
FCT ESports Schedule for Tuesday, Oct. 20
-Practice Available from 3:20-5:30 PM
-League of Legends ONLY Practice Available from 5:30-8 PM
All SSBU Matches Streaming at twitch.tv/fct_esports
*Asher Kuker vs Hayden (Fillmore Central) @ 3:45 PM
*Beau Richey vs Michael (Platteview) @ 3:45 PM
*Eli Hart vs Ethan (Emmanuel-Faith York) @ 4 PM
*Jaydon Henderson vs Mason (Centennial) @ 4 PM
*Garrett Jackson vs Grayson (Lewiston) @ 4:15 PM
*Caden Kelly vs Craddock (Hastings MS) @ 4:15 PM
*Leland Simmonds vs Brody (Lewiston) @ 4:15 PM Brody may be an FF
*FCT Marvel Rivals vs Kearney Catholic @ 5:45 PM (Streaming at twitch.tv/kohuppert)
*Deacon Jacobs vs Tim1Dp0nD (Valentine) @ 7 PM











Our North School Playground Project has been making the news, and we couldn't be more excited about the support we continue to receive from our amazing community!
We want to give a special SHOUT-OUT to Dorr and Clark Funeral Home for their generous $500 donation toward our new playground!
Thank you, Brian and Denise, for your generosity and continued commitment to supporting our schools, students, and community. Your kindness is helping us turn our playground dreams into reality!
Every donation brings us one step closer to creating a safe, engaging, and inclusive playground for our youngest Tigers to enjoy for years to come!
We are incredibly grateful to live in a community that believes in investing in our children and their future.
🧡🖤 Together, we are making BIG things happen for our YOUNGEST Tigers!


Go Tigers!










FCT ESports Results from Thursday
*Noah Jacobs (2-3) lost 2-0 to Hayden (Centennial)
*Asher Kuker (3-2) won 2-0 over Isaiah (Freeman)
*Burke Wissman (2-3) lost 1-2 to Shadow.exe (Mitchell)
*Deacon Jacobs (2-3) won 2-0 over Henry (Wakefield)
*Carter Rumbaugh (3-2) lost 2-0 to Rickey97205 (Stanton)
*FCT Rocket League (3-2) lost 2-0 to Syracuse
*FCT League of Legends "A" (1-0) won 2-0 over Mitchell (Nebraska)
FCT ESports Results from Wednesday
*Camden Jean (4-1) won 2-0 over Limbach (Elm Creek)


Come celebrate our student-athletes and their parents, sip some hot chocolate and watch some Tiger football on a cool, crisp Friday night!

Parent's Night for Volleyball will take place between the Junior Varsity and Varsity match-ups.
Temperatures tonight will be in 40's around kickoff, so come bundled up, enjoy some hot chocolate at the concession stand and cheer on the Tigers to victory!
Hoo rah Falls City!

North School would like to extend a THANK YOU to our incredible community partners, local businesses, and families who have generously contributed to our North School Playground Project!
🎉 A special shout-out to Nebraska Bank for their generous $5,000 donation! 🎉
We are grateful for Nebraska Bank's investment in our students and school community. Your generosity is helping us move one step closer to creating a safe, engaging, and inclusive playground where our students can learn, play, build friendships, and make lasting memories!
🛝 Our goal is to bring our new playground to life in Summer 2027! We continue to work toward this exciting project through grants, school fundraisers, and generous donations from our community.
At North School, we are fortunate to be part of a community that truly believes in investing in our students. Every donation, big or small, makes a difference, and together we are making this dream a reality!
If you or your business would like to support the North School Playground Project or learn more about our fundraising efforts, please contact Dr. Leyden.
🧡🖤 THANK YOU, Nebraska Bank, and THANK YOU to our community for continuing to invest in the future of our North School students!

The students especially loved hearing the thunder drum! We also talked about weather safety, including what to do during thunder, lightning, and hail. The presenter also covered tornado safety, including having a weather radio at home, water to drink, flashlights, a couple small tools and knowing where to go during a tornado. A big thank you to Jennifer Clason for sharing her time and knowledge with us.
Families, we encourage you to talk at home about severe weather and tornado safety, such as checking that you have a weather radio and choosing your family's safe spot.


Through hands-on activities and educational presentations, students explored where our food comes from, learned about plants and livestock, and discovered the many ways agriculture impacts our communities. It was a fun day filled with learning!
None of this would be possible without P.I.E.! We are so thankful for them always sponsoring student opportunities and field trips.









