
Correction: The post with the Striv link for District Speech lists the wrong date. District speech is today (Tues. 3/18). We will try to give a heads up on the time later today.

8th grade Exploratory Careers class finished 3rd Quarter making some Awesome Pillows! They put all their career skills to use in great teamwork during sewing station rotation, leadership in assisting others, problem solving, planning skills, and time management!


Foods classes have been busy learning about Quickbreads! Their scones lab yesterday was a success with a wide variety of treats using new skills knowledge of baked goods. Students will also be critiquing their scones with articles as food critics exploring that career path.





The District Speech Meet is in Wallace tomorrow (Wed. 3/19) in Wallace. The awards ceremony will be streamed on Wallace's Striv channel. Here's the link: https://striv.tv/channel/wallace/. It's hard to guess what time awards will be, but check here for updates on the time (5:30 pm or later). Wallace will also post a notification on their social media accounts shortly before awards start. Go Pirates!

Elwood Public School will be closed on Wednesday, March 19th, due to the forecasted blizzard like conditions.

A group of 17 5th-8th graders traveled to North Platte to compete in the Western Nebraska Regional Science Fair on March 12. Congratulations to Benjamin Morton who was recognized for his his Environmental Project, Scientific Research, and State Qualifier status. Ben will now move on to complete at the Nebraska State Science Fair! Way to go Ben!



The Treasure Island chapter of the National Honor Society inducted five new members on Wednesday (3/12). Congratulations to Luqas Bjorklund, Noelle Rand, Judah Niemeier, Kara Brockman, and Karter Tilson for achieving this honor!

Our book drawing winners on this beautiful Thursday morning from the TeamMates book vending machine!


Our book drawing winners on this beautiful Thursday morning from the TeamMates book vending machine!


The Junior High Quiz Bowl Team earned some hardware at the Alma JH QB Invite placing 2nd out of 8 teams! The team won their pool and then lost a close championship match to Axtell. Go Pirates!


The Pirate Speech Team competed at Maxwell on Saturday (3/8). Kara Broackman placed 1st in Persuasive Speaking, 4th in Extemporaneous, and 5th in Triathlon (an award given for overall performance in 3 events). Christdolyn Hagan and Adrianna Seberger placed 4th in Duet Acting. On to Districts on March 18! Go Pirates!


There will be a 2:27 dismissal on Thursday, March 13 and No School on Friday, March 14 due to winter break.

This week's winners for a free book from the TeamMates book vending machine!


10th-11th grade parents: Reminder that your child's pre-registration form is due to Mrs. Oaklund with your signature tomorrow. Thanks!

February 29th is designated as Rare Disease Day. Throughout the last year, with community and school efforts combined, Elwood Public Schools have raised over $4000 to show their support for our 4 students who each have their very own Rare Disease. The money will be given out equally between the 4 different organizations chosen by their parents. This is a truly remarkable accomplishment! Thank you all for your donations to raise awareness for Rare Diseases!


8th-9th grade parents: Reminder that your child's pre-registration form is due to Mrs. Oaklund with your signature tomorrow. 10th-11th graders will receive their forms tomorrow and they will be due on Thursday, March 6th with a parent signature. Thanks!

There will be a 2:27 dismissal on Thursday, March 6th and No School on Friday, March 7th due to winter break.

It's Read Across America week! 📚 Here are our dress up days for our "Under the Sea" theme. Don't forget our Open House and Literacy Night on Tuesday from 5-7pm. We can't wait to 'SEA' you!


Another Friday, another PK-6th grade drawing for the TeamMates book vending machine! These students were all smiles as they picked out their free books!


Rare Disease Day is tomorrow! Please be sure to show your support by wearing your Rare Disease Day shirt!