Congratulations to this week's
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Contact an elementary teacher to support the CHARGE into Reading Program!
Our Ag Math students have been busy the past few weeks diving into the important role bees play in agriculture! 🐝🌱
Students researched the impact of bees on our food systems, designed their own bee hotels, and brought those plans to life through hands-on building. To take their learning beyond the classroom, we partnered with local community members who graciously allowed us to install these bee hotels at their homes.
We’re excited to watch these projects in action and hopeful that our small efforts will make a positive impact on the bee population. Thank you to everyone who helped support this meaningful, real-world learning experience!
Important announcement!!
It has been approved that PreK will also have an early end of year due to lack of snow days. Our last day will be WEDNESDAY, May 6th. Graduation will stay the same, Friday May 8th at 8:30am.
Last day Wednesday, May 6th -full day.
It has been approved that PreK will also have an early end of year due to lack of snow days. Our last day will be WEDNESDAY, May 6th. Graduation will stay the same, Friday May 8th at 8:30am.
Last day Wednesday, May 6th -full day.
Upcoming Blood Drive!
At the Legion- Eustis.
Contact the Red Cross or use your app to make an appointment.
At the Legion- Eustis.
Contact the Red Cross or use your app to make an appointment.
The 2026 Senior Class and the 2026 PreK Class walked the halls this afternoon in their cap & gown. We had some siblings and cousins walking with each other.
Junior High track meet today is canceled.
Due to lifeguards unavailable, the pool will be closed April 25.
Due to no snow days and one fire day this school year, Eustis-Farnam's last day of school will be Tuesday, May 12th. This will be a full day with a 3:34pm dismissal.
Our Ag Math students had a great hands-on learning experience recently! They had the opportunity to help Pickcrete with work on the baseball batting cages, putting their math skills into action in a real-world setting.
A big thank you to Clark Gall for helping connect some math concepts. Experiences like this show students how math truly applies beyond the classroom! ⚾📐
We’re proud of the hard work our students put in and grateful for community partners who make learning meaningful.
The Elks Student of the Month recipients attended a dinner to celebrate! These students from Eustis-Farnam, Cozad, Lexington, and Gothenburg are selected by their peers based on academics, service, kindness, involvement, work ethic, being well rounded, involvement, and being a team player.
Students selected from Eustis-Farnam are Bladen and Westyn, and Whitney, Bentley and Malia who are not pictured.
Congratulations to all and best wishes on what is to come!
Students selected from Eustis-Farnam are Bladen and Westyn, and Whitney, Bentley and Malia who are not pictured.
Congratulations to all and best wishes on what is to come!
We are in need of pictures from any Eustis-Farnam or Hi-Line event this school year. We are especially in need of Junior High Sports pictures. Please email pictures to journalism@efknights.org
Good Luck to our ESports Team heading to Doane University for State!
Yesterday Mrs. Corkern's High School art students took a field trip to the Museum of Nebraska Art in Kearney.
Congratulations to this week's
⚔️ Noble Knights ⚔️
Jet the miniature horse visited PreK Tuesday for letter J. He let the students brush his teeth and his fur and feed him treats. Then he played the keyboard and showed how he’s ticklish.
Thank you Teri for sharing Jet with us!
Thank you Teri for sharing Jet with us!
We are looking for more substitute teachers to add to our list!
If you would like more information on how to obtain a substitute teaching permit, you can find information here: https://www.education.ne.gov/tcert/substitute-teacher/
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🛡 Noble Knight 🛡
Today, 9th graders attended a career fair where they visited numerous booths. Each booth was representing a company and the multiple careers within it. Student visited with the reps and participated in hands-on activities. Later they learned how so many professions are connected and the importance of networking. They also got to hear from a panel of young professionals and entrepreneurs to gain insight into the workforce and hear of their experiences in different professions.
Congratulations to Ethan who will be attending MidPlains Community College next fall. Today he signed to participate on their College Rodeo Team! Ethan has been participating in High School Rodeo for several years and really enjoys bronc riding. Best of luck to you, Ethan! We will be watching for you!
