FCMS Girls Basketball is selling Mens and Womens shirts and hoodies. If you would like to purchase one click the link below and use the code: TIGERSWBB
https://mb2sports.itemorder.com
FCMS Girls BBall practice will end at 4:30 today, Friday January 22nd.
Tiger Wrestlers ready to dual Conestoga!
#shoulderstothemat
The staff and administration of Falls City High School have announced the
selections for December High School Students of the Month. The honors go to the following students:
Upperclassmen- Thomas Fields, a junior, Odis Fields and Brenda Fields, Nia Crawford, a junior, is the daughter of Clay and Chris Crawford.
Underclassmen- Silas Amanullah, a sophomore, is the son of Sara Ruiz and Mohammad Amanullah. Elyse Poppe, a sophomore, is the daughter of Brian and Kristin Poppe.
The students were nominated by high school staff and are being recognized for being innovative, responsible, resilient, and resourceful. Each of the students was praised in nomination comments for “academic excellence, going above and beyond what was asked of them, their helpfulness, and their leadership, and serving as excellent role models for their peers,” according to high school principal Gale Dunkhas.
Pictured L to R
Thomas Fields, Nia Crawford, Elyse Poppe, Silas Amanullah
American Red Cross Blood Drive at FCHS gym. January 28th,2021. Call 402-245-2116 to make an appointment. Walk-ins are welcome.
FCMS National Junior Honor Society needs your help! Click the following link to learn how to support them with your box tops and UPC labels. All proceeds go to support the National Junior Honor Society.
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North Elementary School showing their support on the #ILovePublicSchoolsDay.
North School would like to recognize Alexis Choate as our Terrific Tiger! She always is helpful and kind. She always follows the expectations and is a great friend! She will have lunch with Mrs. Leyden and gets some bubblegum. Congratulations Alexis!
Falls City Middle School is representing on I Love Public Schools Day!
#ilovepublicschools #PBSLovesTeachers #iloveps #NElovesPS
Lady Tigers are at home tonight against LeBlond. #defense
Falls City Middle School girls A team falls to Plattsmouth 24-20 in their opening game of the 2021 season. Plattsmouth also won the B and C games. Next up is the JCC tournament on January 30th.
Celebrating Kindness: Falls City Middle School awards students for empathy
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Congratulations Lady Tigers, runner-up at the Fairfax Tournament.
Lady Tigers playing in the championship game tonight in the Fairfax Tournament. #aggressive
Tigers playing St. Joe Christian in finals of Fairfax Tourney
Round 2 of the Fairfax Tournament for the girls tonight. #workhard
Due to forecasted inclement weather tomorrow, January 15th, Falls City Middle School girls basketball practice has been cancelled.
Girls Basketball game tonight at Fairfax Tournament will be played. They will start games early if able. Please plan to be there 20-30 minutes early.
Your child may be bringing home an eSports Consent Form on Thursday.
The Falls City Public Schools eSports Program just started this year and the sponsors are working with the administration and district to build on the resources they currently have in order to accommodate rapidly growing interests in electronic gaming at a competitive level. The program started as part of a new elective class, Technology Integration Group, offered at the middle school where students have the opportunity to learn how to use various forms of technology and computer programs to better serve them in their education. Because of limited resources, the program has focused on a small number of students who showed initial interest in the program. However, this semester, the program has plans to expand its format to allow for more student-athletes to get the opportunity to compete. In order to compete, students cannot have any F's, and grade checks are done weekly.
In the fall season, the Nebraska Schools eSports Association (NSeSA) selected Rocket League, Overwatch, and Starcraft 2 as their games to compete in. For the spring season, they are offering Smash Ultimate, League of Legends, and Hearthstone. The FCPS eSports Program has plans to begin an intramural league of their own in conjunction with the NSeSA offered games to reach the interests of more FCPS students. Right now the program is looking at running their own Mario Kart (Nintendo Switch) league, which was one of the top games being played by FCPS students as indicated by a recent survey. Over one-hundred students in grades 6-12 responded to the survey and expressed interest in participating. For more information, you can contact one of the volunteer sponsors: Susan Findlay, Jamie Milam, Kory Huppert, or Jermoie Brown.
Tigers playing in the semi-finals of Fairfax Tourney versus East Attchison.
