Our 5th grade band students have completed their first band book! These students have worked hard to learn the fundamentals of their instrument and it's just the beginning- keep up the good work!
Art is back in gear! Look at what the 2nd graders created! They learned about primary and seconday colors and using different texture on their art!
💥 The Countdown Begins! 💥 Get ready for an action-packed season of wrestling! 🤼♂️🔥 Our team is gearing up for another exciting season, and we’ve got the full schedule for you! 🗓️ Check out the upcoming matches and mark your calendars so you don't miss any of the epic action!
Help support Nuckolls County Child Care by visiting their book fair on Tuesday, November 19.
1st Grade finished their Knowledge unit on Ancient Egypt! The students had fun making their own Pharaoh necklaces and bracelets. They even took their new knowledge outside and made their own Nile River in the sandbox!
1st Annual Santa’s Helpers Workshop
🎅What is Santa’s Helpers? It’s where children can go shopping for their loved ones for only $0.50 a gift. Please bring exact payment .
🎅 Superior Students in grades preschool-5th can sign up
🎅Saturday, December 7 from 9 am to 12pm.
🎅Superior Presbyterian Church- 549 Central Ave. Superior, NE
If your child would like to participate please sign up online.
https://bit.ly/SantaHelper24
You must pre-register , NO ON SITE REGISTRATIONS.
❓Questions call Robin-402-879-5887
⚠️Check Red Folders for more information!
During PRIDES, we discovered the importance of being KIND to ourselves! One of the powerful tools we explored was meditation.
Taking time to pause, breathe, and reflect can transform our mindset.
🍂🎨 Fall in Love with Art! 🎨🍂
Our middle and high school art students have been exploring their creativity with a unique project! They experimented with oil pastels and watercolor paints to create a beautiful resist effect, crafting vibrant fall leaf montages that capture the spirit of the season.
But the creativity doesn’t stop there! Once students complete their weekly project, they have the freedom to create their own independent artwork. From sketches to imaginative paintings, their individual creations are just as inspiring as their class projects!
4th & 5th Graders enjoyed lettuce wraps including the 2 varieties of lettuce grown in the school's tower garden, ham, turkey and cheese. A 4th grade student said, "I have never tried lettuce before, but I really like it!" It was a success all around! Over 80 lettuce wraps and big tub full of lettuce for the cafeteria salad bar was harvested. In addition, 5th graders observed a white milky substance coming from a harvested plant! (Phenomena: next generation science standards) Way to go young scientists and learners!
Updated 2024-2025 girls' and boys' basketball schedule! Mark your calendars for an exciting season!🏀🐾
PALLS preschoolers learned about the different ways to practice kindness with others. We made a "kind" poster and added beautiful kindness artwork to our classroom.
Spanish Two labeled body parts with sticky notes to practice new vocabulary. 👃🏾👁️👂🏻👄🦷🦵🏽🦶🏼
Learning about spreadsheets is more fun when you can count your data and then eat it! 📊
Happy World Kindness Day! World Kindness Day is an annual event that encourages individuals to practice kindness in their daily lives. It highlights the importance of empathy, understanding, and cooperation to create a more harmonious and caring world. Today, all of the elementary students will be learning self-kindness tips during Wildcat Prides. Here are some of the tips the students learned.
👏🏻 Join us in congratulating these amazing artists! 👏🏻 During Red Ribbon Week K-5 students learned about choosing to be drug free and participated in a coloring contest. Winners received a goodie bag of treats.
Thanks to the Crest Theatre for also sponsoring a $5 gift certificate for the first place winners.
Honoring Our Heroes: Veterans Day at Superior Public Schools🇺🇸
Yesterday, we took a moment to remember and honor the brave men and women who have served our country. Our Veterans Day program was filled with heartfelt speeches, patriotic music, and the chance to meet local veterans who shared their stories and sacrifices.
We are grateful for their courage, dedication, and the freedom they’ve fought to protect. Thank you to all our veterans for your service, and to everyone who attended and showed their support today.
New Deadline Senior Parents:
You have a chance to honor a special senior with a personal ad in the 2024-2025 yearbook. This is an opportunity for you to offer simple congratulations to a senior. The message can be sentimental, funny, poetic, or philosophical. We ask you to include a baby or childhood picture with your ad (these will be returned to you next spring or next fall). This can either be mailed with the message and payment, or you can email it to me at mschuster@superiorwildcats.org.
The smallest your ad will be is 2” x 4”, but if we do not have one from everybody, your ad could be larger. The price of these ads is $25.00 to be paid in advance. Checks should be made to Superior Public Schools. Please mail your payment, picture, and special message to: Superior High School, ATTN: Journalism Department, 601 W. 8th Street, Superior, NE 68978.
So if you would like to honor the special senior in your life, don’t miss our deadline of Friday, November 15.
📣More exciting news from the State Volleyball tournament! 🏐Regan Meyers-All Class Tournament Team & Class D-1 Tournament Team 🏐Faith Butler-Class D-1 Tournament Team 🏐Mia Gardner-Class D-1 Tournament Team! Congratulations on an outstanding season!
🧠✨ Happy National Psychology Week! ✨🧠 This week, we celebrate the vital role psychology plays in our understanding of the mind and behavior. A special shoutout to Cesar Torres for his incredible contributions to the field! His dedication to mental health advocacy and research inspires us all. Let’s take a moment to appreciate the importance of mental well-being and support one another on our journeys.
Congratulations to these 4th and 5th grade students who were selected for Sing Across Nebraska.
They spent Friday and Saturday preparing for their concert on Saturday afternoon.
It was a beautiful concert getting to hear students from across the state of Nebraska.
