Monday, December 7, 2020

Exeter-Milligan Update: Sixth Grade Class

 

6th Grade Newspaper Article

 

            The 6th graders at Exeter-Milligan are off to a great start this year! While this year has brought about some new challenges, I have really been pleased with the effort and resilience of every student. Throughout a typical school day, the students participate in lessons and activities in spelling, reading, math, language, science, social studies and writing. Roughly half of the subjects are taught in the morning, while the remaining subjects are covered in the afternoon. The 6th graders have learned a wide range of content thus far, including engineering, ancient history, geography, arithmetic, geometry, grammar, the writing process, and much more.

Students also regularly take part in physical education, art, band, choir, guidance, library, and keyboarding. Even though students are often busy learning many different academic skills, we are also focusing on developing many social and organizational skills that will help prepare them for the Junior High level. The sixth graders have also had the privilege of being involved in a few fun activities so far this year, such as Red Ribbon Week and homecoming festivities. As you can see from the pictures below, the students really enjoyed being able to dress up for homecoming week.

One of the students’ favorite assignments so far this year was to design a bicycle helmet model. The objective was for students to use the engineering design process to build a bicycle helmet that would protect an egg from breaking upon impact. Students were given specific criteria and constraints, and then provided time to plan, build, and test their prototype. Currently, students are using a similar process to design a model car to see which design can travel the farthest. This will be another class favorite!


 



 

Front – Logan Johnson, Ayden Floyd, Kaylie Schlueter, Cheyenne Krupicka, Sydney Engert

Back – Truman Milton, Cohen Harre, Adrein Mueller, RJ Clevenger, Brooklyn Oldehoeft,


Front – Cheyenne Krupicka, Sydney Engert, Kaylie Schlueter

Back – Truman Milton, Logan Johnson, Cohen Harre, Adrein Mueller, Brooklyn Oldehoeft

Front – Adrien Mueller, Sydney Engert, Cheyenne Krupicka, Kaylie Schlueter

Back – Logan Johnson, Truman Milton, Cohen Harre, Brooklyn Oldehoeft

Saturday, December 5, 2020

Exeter-Milligan Girls Basketball Team

 

Exeter-Milligan girls basketball front row from the left:  Daisy Kanode, Cammie Harrison and Jaiden Papik.  Middle row from the left: Student Managers Lily Jeffries and Kierra Papik, Maddie Luzum, Emma Olsen, Cameran Jansky, Student Managers Alivia Luzum, and Sydney Engert.  Back row from the left:  Assistant Coach Sara Pella, Jozie Kanode, Jasmine Turrubiates, Malorie Staskal, Taylor Pribyl, Savana Krupicka and Head Coach Jackson Krejci.

Friday, December 4, 2020

Exeter-Milligan Boys Basketball Team


 Exeter-Milligan Boys Basketball Team

Front row from the left: Dravin Birkes, Draven Payne, Tyler Due, Andrew Vavra, Devin Harrison, and Daysan Staskal.  Back row from the left: Braden Capek, Peyton Pribyl, Jackson Beethe, Troy Kallhoff, Marcus Krupick and Kole Svec.

Thursday, December 3, 2020

Throwback Thursday

 

11/22/2010- 11/28/2010

The Fillmore County Development Corporation reported that Mary Johnson and Patt Lentfer of the Fillmore County Development Corporation joined other rural Nebraskans at the Governor’s Conference on Rural Development in Kearney on November 19th. The theme of the conference was “Rethinking Strategy for sustainable Communities.”

The Exeter United Methodist Women hosted their Annual Cookie Walk and Fruit and Nut Sale in the Memorial Room of the church on Thursday morning.  They welcomed everyone and served punch, coffee and cookies. 

Tuesday, December 1, 2020

Exeter-Milligan Update: Language Arts

 

Language Arts update at Exeter-Milligan

By Valerie Barnhart

 

English classes at Exeter-Milligan High School are focusing on writing this year.  Students wrote informative pieces for the first quarter.  In the second quarter, the emphasis will be on a research paper with citations and sources for information.  Seniors at Exeter-Milligan High School write informative essays.  Pictured below are Jackson Beethe, Brock Steuben, Casey Jindra, Sean Gibson, Blake Meyer, and Daisy Kanode.  Dylan Bonds and Natalie Staskal are not pictured.



 

Juniors pause to take a picture after completing a response writing to a Native American song in a summary paragraph.  Juniors pictured below include (back row) Ben Bartu, Emma Olsen, Kiah Songster, Cameran Jansky, (seated) Peyton Pribyl, Casey Underwood, Rebecca Krupicka, Madison Luzum, Wesley Ronne, and Kole Svec.  Briana Capek and Braden Capek were not present for the picture.   


 

 

 

Sophomores gather in the hall after they research topics for a report.  Pictured below are Daysan Staskal, Cade Kresak, Gabe Jindra, Marcus Krupicka, Jasmine Turrubiates, Morgan White, Chase Vnoucek, Olivea Swanson, Jozie Kanode, and Sophia Gilliam.  Not pictured is Hannah Busboom. 

 


 

The semester-long speech class consists of freshmen.  In the photo above, members of the speech class prepare and research for their persuasive speeches.  Pictured are Draven Payne, Savana Krupicka, Troy Kallhoff, Hannah Busboom, Devin Harrison, and Andrew Vavra.




 

Monday, November 30, 2020

Exeter-Milligan Update: Learning Math Skills



 

Students in Mrs. Katherine Smith’s math group at Exeter-Milligan are working on mastering multiplication facts! They enjoy practicing their multiplication facts by playing Queen of the Table!