Ms. Gnat's weights classes took time away from the "iron" for a bike ride. Ms. Gnat also had the Health Department from Northeast Community College come to give her 7th grade students a presentation: "Fatal Vision Drunk Driving Presentation". Student experienced a variety of situations on foot and in a go-cart simulation.
8th Grade Social Studies has been learning about the early years of the United States and the development of foreign policy. Each student wrote their own foreign policy addressing alliances, military, trade, and democracy, and then the class voted on the best policy for each category. (L-R: Alayna Carlson, Tate Petersen, and Paxton Grothe)
Alliances Winner - Paxton Grothe
I think that we should make alliances with the big countries that have great powers so that way we can get help from a great power like Russia when we are in trouble, and we could go to war for our allies if they were getting beaten badly in the war and needed lots of help and we would help them win that war unless it is against one of our great allies. Then we would hold off so that we don't lose one of our best allies, and we would help our greater ally if two of our allies were in a war.
Military Winner - Paxton Grothe
We will have Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, Marines, and we will add a greater nuclear power, so if a country tries to attack us with nuclear power, we could defend ourselves more and not get taken out in nuclear warfare, and we should also get a better defense system in case that a war breaks out. And other countries send bombs towards our country, we will have a greater defense system, and we will have a greater military and get more troops to become one of the greatest powers in the world.
Trade Winner - Tate Peterson
The United States is allowed to trade whenever and whatever they want to. While trading with enemies, if we so please, we must not give them everything they want, and we must require them to give us more than what our product is worth. The United States can refuse to trade whenever they want as well. The United States MUST NOT trade products to countries that we are currently fighting.
Democracy Winner - Alayna Carlson
No, we will not try to spread democratic forms of government because that could lead to more harm than good. Other countries might think that we are trying to start a war or be in disagreement with them. No, I don’t want other countries having monarchies, but I don’t want to get involved with anyone else’s government if it’s not affecting us.
Alliances Winner - Paxton Grothe
I think that we should make alliances with the big countries that have great powers so that way we can get help from a great power like Russia when we are in trouble, and we could go to war for our allies if they were getting beaten badly in the war and needed lots of help and we would help them win that war unless it is against one of our great allies. Then we would hold off so that we don't lose one of our best allies, and we would help our greater ally if two of our allies were in a war.
Military Winner - Paxton Grothe
We will have Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, Marines, and we will add a greater nuclear power, so if a country tries to attack us with nuclear power, we could defend ourselves more and not get taken out in nuclear warfare, and we should also get a better defense system in case that a war breaks out. And other countries send bombs towards our country, we will have a greater defense system, and we will have a greater military and get more troops to become one of the greatest powers in the world.
Trade Winner - Tate Peterson
The United States is allowed to trade whenever and whatever they want to. While trading with enemies, if we so please, we must not give them everything they want, and we must require them to give us more than what our product is worth. The United States can refuse to trade whenever they want as well. The United States MUST NOT trade products to countries that we are currently fighting.
Democracy Winner - Alayna Carlson
No, we will not try to spread democratic forms of government because that could lead to more harm than good. Other countries might think that we are trying to start a war or be in disagreement with them. No, I don’t want other countries having monarchies, but I don’t want to get involved with anyone else’s government if it’s not affecting us.
We’re incredibly grateful for our Winside bus and van drivers who go above and beyond every day to keep our students safe. Your dedication, care, and commitment make a difference—thank you for all you do for our Wildcat family! 🐾
Join us this Friday as we celebrate the achievements of our students at Awards Day! The NHS ceremony will kick off the program, followed by recognition of student accomplishments—everyone is welcome to attend.
The junior high track meet scheduled for today at Wisner has been cancelled and will not be rescheduled.
Kindergarten Roundup 2026
Kindergarten Roundup 2026
We need YOU, Winside! 🐾
Winside Public School is looking for substitute teachers to join our team and support our students when teachers are out.
