Mental health speaker and advocate, Nathan Harmon, spoke with the EMF secondary students on Tuesday, October 6.
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Wednesday, October 14, 2026
Tuesday, October 13, 2026
What's New on the Library Shelves? | Fantasy & Young Adult Fantasy Romance
Check out these new novels at the Exeter Public Library.
Once Upon a Broken Heart series by Stephanie Garber
This romantic fantasy series follows Evangeline, a girl who believes in happily-ever-afters, and the mysterious Prince of Hearts, whose bargains and curses draw her into a magical world of danger, secrets, and impossible choices. It's filled with fairy-tale elements, curses, enchanted kingdoms, and romance.
Monday, October 12, 2026
Wednesday, October 7, 2026
1st Grade Learning About the Human Body
The 1st grade students in Mrs. Vyhnalek's and Mrs. Rischling's classes have been busy learning about the human body. They have learned that organs work together in systems and have learned about the skeletal, muscular, digestive, circulatory, and nervous systems. Next up, the 1st grade students will be learning about germs, medical heroes, and healthy habits
Tuesday, October 6, 2026
What's New on the Library Shelves | Romance Edition
Check out these new novels at the Exeter Public Library.
Meet Me in Paris by Kristian Harmel
Nine Americans spend a transformative week in Paris, with seven intertwined love stories involving people at different stages of life. Among them are a mother and daughter making what may be their final trip together, while both unexpectedly encounter new possibilities for love.
Just a Highland Fling by Naina Kumar
Neelu travels to Scotland for her estranged father's wedding, only for the wedding to fall apart. She ends up traveling through the Highlands with her father's runaway bride's pursuer—and her own recent one-night stand, Jacob. Their journey gradually turns into something much more complicated.
Monday, October 5, 2026
Wednesday, September 30, 2026
Tuesday, September 29, 2026
What's New on the Library Shelves? | Mystery & Thriller Edition
Check out these new novels at the Exeter Public Library.
You'll Be Sorry by Lisa Gardner
A newlywed couple moves to a small New Hampshire town hoping for a fresh start, but their new home has a terrifying history. When a skeleton is discovered on the property, a decades-old disappearance resurfaces and the town's secrets begin to unravel.
The French Illusion by John Grisham
A honeymoon in Paris turns into a nightmare when a newlywed couple is kidnapped in the French countryside. The investigation expands into an international operation involving the FBI, CIA, and French intelligence, with a young lawyer drawn into a dangerous CIA scheme.
The Country Road Murders by James Patterson & Mike Lupica
Former football star Silas Tucker returns to his North Carolina hometown after an accident ends his career. His father's unsolved murder and a powerful criminal organization soon pull him into a dangerous fight involving his family, his past, and the town he left behind.
Murder at the Grand Alpine Hotel by Lucy Foley
The first new authorized Miss Marple mystery in decades. Miss Marple finds herself at a luxurious hotel in the Swiss Alps when a murder occurs and a blizzard cuts off everyone's escape. Naturally, she begins piecing together the secrets and motives of the guests.
Big Little Truths by Liane Moriarty
The sequel to Big Little Lies returns to Madeline, Celeste, Jane, and the other women ten years later, as their children enter high school. An ominous package and a suspicious stranger stir up old secrets and threaten to disrupt their seemingly ordinary lives.
Monday, September 28, 2026
EMF Sophomores Attend Homestead National Monument
Written by Paul Martin | The Sophomore American History class recently completed a unit on Westward Movement. Our EMF History students traveled to Homestead National Monument near Beatrice and Rock Creek Station near Fairbury on Wednesday, September 23rd . The morning was spent touring Homestead National Historical Park’s visitor center and viewing the movie Land of Dreams, exploring the prairie using GPS handheld devices and compasses to find historical points of interest, and visiting the Freeman one-room schoolhouse. After lunch, the students viewed the new orientation video in the visitor center before retracing a portion of the Oregon and Pony Express Trails at Rock Creek Station State Historical Park near Faibury. Students also visited the site of the legendary shooting of David McCanless by Wild Bill Hickok. EMF students attending included: Dane Anderson, Beau Becker, Brenson Brandt, Sadie Brandt, John Cruz, Chezney Kanode, Keisyn Kirchhoff, Jewel Lawver, Gavin Mueller, Hannah Petersen, Gehrig Weber, Maddie-Jo Allen, Zonder Arp, Lyra Fennell, Mackenzie Jaeger, Brynnlye Johnson, Levi Jurgensen, Riley Leif, Maddux Milton, Aiden Nichols, Kate Pribyl, Bristol Sladek, parent chaperones Nicole Leif and Allison Petersen, driver Justin Kirchhoff, student teacher Riley Prochnow and History instructor Paul Martin.











