🚨‼️ATTENTION ALL HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLERS & PARENTS:‼️🚨
A quick reminder that our Wrestling Parent Meeting is November 18th at 6:00 PM in the High School Lunch Room. This meeting is important for all families, as we’ll cover key details for the season and hand out the following:
* Wrestling Handbook
* Full Practice & Event Schedules
* Hotel List for Travel
* Updated Boys’ & Girls’ State Info
* Invite Work List (letter requirement)
* Updated Skin Form
* Band App Instructions
* Parent & Athlete Agreement Sheet
We’ll go through everything together and answer any questions.
We are excited to welcome Coach Babb and Coach Cochran to our coaching staff. Both bring knowledge, energy, and a commitment to helping our athletes grow.
We’re also looking for someone to take the lead on Girls’ State Tickets with organizing orders and keeping our group seated together. If you’re interested, let me know.
A huge thank you to Kristen McNett for handling the Boys’ State Tickets this year! She will answer any questions as well.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact me at qcoatney@fallscity.org.
Our coaching staff is fired up for the upcoming season. Let’s make it a great one!
#TigerWrestlingPride 🤼♀️🐅🤼
So proud of our Fellowship of Christian Athletes students! They spent the evening serving at the Richardson County House of Hope Banquet, supporting transitional housing for women in our community.
FFA News National FFA Convention
On October 28, eight students traveled to Indianapolis for the 98th FFA National Convention and Expo. The students that attended were Malori Kuker, Breean Eickhoff, Aubrey Kapustka, Kinsie Riggs, Taiylah Moore, Ethan Morris, Dayton Snethen, and Wyatt Coonce. The first day the group took a tour at Northwest Missouri State University in Maryville where they learned about the different programs and got to see multiple places on campus. Next they toured Trans Ova Genetics in Chillicothe, Missouri where we learned about the process of multiple reproduction techniques they use at the facility. The second day, the group attended the first opening session of the 98th Convention where they watched opening ceremonies and listened to powerful motivational speaker A’ric Jackson who described how to get past mental blocks in your life. On Wednesday, the group spent the day touring different companies and places in the area. The first tour was an Angus beef cattle farm, where the owners also grew non-gmo corn for foreign countries and also supplied the local community with home grown beef. We were able to see their equipment they used and also their herd of cattle. They then traveled to the second tour at Ozark Fisheries, where the owners raised Koi and Goldfish, they told us the growing process of the fish and the kids were allowed to touch the tadpoles, and crawfish that were by products of the fisheries koi and goldfish, they then also showed us the packing process for fish that would be sent to valued customers. The final tour of the day was at Hunters Honey where members got to look at a large scale bee farm and even try some fresh honey there were multiple different stations where they saw how honey was collected, how it was stored, and also how it was packed, After the presentations they were even allowed to package their own bottle of honey and bring it home. On Friday, the group went to the convention and expo again where they attended many workshops and learned essential skills such as how to be kind to yourself, they also attended a Parliamentary Procedure Finals demonstration. The members then traveled downtown and had a team meal at a local restaurant. After the convention, they went to the FFA Rodeo and got to see many different ranked rodeo stars in action. Saturday morning, the group attended the American Degree Recipient Ceremony. They all watched as Falls City Graduate, Kemper Foster, received his FFA American Degree. At the conclusion of the American Degree ceremony, the group started their journey back home.
Reporter Bowdy Jones
On October 28, eight students traveled to Indianapolis for the 98th FFA National Convention and Expo. The students that attended were Malori Kuker, Breean Eickhoff, Aubrey Kapustka, Kinsie Riggs, Taiylah Moore, Ethan Morris, Dayton Snethen, and Wyatt Coonce. The first day the group took a tour at Northwest Missouri State University in Maryville where they learned about the different programs and got to see multiple places on campus. Next they toured Trans Ova Genetics in Chillicothe, Missouri where we learned about the process of multiple reproduction techniques they use at the facility. The second day, the group attended the first opening session of the 98th Convention where they watched opening ceremonies and listened to powerful motivational speaker A’ric Jackson who described how to get past mental blocks in your life. On Wednesday, the group spent the day touring different companies and places in the area. The first tour was an Angus beef cattle farm, where the owners also grew non-gmo corn for foreign countries and also supplied the local community with home grown beef. We were able to see their equipment they used and also their herd of cattle. They then traveled to the second tour at Ozark Fisheries, where the owners raised Koi and Goldfish, they told us the growing process of the fish and the kids were allowed to touch the tadpoles, and crawfish that were by products of the fisheries koi and goldfish, they then also showed us the packing process for fish that would be sent to valued customers. The final tour of the day was at Hunters Honey where members got to look at a large scale bee farm and even try some fresh honey there were multiple different stations where they saw how honey was collected, how it was stored, and also how it was packed, After the presentations they were even allowed to package their own bottle of honey and bring it home. On Friday, the group went to the convention and expo again where they attended many workshops and learned essential skills such as how to be kind to yourself, they also attended a Parliamentary Procedure Finals demonstration. The members then traveled downtown and had a team meal at a local restaurant. After the convention, they went to the FFA Rodeo and got to see many different ranked rodeo stars in action. Saturday morning, the group attended the American Degree Recipient Ceremony. They all watched as Falls City Graduate, Kemper Foster, received his FFA American Degree. At the conclusion of the American Degree ceremony, the group started their journey back home.
