✅ Boosts nutrition
✅ Encourages healthy habits
✅ Increases fruit & veggie consumption at mealtime
✅ Supports learning in the classroom
Healthy kids = successful students! 🌟
Thursday, September 18th | Tee-off at 9:00 AM
🏐 Junior High Volleyball vs Republic County, scheduled for Thursday, September 18th, has been cancelled. ❌
Please reach out to Mrs. Corman with any questions.
Join us in supporting our Beef BOOSTERS program while enjoying a classic favorite that fuels our students the right way.
Informational Meeting - Wednesday, Sept 17th - [ 7pm - HS Library]
RSVP here - https://bit.ly/4plkdQX so Mrs. Blevins has your information.
We hope you've enjoyed meeting our amazing Early Intervention Team over the past few weeks! We're dedicated to supporting families and their children from birth to three years old in every aspect of their development.
In addition to the wonderful services provided by Lisa, Mackenzie, Colby, Cassy, and Courtney, our team is also here to help if parents have concerns about their child's vision or hearing. We can bring in Vision Specialists or Audiologists, if needed, to ensure your child's individualized needs are properly met.
We're committed to a comprehensive approach to early intervention, ensuring every child has the best start possible. If you have any questions or concerns regarding your child’s development, please contact our Services Coordinator Lisa Streit at 402-257-7140 or lstreit@hshn.org. You can also contact Jodi Fierstein, Elementary Principal at 402-879-3257 or jfierstein@superiorwildcats.org. Discover the difference our Early Intervention Team can make!
🌟✨ Way to Go, August Students of the Month! ✨🌟
🎉 We’re SO proud of our awesome Wildcats who worked hard, showed kindness , and shined bright this month! 🐾❤️
👏 Let’s give a big cheer for our amazing August Students of the Month:
2nd Grade-Mason Isaacson- Mason is quick to follow directions and expectations. He is a friend to all and helpful to everyone around him. He works SO hard to understand and complete tasks. Mason is a great role model and has such a kind heart! Keep up the great work, Mason!
2nd Grade-Kip Ehlers-Kip is considerate of his other classmates and always encourages them to do their best. Kip participates in class discussions and always works hard. He is always willing to lend a helping hand to his classmates.
📣 Attention Parents of K–12 Students:
Superior Public Schools will be holding free dental screenings for all students, grades K–12 is Wednesday, September 17th.
⚠️ Only students with a signed consent form will be screened.
✅ To participate, please review, sign, and return the consent form with your child.
💻 Need another copy of the consent form?
👉 Print it here
💙 A special thank you to Peak Dental for providing this valuable service to our Wildcats!
❓ Questions?
Call the school or email Nurse McMeen at 📧 mmcmeen@superiorwildcats.org
📢 Schoolwide Food Drive & Friendly Competition! 🥫🏆
Superior Elementary is teaming up with the Nuckolls County Food Pantry for the “Stock Up September Food Drive” — and we need YOUR help!
We’re collecting non-perishable food items all month long and weighing our donations to track our school’s total. But that’s not all…
🎉 We’re in a friendly competition with Lawrence-Nelson Elementary to see who can donate the most pounds of food!
🛒 Some most-needed items include:
Pancake Mix 🥞
Syrup 🍁
Ramen 🍜
Pasta 🍝
Rice 🍚
Let’s show our Wildcat pride and support our community! 🐾💛
Bring your items to Superior Elementary — OR drop them off at Home Federal Bank or Ace Hardware to be counted toward our total all donations should be made by September 30!
Together, we can make a BIG difference!
JV ⚔️ 6:00 PM • VARSITY 🔥 7:00 PM
We’re bringing the heat vs Sutton at home!
Can’t be courtside? Catch every spike, block, and set — watch online via the link in bio ➡️ https://striv.tv/channel/superior/
LET’S GO WILDCATS! Bring the noise. Bring the energy. Dominate the court! 💪🏐
🖥️💡 Happy National IT Professionals Day! 💡🖥️
Today, we celebrate the tech wizard who keeps our digital world spinning! From troubleshooting crashes to safeguarding data and driving innovation—our IT professionals are the true heroes behind the screens. 👨💻👩💻
💾 Thank you for your tireless support
🖱️ Your quick fixes and long hours
🔐 And your dedication to keeping us connected, secure, and efficient!
#ITProfessionalsDay #ThankAnITPro #TechHeroes #BehindTheScreens
20 of our students spent the day exploring the latest in ag technology, checking out live field demos, connecting with industry leaders, and getting hands-on with some seriously impressive equipment. From precision ag to water management, it was a day full of learning, networking, and inspiration for the future of agriculture. 🌍💡
Proud to be part of a community that keeps pushing the industry forward! 💪 #SuperiorFFA #HuskerHarvestDays #AgEducation #FutureOfFarming #NebraskaAg #FFA🦅
🌟✨ Way to Go, August Students of the Month! ✨🌟
🎉 We’re SO proud of our awesome Wildcats who worked hard, showed kindness , and shined bright this month! 🐾❤️
👏 Let’s give a big cheer for our amazing August Students of the Month:
PALLS-Hayden Cline: Hayden has grown so much and has gained confidence in himself. He works hard to complete tasks, listens and interacts well with others, and follows expectations. We are proud of you Hayden! Keep up the great work in preschool.
PALLS-Anders Christensen- Anders had a great transition into preschool this year. He comes to school with a smile on his face and is ready to learn! He is kind to friends, follows expectations, and loves to share his knowledge. Keep up the good work, Anders! We are so happy you are in our class!
Kindergarteners celebrated the completion of their first unit in knowledge which was all about nursery rhymes and fables. Students learned a variety of vocabulary words, short poems, and stories along with learning the meaning of a moral and practicing their ability to recall information! Students tried curds and whey (cottage cheese) and colored pictures of the nursery rhymes they learned. They even practiced being slow and steady like a tortoise with an egg and spoon challenge!
🚨 Final Scores🚨
🏐Malcolm Tournament🏐
Our Junior High girls are headed to the court and ready to DOMINATE! 💪
🆚 Superior vs. Fairbury
📍 @ Fairbury
🕟 First serve at 4:30 PM
Let’s show up loud and proud for our girls in red and black! ❤️🖤 Bring the energy, bring the noise, and let’s bring home that W! 💥
#SuperiorStrong #GameDayReady #JHVolleyball #GoSuperior #RedAndBlackAttack #SuperiorVsFairbury #ServeItUp #WeAreSuperior
