The swimming pool will be closed tonight 11/20/25. Thank you.
Please join our One Act team for a performance of "Everyman in the Circus of Life" on Thursday, November 20th, at the Church of the Nazarene in Farnam. Soup will be served at 6:00pm and the show will begin at 7:00pm. There will be a free will donation to help with the One Act program.
Congratulations to the newest members of the Eustis-Farnam National Honor Society, Cole and Maryah!
New members were inducted Monday, followed by a cake reception.
The 6th-8th grade students attended a campus visit at Hastings College made possible in part by the Education Quest 8th Grade College Campus grant and EF School.
Students learned about paying for college, being active on campus and in the community, and the importance of good habits before entering high school.
One unique thing about Hastings is that students take classes in eight week blocks, taking two classes at a time.
After, we grabbed pizza and enjoyed a Planetarium showing at the Hastings museum.
Congratulations to this week's
🛡 Noble Knights 🛡
Celebrating our newest group of students recognized by their teachers. Keep up the great work and keep CHARGING into your learning!
Congratulations to this week's
🛡Noble Knights🛡
Congratulations to the Elementary Quiz Bowl team on their
🥇1st Place🥇 finish in Maywood.
Mrs. Rexing's Ag Math class visited one of Gilbert Koch’s corn fields today to learn how to estimate corn yield with the help of agronomist Jordan Rexing. Students tested multiple spots in the field to calculate an average yield and see firsthand how math is used every day in agriculture.
A big thank you to Gilbert and Jordan for giving our students this awesome in-the-field learning experience! 👩🌾👨🌾
🥇1st Place in Axtell🥇
The elementary quiz bowl team is off to a 💪strong start this season.
Congratulations to this week's
⚔️ Noble Knights ⚔️
Congratulations to the Elementary Quiz Bowl Team on their 🥇1st Place finish in Southern Valley today!
The EF National Honor Society is assisting in making appointments for the blood drive at the Eustis-Farnam Public School Small Gym Monday, November 10.
Please follow the link to schedule your appointment or call the school at 308-486-3991.
https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?zipSponsor=eustisfarnampsne
Thank you!
-The Eustis-Farnam National Honor Society
No Hill for a Climber- The Tools to Find a Way Travis Pieper, a 2010 grad of EF, gave an incredible presentation for our 7-12th grade students. Sharing how the character traits that rooted through school and community activities growing up - FFA, sports, especially wrestling, and others- undoubtedly served him when a head on collision left him without nearly half of his body. His message was inspiring and left his listeners reflecting on their attitudes and mindsets, especially when faced with the choice to embrace the suck- to have it hard now or have it hard later. So many great things came out of our hour together. When you get the chance to hear this All Right Guy, don't miss it! https://www.facebook.com/share/1KPZA4Zat9/?mibextid=but
Just a reminder that this Wednesday, November 5th is a 10:00 late start.
A big thank-you to our Eustis-Farnam businesses for supporting our school and helping make Halloween extra special!
Congratulations to this week's CHARGE into Reading receipents.
📚 Please consider supporting our new reading program — CHARGE into Reading!
Congratulations to this week's
🛡 Noble Knights 🛡
Congratulations to Eustis-Farnam seniors:
Bladen Williams
Malia Viter
Whitney Page
Bentley Stubbs
These seniors are the Eustis-Farnam honorees of this year's Nebraska School Activities Association (NSAA) Believers & Achievers, a state-wide awards program that recognizes Nebraska’s future leaders. Believers & Achievers was designed to reward high school seniors in Nebraska for their excellence in academics and participation in NSAA activities throughout high school (not just their senior year). These seniors demonstrate a commitment to citizenship, school involvement and community projects.
Underclassman wanting to join these seniors as NSAA Believers & Achievers should maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.50 (on an
4.0 scale, so a high B average at least...87-88% minimum) and participate in NSAA sponsored activities during high school. School nominees must demonstrate they are strong in:
Scholastic Achievement (minimum 3.5 GPA/87-88%)
Activity Participation in NSAA activities (One Act, Speech, Music) and sports School & Community Involvement (volunteer to help at school & community)
Citizenship (do the right things most all the time)
Congratulations again to Bladen, Malia, Whitney, Bentley!!!
Bladen Williams
Malia Viter
Whitney Page
Bentley Stubbs
These seniors are the Eustis-Farnam honorees of this year's Nebraska School Activities Association (NSAA) Believers & Achievers, a state-wide awards program that recognizes Nebraska’s future leaders. Believers & Achievers was designed to reward high school seniors in Nebraska for their excellence in academics and participation in NSAA activities throughout high school (not just their senior year). These seniors demonstrate a commitment to citizenship, school involvement and community projects.
Underclassman wanting to join these seniors as NSAA Believers & Achievers should maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.50 (on an
4.0 scale, so a high B average at least...87-88% minimum) and participate in NSAA sponsored activities during high school. School nominees must demonstrate they are strong in:
Scholastic Achievement (minimum 3.5 GPA/87-88%)
Activity Participation in NSAA activities (One Act, Speech, Music) and sports School & Community Involvement (volunteer to help at school & community)
Citizenship (do the right things most all the time)
Congratulations again to Bladen, Malia, Whitney, Bentley!!!