Superior Public Schools

Writer's Workshop was a lot of fun for the 4th grade when Bruce came for his visit last week. Their first task was to illustrate the main character in their story Irvin. They finished the worship by writing about what happened when Irvin visited the dentist for the first time.

Get ready for track meets and ball season with our cozy picnic blankets, perfect for cheering on your favorite teams! 🏃‍♂️⚾️ 👉 How to Order: - Purchase online or by turning in your order form to either school office. - Orders are due by March 31st! Every blanket sold helps support our local scholarship for future educators, so grab yours today! Thank you for your support! ❤️🙌

When 1st and 2nd graders met with Bruce they participated in a Sequencing Workshop. During the workshop they got to make up their own story about how to get Farmer Simpson's sheep to sleep following the sequence of--first, next, then, last.

Last week Bruce Arant, a Nebraska author and illustrator, visited K-5 students. Each group of students got to participate in a workshop led by Bruce. Kindergarten participated in a Picture Book Illustrating workshop. They got to see how as an illustrator how your drawings progress. They ended the workshop by creating their own creature that Bruce drew. Check back through out the week for more posts from the visit.

The 4th and 5th Students traveled to the State Capitol and Morrill Hall in Lincoln. They witnessed the State Legislature in progress, explored the capitol, ate lunch provided by The Nebraska Soybean Council, and toured Morrill Hall, the Official State Museum. It was a fun day on learning!

🏫2025-2026 Kindergarten Registration🏫 🏫Thursday, March 13 🕐1:30 -4:30 & 5:00-8:00 📍Superior Elementary Office 📢 Bring your child's immunizations and a certified copy of their birth certificate. ❓Questions Call: 402-879-3257, Ext. #252.

📢 Calling All Superior Alumni! 🎓 Hey Superior grads, we want to stay connected! We're building a database of all our amazing alumni, and we need your help. Whether you graduated last year or decades ago, we want your contact info so we can keep you in the loop for future events, special plans, and exciting updates happening in Superior and at the school! 🐾 By sharing your email and phone number, you'll stay informed about community activities, projects, and all the great things happening at Superior Public Schools. 💻📲 👉 How to share your info: ✅ Fill out the online form: https://forms.gle/L7iL1kBa6k6VZHdd9 ✅ Mail your information to: Superior Public Schools - Alumni PO Box 288, Superior, NE 68978 ✅ Call us at: 402-879-3257 Extension 162 If you’ve moved, changed your phone number, or have new contact information, please take a few minutes to update it so we can stay connected! If you’ve already filled out the form in the past couple of months, no need to do it again — unless you need to update your information. ✅ We greatly appreciate your support in helping us keep the Wildcat family strong! Feel free to tag fellow Wildcats, share this with classmates or family members, and help us spread the word! Thank you all for allowing us to gather information to highlight all the great things happening in town and at the school! We’re excited to keep you connected and share future events and updates with you. 💻 Form Link: https://forms.gle/L7iL1kBa6k6VZHdd9 **#SHSAlumni #StayConnected #OnceAWildcatAlwaysAWildcat 🐾**

That’s amazing! Huge shoutout to The Nebraska Lions Foundation Screening Unit for their incredible work assisting with over 450 screenings at Superior Public Schools. Their dedication to community health and well-being is truly commendable! Thank you!! 👏👏👏

✨ Mirror Etching Magic! ✨ Our middle and high school art students just wrapped up an awesome mirror etching project! They used a relief printmaking technique, cutting away the tape to create their designs before etching the mirrors with etching cream—some even tried sandblasting for extra texture! Every mirror turned out completely unique, and it was so cool to see all the different designs come to life. Amazing job, everyone! 🎨🙌

📚 Parent-Teacher Conferences Coming Soon! 📝 Dear Parents and Guardians, We are excited to announce that Parent-Teacher Conferences will be held on Thursday, March 13th. The conference hours are as follows: 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. This is a wonderful opportunity to connect with your child's teacher, discuss their progress, and work together to support their academic growth. Please note, there will be no school on Friday, March 14th. We look forward to seeing you there and working together to help your child succeed!

The archery team competed on Saturday at the Lucky Draw Lawrence-Nelson Invite. Danny Fuller placed first, and Brayden Wulf received third place in the high school division. Brynley Behrends placed first in the elementary division. The archery team will be traveling to Lincoln on Saturday, March 15, to compete in the state tournament. Good luck archers.

Over 50 of our middle school and high school music students and parents attend the Omaha Symphony's presentation of "Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl". The movie was played on a screen above the stage while the soundtrack was performed live by the symphony orchestra- a one of a kind movie experience for sure!

📚 Parent-Teacher Conferences Coming Soon! 📝 Dear Parents and Guardians, We are excited to announce that Parent-Teacher Conferences will be held on Thursday, March 13th. The conference hours are as follows: 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. This is a wonderful opportunity to connect with your child's teacher, discuss their progress, and work together to support their academic growth. Please note, there will be no school on Friday, March 14th. We look forward to seeing you there and working together to help your child succeed!

Please join us for PALLS Preschool Open House! We are now enrolling for the 2025-2026 school year! Enrollment is March 13th from 1:30-7:30.

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!

✨ Congratulations to Our January Students of the Month! ✨ 🎉 We are thrilled to celebrate the incredible achievements of our standout students this month! 🌟 Your hard work, dedication, and positive attitude have not gone unnoticed. 🙌 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 Leilani’s 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! 🥰

Last week, our talented high school culinary students rolled up their sleeves and got creative with their very own charcuterie boards! 🧀🍇 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! 🍽️✨

🏀 Get Ready for the State Basketball Tournament! 🏆 The excitement is building, and we’ve got some epic Student Section /Crowd Themes lined up for the big games! 🙌 Let’s fill the stands with spirit, energy, and pride as we cheer our team to victory! 🎉 ~ Student Section : Wednesday : White lie Friday : Blackout Saturday : Western ~ CROWD: Wednesday : White OUT Friday : Black OUT Saturday : Red OUT ~ 💥 Let’s pack the stands and create an unforgettable atmosphere. Dress up, make some noise, and bring the heat! 🔥 ~ 🎟️ Grab your tickets, tag your friends, and let’s get ready for the biggest game of the season! We’ll see you there, loud and proud! 🎉

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 😍 then ended the day learning how to play Yahtzee! What a great day! Keep Reading Wildcats! 📚❤️