Thanks to LB 1022, it’s now easier than ever to get started—fewer barriers, more opportunities to make an impact.
Step in. Make a difference. Be part of our team.
👉 Get started today:
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Winside Public School is looking for substitute teachers to join our team and support our students when teachers are out.
Thanks to LB 1022, it’s now easier than ever to get started—fewer barriers, more opportunities to make an impact.
Step in. Make a difference. Be part of our team.
👉 Get started today:
education.ne.gov/tcert/substitute-teacher
#WinsideWildcats #BigImpact #SubstituteTeacher #NowIsTheTime
Elementary Parents!
Next week on April 27th-May 1st, our elementary students will be Aimsweb testing. In order for them to do their best it's important they get a good night's rest and eat breakfast! The day or days your child is testing are listed below:
Kindergarten and 1st Grade- Tuesday (Math and Reading)
2nd Grade- Monday (Math), Thursday (Reading)
3rd-6th Grades- Monday (Math), Wednesday (Reading)
Makeup tests to follow on Thursday and Friday.
Next week on April 27th-May 1st, our elementary students will be Aimsweb testing. In order for them to do their best it's important they get a good night's rest and eat breakfast! The day or days your child is testing are listed below:
Kindergarten and 1st Grade- Tuesday (Math and Reading)
2nd Grade- Monday (Math), Thursday (Reading)
3rd-6th Grades- Monday (Math), Wednesday (Reading)
Makeup tests to follow on Thursday and Friday.
April Staff of the Month
I would like to nominate Jubie for Staff of the Month for the positivity and kindness she brings to our school each day. She greets everyone with a warm smile and a cheerful attitude that truly brightens the day of both students and staff. Her positive energy makes the cafeteria a welcoming place, and she takes the time to be kind and friendly to everyone she interacts with. Students look forward to seeing her, and her uplifting personality helps create a supportive and happy environment in our school. Her kindness, dedication, and ability to spread positivity throughout the building make her very deserving of this recognition.
I would like to nominate Jubie for Staff of the Month for the positivity and kindness she brings to our school each day. She greets everyone with a warm smile and a cheerful attitude that truly brightens the day of both students and staff. Her positive energy makes the cafeteria a welcoming place, and she takes the time to be kind and friendly to everyone she interacts with. Students look forward to seeing her, and her uplifting personality helps create a supportive and happy environment in our school. Her kindness, dedication, and ability to spread positivity throughout the building make her very deserving of this recognition.
April Teacher of the Month
Ms.Gnat has great classroom management with her students. She is fair but firm and the students love and respect her. She is a great asset to the Winside team and her work in the athletics department does not go unnoticed! I'm choosing Devin Gnat because of the extra commitments she puts into the school as the assistant athletic director. She does a fantastic job of making sure staff members are all set up for their shifts when taking money at the athletic events. She has a positive impact on the students and it's very clear when walking the hallways.
Ms.Gnat has great classroom management with her students. She is fair but firm and the students love and respect her. She is a great asset to the Winside team and her work in the athletics department does not go unnoticed! I'm choosing Devin Gnat because of the extra commitments she puts into the school as the assistant athletic director. She does a fantastic job of making sure staff members are all set up for their shifts when taking money at the athletic events. She has a positive impact on the students and it's very clear when walking the hallways.
April Teacher of the Month
Mrs. Boehmer is a no nonsense educator, who keeps all of her students best interest in mind. She does a fantastic job with her librarian duties, while also teaching additional classes. She has been a great addition to the Winside staff.
Mrs. Boehmer’s insightfulness is truly remarkable. She always listens, offers thoughtful guidance, and helps me work through ideas or questions with clarity and perspective. She brings that same care and understanding to her work with the kiddos, connecting with each student and helping them grow in meaningful ways. Her support and wisdom make a real difference, and we are so fortunate to have her as part of our school community!
