The cost of the course is $425. Registration must be completed through Northeast Community College (NECC) prior to the start of class. Registration may be completed in person at NECC or by calling 402-371-2020.
The classroom portion of Driver’s Education will be held Monday, June 1 through Thursday, June 4, 2026, from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. A total of 20 hours of classroom instruction is required. The driving lab portion will be scheduled throughout June and July. Scheduling later in the summer will depend on vehicle and instructor availability.
Registration forms may be picked up in Mr. Gubbels’ office.
If you have any questions, please contact Mr. or Mrs. Gubbels at jgubbels@winsidewildcats.org
or mgubbels@winsidewildcats.org
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Randolph Junior High Track meet on March 31st 2026 results
Winside Middle School track athletes delivered a strong performance across multiple events, highlighted by several top finishes in both boys and girls competition.
For the boys, Paxton Grothe placed 4th in the 100m with a time of 13.4 and earned a 2nd-place finish in the 200m at 27.7. Boe Clyde added depth in the 200m with a 4th-place finish (29.4) and also excelled in the field events, taking 4th in shot put (34' 7") and 2nd in discus (91' 3"). Ryan Hawkins led the way with a 1st-place finish in the 400m (1:03.9) and also claimed the high jump title by clearing 5' 0". Tayven Topp placed 4th in the 400m (1:14.6) and took 2nd in high jump (4' 10"). Ryan Deck contributed with a 5th-place finish in the 200m (30.2) and 5th in high jump (4' 6"), along with a 3rd-place mark of 14' 7" in field competition. The boys 4x100 relay team also earned a strong 2nd-place finish with a time of 56.1.
On the girls side, Paisley Grothe had an outstanding meet, capturing 1st place in both the 100m (14.0) and 200m (29.9). Kortney Jaeger placed 4th in the 200m (33.2) and turned in a strong 2nd-place finish in the 400m (1:22.8), while also winning the high jump with a clearance of 4' 9". Kaylee Koepke added a 5th-place finish in the 200m (33.8) and took 3rd in the 400m (1:25.0). MaKenna Thies earned runner-up finishes in both distance events, placing 2nd in the 800m (3:09.3) and 1600m (6:58.0). The girls 4x100 relay team matched the boys with a 2nd-place finish, clocking in at 1:04.2. In field events, Tate Petersen placed 6th in shot put (20' 8"), while Brystol Rhule took 6th in discus (52' 10"). Alayna Carlson added a 6th-place finish in field competition with a mark of 11' 2".
Overall, Winside athletes demonstrated strong effort, determination, and competitive spirit throughout the meet, bringing home multiple top finishes and continuing to build momentum for the season.
Happy Paraprofessional Appreciation Day!
Thank you for your dedication, patience, and the difference you make in our students’ lives every day. We appreciate you: Crystal Clyde, Connie Deck, Brooke Mann, Leah Ritze, Maria Walsh, Melissa Jeffery, Morgan Petzoldt, Karen Kruger and Stacie Andreasen!
Congratulations to All!
Sunday, April 12
High School Gym
PK-2 Grades 3:00-4:30pm
3-6 Grades 5:00-6:30pm
Each student can bring in one related adult.
Triple Elimination
Tuesday, March 24 - Grades PK3 and PK4 from 11:30-12:15
Wednesday, March 25 - Grades K-2 from 1:00-1:45
Friday, March 27 - Grades 3-6 from 2:45-3:30
Please study numbers, addition, and multiplication.
Jonah - Made 3 trips carrying band equipment in after the music contest at WSC when most of the other students either didn't help or just left.
Bently - Helped a teacher carry an item
Braxton - Reminded lunch person that a 5th grade table needed to be released for recess before his table.
Avery - Helped her classmate with their morning work!
Lane - Helped another student pick up papers she dropped when her hands were full.
Logan - Picked up the carpet.
Paisley - Picked up green mesh outside on the playground and dried off a wet counter.
Bowie - Picked up green mesh outside on the playground
Lilly - Picked up green mesh outside on the playground
Bently - Cleaned up the classroom
Daxton - Holding the door
Brody - Holding the door for a teacher
Mr. Prince wears many hats and wears them well! From taking care of maintenance issues that pop up, transporting our students safely to and from school, and even helping teachers keep chaos more organized, he is appreciated greatly! Mr. Prince takes care of all the day to day happenings at the school. Teachers can rely on him for a range of things. The students are always so excited to talk to Mr. Prince and love his silliness and jokes.
No matter how busy the day becomes, she remains calm, helpful, and willing to assist anyone who needs support. She is also an incredibly dependable member of our team. Staff members know they can always count on her for help, whether it’s answering a quick question, tracking down important information, or helping solve an unexpected problem. Her organization and attention to detail help keep the school running smoothly, often behind the scenes. What truly makes her stand out is the positive attitude she brings to her work. She treats everyone with respect and kindness and always goes the extra mile to make students, families, and staff feel supported. Our school would not function the same without her dedication and hard work.
Mrs. Kruger has done a great job this year in meeting the needs of the students she works with. She is willing to help out in the classroom in anyway possible. She has been a great help not only to those students she works one-on-one with but also in the rest of the classroom as well. Mrs. Kruger has jumped in and helped wherever she is needed. She has flourished while subbing in multiple different classrooms. She has great relationships with her students and they lean on her for support. We appreciate you Mrs. Kruger!!
Ms. Lamp does so many great things for our students, such as using the 3D printer to make various items for them. Currently, she's been busy making and selling bookmarks for $1 for students to purchase. She collaborates effectively with other staff members and is a dependable staff member who brings great ideas. She does an incredible job inspiring students to explore their creativity and express themselves through art in a welcoming and encouraging environment. In her classroom, students are given opportunities to try new techniques, experiment with different materials, and build confidence in their artistic abilities. She does a wonderful job creating lessons that are both engaging and meaningful, allowing students to feel proud of the work they create. It is clear that she puts a great deal of thought and effort into planning projects that allow every student to be successful.
Mrs. Hanson has done a great job with the Kindergarteners in her time as a Wildcat and she strives to make learning meaningful and fun for all. She has great classroom management with her kindergartners! She has a calm, positive, firm demeaner and it reflects on how her students love being around her! She is a great collaborator. She is willing to go above and beyond for her students!
Mrs. Klabenes has always been so easy to work with and will provide support for anyone who needs it. She wants what is best for all students and does a great job of meeting students where they are and giving them many opportunities to grow in their education. She works hard for each of her students. She was always a great mentor to me and is always willing to help out anyone who needs it.
Olivia has been a great student since joining the Wildcat family last year. She strives to do her best even when an assignment is daunting. She gets along with all of her classmates and is very respectful to her teachers.
