
KNIGHTS UNITE RECAP:
Knights Unite: A Day of Service was held on Thursday, April 24. This event was formerly known as "Sod House Day" but in recent years has been revamped as a day of community service and is now titled as such.
Our 6-12th grade students spent the morning in various community service projects across both Eustis and Farnam, giving back to the communities that support them in their many activities.
We then had student volunteers and community volunteers band together to create a fun afternoon for our elementary students to learn about all the different ways that community members serve. A huge shout out goes out to our many volunteers and donors who made today possible.
Mrs. Rexing deserves an abundance of thanks as it takes an incredible amount of planning and organization to pull off a day like this and have it go smoothly.
We are so proud of the work that our students and staff put in to give back to their communities!


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Ready for a Knights Unite photo dump? The next several posts will all be photos of our fun day!











Tuesday, 7-11th graders spent the morning MAPS testing. Everyone either hit benchmark or their growth goal and was awarded a trip to the Fox Theatre in Cozad thanks to the EF Booster Club. Thanks for a great day, students, teachers, admin, Fox, and Booster for making it happen!


9th graders attended the South Central Career Fair in Holdrege today.
🏫They learned from Education Quest that pathways to careers can include apprenticeships, college diplomas, and certifications.
🧮UNL Extension helped them to make the connection between STEM and careers and career clusters.
🔬Reps from the Banisters Leadership Academy organization challenged students to have courage as they invented something new from an everyday item and create a sales pitch.
🕴️Finally, they visited several business booths to learn more about job opportunities in our area.




Congratulations to this week's Noble Knights:
Henry R, Logan G, Charlotte H, Damien K, Walker W, Allison G








Congratulations to our eSports team who earned themselves another STATE CHAMPIONSHIP today!
The team competed at Doane College in Mario Kart today and is coming home with hardware!






Eustis-Farnam Public Schools is hiring for the position of K-12 Paraprofessional for the 2025-2026 school year.
This position is a 9 month position starting at the beginning of August and ending on or around the final day of the school year in May. Work hours are generally from 7:45 AM - 3:30 PM on Monday-Thursday and 7:45 AM-2:20 PM on Fridays. Paraprofessionals are responsible for supporting students and teachers in the classroom with daily learning activities. Paraprofessionals are expected to follow the guidance of certified teachers and administration in aiding all students to be successful learners. This may involve working 1-1 with students with special needs, assisting with small groups, or helping to supervise classroom activities. Paraprofessionals are also asked to aid in supervising recess and lunchroom duties. Paraprofessionals must be reliable, dependable, and punctual. The ideal candidate would be patient, desire having positive interactions with students, be willing to learn, and maintain flexibility in their thinking/be able to take direction.
Additional Notes:
Paraprofessionals report to the school principal. School district employees are disqualified from receiving unemployment benefits from the school for periods of unemployment which fall between regular school years if they performed services for a school district during one year and have a contract or a reasonable assurance of employment to perform similar services on comparable terms during the next school year. Eustis-Farnam is an equal opportunity employer.
Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Please direct all questions and application materials to Mrs. Jenner at taylor.jenner@efknights.org


State FFA Results: Congratulations to all of our students who competed! We are proud of your hard work!
State Champion Agronomy Team.
Team Members: Ashley Easterday- 1st Purple Ribbon, Gage Rupp-2nd Purple, Haley Morain-6th Purple, Eli Schimmels-9th Purple, plus Cole Dean, Traevyn Koch, & Cooper Parker (& Malakai White, not pictured.)
Food Science Team.
Team Members: Christian Maurer-1st Purple, Hunter Kugler-4th Purple, Lauryn Ruda-Blue, Malakai White-Red, plus Jennae Brockmeier, Shelby Jurjens, Maryah Oberg, Grady Puls, Olivia Wall (& Malia Viter, not pictured.)
State Runner-Up Meats Team.
Team Members: Cooper Knackstedt-3rd Purple, Whitney Page-4th Purple, Ethan Oberg-5th Purple, Bentley Stubbs-7th Purple, plus Brecken Hecox, Emily Robinson, Tucker Viter (& Finn Kerznar, not pictured.)
3rd Place State Welding Team.
Team Members: Ryan Oberg-5th Purple-Arc Division, Dawson Ruda-9th Blue-TIG Division, Finn Kerznar-Red-Oxy-Acetylene Division, Vince VanWaardhuizen-Red-MIG Division, plus Westyn Malcom & Bladen Williams.
7th Place State JH Ag Quiz Bowl.
Team Members: Kyson Dean, Charley Kerznar, Maddie Kugler, Whitney Wall, plus Wyatt Page, Brock Parker, Piper Puls, Raelyn Toberer, Maddie Tryon, (& Kolton Grove, Gage Bihlmaier, not pictured.)
2025 State Degree Recipients: Ashley Easterday, Finn Kerznar, Dawson Ruda & Vince VanWaardhuizen








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You know it's been a good week when you have so many Noble Knights, their pictures won't fit all in one post!



Congratulations to this week's Noble Knights:
Emma H, Hannah H, Sawyer W, Jim K, Reese S, Allison G, Maddy H, Axel N, and the 3rd and 4th grades!








