Congratulations to Jessica Stieb for committing to Michigan State for Track and Field. Good luck Jessica and #RebelNation is proud of you!
Parents: Kirk and Chris
Coaches: Paul Henry and Deb Habe
3 months ago, Kim Henry
Please join us in honoring Veterans.
3 months ago, Kim Henry
Good luck to our Junior Rebels as they start their seasons this week.
3 months ago, Kim Henry
The 8th grade students are learning about static electricity. They have been experimenting with different scenarios with the balloons to see how they react and then explain what caused it.
3 months ago, Jason Obermiller
This is a message discussed this morning in our homerooms:
7:00am to 8:00am is a dangerous time. Why, you may be wondering? Well, I'll tell you why.....daylight savings time!
We are scheduled to fall back one hour this coming Sunday. So before you go to bed Saturday night set your clock back one hour. The good news is you get an extra hour of sleep.
Back to why 7:00am to 8:00am is dangerous right now. It is still dark when you come to school. Many people are telling me that we also have kids that are not following safety rules when they walk and ride their bike to school.
The rules are simple:
`walk on the sidewalk,
`stay out of the street and
`cross the street on the corners after looking both ways.
If you drive to school, know that young kids are walking and biking to school, especially since it is still relatively warm. Not every block in Loup City is brightly lit, meaning there are areas where it is hard to see a person walking, especially if they are wearing dark clothing. Slow down and get your mind ready for the potential of having to stop quickly. The last thing you want to do is hit a little kid who lost their concentration and chased something out into the street in front of you.
WALKERS and BIKERS: did you hear that? YOU ARE HARD TO SEE OUT THERE! Be safe. Don't walk in the street when there is a sidewalk. Bikers follow the safety rules. We want every student to arrive safely....every day.
Discussion: have you seen young (or old) students put themselves in danger getting to school? How do we keep students safe?
3 months ago, Dean Tickle
Thank you to everyone that participated in the Pumpkin Decorating Contest this year. It is always fun to see the creative ways to decorate pumpkins that are inspired by books.
3 months ago, Kim Henry
Second Grade students enjoyed carving pumpkins with Student Council. Thank you Mrs. Badura and students for joining us in this tradition! Teachers- Cathy Glinsmann and Candy Augustyn
3 months ago, Candy Augustyn
October 20th, the 5th graders traveled to Grand Island for Animals Inside and Out. The event was put on by UNL Extension and was centered around the importance of Agriculture in Nebraska. The kids got to see and learn many new things.
3 months ago, Amelia Jonak
Parents for grades 6-12,
Time to signup for a spot at parent teacher conferences this Thursday!
4 months ago, Josh Asche
This morning we recognized this group of students for their outstanding academic achievement. Each of them scored in the 95th percentile or above on an NWEA MAP test, or higher than a 24 on their NSCAS ACT test last spring. Their name plates can be viewed on our award plaques in the Northwest hallway by the high school gym. Congratulations to each of you on this amazing accomplishment!
4 months ago, Josh Asche
Advanced Math student's Art with Desmos Projects
4 months ago, Shelby Brandt
🏈 JV Football Cancellation Notice
5 months ago, Kim Henry
Please mark your calendars!
5 months ago, Kim Henry
If you have any questions, please contact Brenda Gregory- Guidance Counselor.
5 months ago, Kim Henry
CONNECTIONS in Action! Today's first project: Draw something that you would like to buy. Devise a plan to save the money to do it. This project is cross-curricular. Touching on mathematics, economics, art, and strategic planning just to name some arenas of learning.
5 months ago, Roger Reikofski
Thank you to Rose Lane Home, represented here by Callie Jeffers, for donating the big box of school supplies to Loup City Public Schools. Accepting the supplies on behalf of Loup City Public Schools are Administrative Assistant Becky Mroczek and Literacy Coordinator Dusti VanSlyke.
6 months ago, Roger Reikofski
Please mark your calendars with the updated start time.
6 months ago, Kim Henry
Good Afternoon! School is off to a fantastic start! This is a reminder that the newly named "CONNECTIONS" After School Program for students enrolled in grades K through 6 at Loup City Schools will begin Monday, August 22, 2023. Forms can be picked up at the Elementary Office of the 2-6 building - Entrance #1. Call the school with questions. Thank You.
6 months ago, Roger Reikofski
If you have any questions, please contact the school.
6 months ago, Kim Henry
ALC Rebels- Upcoming Events for week of August 15th
**practice schedule is on the school website**