Mrs. Boehmer is a no nonsense educator, who keeps all of her students best interest in mind. She does a fantastic job with her librarian duties, while also teaching additional classes. She has been a great addition to the Winside staff.
Mrs. Boehmer’s insightfulness is truly remarkable. She always listens, offers thoughtful guidance, and helps me work through ideas or questions with clarity and perspective. She brings that same care and understanding to her work with the kiddos, connecting with each student and helping them grow in meaningful ways. Her support and wisdom make a real difference, and we are so fortunate to have her as part of our school community!
April Teacher of the Month:
I would like to nominate Mike for Teacher of the Month because of the fun, positive energy he brings to our school each day. He creates an environment where students feel welcomed, supported, and excited to learn.
His upbeat personality and kind nature make him a joy to be around for both students and staff. He consistently brings positivity into the classroom and throughout the building, helping make school a place where students feel comfortable and encouraged.
I would like to nominate Mike for Teacher of the Month because of the fun, positive energy he brings to our school each day. He creates an environment where students feel welcomed, supported, and excited to learn.
His upbeat personality and kind nature make him a joy to be around for both students and staff. He consistently brings positivity into the classroom and throughout the building, helping make school a place where students feel comfortable and encouraged.
April Student of the Month Nominee:
Elise always comes to class with a smile on her face! She is kind and respectful towards the staff and her peers. She is willing to help out when needed and she always pushes herself on her assignments!
Elise always comes to class with a smile on her face! She is kind and respectful towards the staff and her peers. She is willing to help out when needed and she always pushes herself on her assignments!
April Student of the Month Nominee:
Gracyn is a hard working student who cares about the work she puts in. She is willing to push herself to get it right even if it takes extra effort. She is kind, respectful, responsible, and we enjoy having her in fifth grade!
Gracyn is a hard working student who cares about the work she puts in. She is willing to push herself to get it right even if it takes extra effort. She is kind, respectful, responsible, and we enjoy having her in fifth grade!
April Student of the Month Nominee:
Kadie is a hardworking student who always come to class with a smile on her face! She is a great role model for her peers and is always willing to lend a hand when asked!
Kadie is a hardworking student who always come to class with a smile on her face! She is a great role model for her peers and is always willing to lend a hand when asked!
April Student of the Month Nominee:
I would like to nominate Addison for Student of the Month because of the kindness and positivity she brings to our classroom each day. She is very kind to everyone and gets along well with all of her classmates, helping create a welcoming and supportive environment for others. She consistently follows our classroom expectations. She also puts time and effort into her schoolwork and always strives to do her best. Her positive attitude, kindness toward others, and strong work habits make her a wonderful role model in our classroom.
I would like to nominate Addison for Student of the Month because of the kindness and positivity she brings to our classroom each day. She is very kind to everyone and gets along well with all of her classmates, helping create a welcoming and supportive environment for others. She consistently follows our classroom expectations. She also puts time and effort into her schoolwork and always strives to do her best. Her positive attitude, kindness toward others, and strong work habits make her a wonderful role model in our classroom.
April Student of the Month Nominee:
Paisley does a great job of giving her full effort every day at school. Her manners and politeness make her a great role model for other students. I can always count on her to help out in the classroom wherever it's needed.
Paisley does a great job of giving her full effort every day at school. Her manners and politeness make her a great role model for other students. I can always count on her to help out in the classroom wherever it's needed.
April Student of the Month:
Trevin has been working very hard in class. He has been following directions better and it shows in his work. Trevin is usually smiling, gets along well with everyone, and loves to tell stories.
Trevin has been working very hard in class. He has been following directions better and it shows in his work. Trevin is usually smiling, gets along well with everyone, and loves to tell stories.
Hadleigh Schutt made a new school record in Shotput on Tuesday at the Laurel-Concord-Coleridge track meet. She threw 38'6", beating the old school record of 38'4.75" set in 2008 by Hillary Lienemann. Congratulations Hadleigh on your achievement!
