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Activities for the week of May 6th:

  • Monday- 6-12 Academic Awards Program- 2:30PM
  • Monday- Senior Night- 7:00PM
  • Tuesday- South Loup Sports Banquet @ Arnold- 6:30PM
  • Wednesday- Golf @ Mullen- 11:00AM CT/10:00AM MTN
  • Thursday- District Track @ Ord- 10:00AM
  • Thursday- Preschool Graduation- 3:15PM
  • Friday- K-1 Field Trip, 5-6 Field Trip
  • Saturday- Graduation- 2:00PM

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May 18, 2024

Senior Booklet 2024

During the months of April-May, the journalism students have fun writing what we call the senior booklet.  For years, the kids have collected funny stories, sent out surveys, found pictures and compiled a senior souvenir that the Class of 2024 will pull out in the future and get a good laugh and enjoy their memories.

The 2024 Senior Booklet can be viewed here:  SeniorBookFinalLayout Seniorbookfinallayout Page 01

April-May 2024 Newsletter

The April-May Newsletter, the seventh newsletter of the 2023-2024 school year, is being mailed this week.

The Cardinal Chronicle for April:May Newsletter  (the school newsletter) is available

 

For Other Newsletters You Can Always go to these websites:

  • To see older versions of the school newsletter click here.
  • To see historical versions of school newsletters (from the early 1940s forward) click here.
  • To see alumni newsletters click here

February 2024 Newsletter

The February Newsletter, the fourth newsletter of the 2023-2024 school year, is being mailed this week.Febuary Paper 2 Page 01

The Cardinal Chronicle for Febuary Paper (the school newsletter) is available

 

For Other Newsletters You Can Always go to these websites:

  • To see older versions of the school newsletter click here.
  • To see historical versions of school newsletters (from the early 1940s forward) click here.
  • To see alumni newsletters click here

HS Book Club Joins Local Book Club for Fun

The HS book club and the local adult book club got together on Thursday, December 14th for an afternoon of fun.

Hostesses Mary Becker, Mary Jo Halstead, Kay Lohmiller, and Pat Scott shared how they run their book club meetings once a month, and how they choose books.  The HS kids enjoyed hearing what they have read and what they are planning to read in the near future.  Both groups went home a new list of future reads.

The HS kids shared about how our book club meetings work every other week, and books are chosen.  

The theme of the HS book club this nine weeks was “Delicious Reads” so we planned an afternoon of holiday baking and cooking.

The four ladies each took 2 or three of the kids to make 4 different snacks that we shared before our time was up.  They made Russian tea cakes (Mexican wedding cake cookies), tortilla roll ups, peanut clusters with white chocolate drizzle, and an ice cream punch.  

“We shared recipes and book suggestions and laughs.  I hope we can do something like this again next year,” said Mrs. Moninger.

December 2023 Board Minutes

Board Meeting
December 12, 2023

A Meeting of the Board of Education of the School District of Arnold, in the County of Custer, in the State
of Nebraska School District No. 89 of Custer County, Nebraska, was convened in open and Public Session on the 12th day of December, 2023, at the East Campus, in said District. Notice of the Meeting was given in advance thereof according to Law by Proper Publication, a designated method for giving notice to the School District, A copy of the Proof of Publication being attached to these minutes. Notice of this meeting was given in advance to all members of the Board of Education. Availability of the Agenda and the Purpose of the meeting was communicated in the advanced notice of the meeting to the members of this meeting.


Board of Education met in regular session Tues, December 12, 2023 at 7:00 A.M. with four members
present: Bierman, Bowers, Nelson and Strasburg. Cool arrived at 7:02 A.M. and Dalrymple were absent.
Motion Strasburg, seconded Bierman to excuse Dalrymple. Unanimous on roll call vote with the four
members present.
Meeting called to order
Motion Nelson, seconded Strasburg to approve the agenda. Unanimous on roll call vote with the four
members present.
Motion Strasburg, seconded Nelson to approve the minutes of the last meeting. Unanimous on roll call
vote.
Motion Cool, seconded Bierman to approve claims totaling $344,694.67. Unanimous on roll call vote.

Visitors & Guests: None

NON-ACTION ITEMS

Covid-19 Update

ACTION ITEMS

Motion Strasburg, seconded Nelson to approve South Loup Cooperative in Cross Country, Volleyball,
Football and Unified Bowling. Unanimous on roll call vote.
Motion Cool, seconded Nelson to approve School Bus Purchase with Blue Bird. Unanimous on roll call
vote.
Accepted Principal and Superintendent Reports
Next regular meeting will be Tuesday, January 9, 2023 at 7:00 P.M. at the East Campus.

Meeting adjourned by Bowers at 7:42 A.M.
To be considered for payment bills must be in the school office by noon on Thursday before the Board
Meeting on Tuesday.
The agenda is a continuous one and is available for examination during the regular hours at the office of
the Superintendent of Schools.

December-January 2023-24 Newsletter

The December – January Newsletter, the fourth newsletter of the 2023-2024 school year, is being mailed this week.

The Cardinal Chronicle for Dec Jan2023use Final Page 01December-January Newsletter (the school newsletter) is available

 

For Other Newsletters You Can Always go to these websites:

  • To see older versions of the school newsletter click here.
  • To see historical versions of school newsletters (from the early 1940s forward) click here.
  • To see alumni newsletters click here

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