Reporter Bowdy Jones
Falls City Math Team in Lincoln for UNL Math Day
The Middle School Boys Basketball team kick off their season vs Auburn Bulldogs at 4:30 PM. The game order will be C,B,A.
#prowlwithpride
#prowlwithpride
Our senior NHS and FCA students were honored to serve and show appreciation to our Veterans at the Veteran's Day dinner.
We want to get a great viewing tonight (11/11) at 7 PM for NSESA Marvel Rivals match. Get on and watch!
#4 FCT Marvel Rivals vs #5 Thayer Central Marvel Rivals
The winner goes to the NSESA State Tournament at Milford University next Friday.
https://www.twitch.tv/fct_esports
Thank you Veterans for your service and sacrifice!
#Thankyou
#Thankyou
🚨 PICKUP INFO 🚨
🥐 Texas Roadhouse Rolls 🥐
🗓️ Wed 11/12
⏰ 3:30-5:30pm
📍 FCMS North Parking Lot
💥 7th grade Students/Parents are responsible for picking up ALL orders and delivering to individuals they sold to.
Rolls will arrive frozen with 1 cup of butter per dozen. Please make arrangements to deliver ASAP. The class parents will not be able to deliver or store any of them.
🥐 Texas Roadhouse Rolls 🥐
🗓️ Wed 11/12
⏰ 3:30-5:30pm
📍 FCMS North Parking Lot
💥 7th grade Students/Parents are responsible for picking up ALL orders and delivering to individuals they sold to.
Rolls will arrive frozen with 1 cup of butter per dozen. Please make arrangements to deliver ASAP. The class parents will not be able to deliver or store any of them.
FCT ESports NSESA Playoff Update
Marvel Rivals
On Wednesday, the #4 FCT Marvel Rivals team defeated the #13 Freeman Marvel Rivals team 2-0 to advance to the quarterfinals of the NSESA State playoffs. With a win next week over #5 Thayer Central, the team would qualify for the NSESA State Tournament at Milford University on November 21.
Super Smash Bros Ultimate - High School
#7 Deacon Jacobs won 2-0 and will face #38 Hemingford Kaiden
#20 Camden Jean won 2-0 and will face #13 Wakefield SmashBros Nate
#48 Carter Rumbaugh had a huge 2-0 upset win over #17 Centennial_Dorian Melvin and will face #16 Thayer_State7heaven
Kuker and Wissman both lost their matches and have been eliminated from playoffs.
*With wins next week, Jacobs, Jean, and Rumbaugh would qualify for the final sixteen who earned the opportunity to compete at the NSESA State Tournament at Milford University on November 21.
Super Smash Bros Ultimate - Middle School
#5 Noah Jacobs won 2-0 and will play #12 Platteview Theo in the quarterfinals
#3 Liam Sutton won 2-0 and will play #19 David City Smash Aiden in the quarterfinals
Simmonds lost his match and was eliminated from the playoffs.
FCCLA IS LOOKING FOR DONATIONS TO HELP PREPARE BIRTHDAY KITS TO DONATE BACK TO THE COMMUNITY.
The FCCLA District Leadership Conference took place at Weeping Water High School with over 150 members attending. Ella Glathar, District Officer provided a STAR Competition session. #fccla
Chemistry in action! Our students got to share the children’s books they created about atoms by reading them to students at North School.
Falls City High School will host the annual Veterans Day program Tuesday, Nov. 11th at 11:00 am at the high school gym. Falls City and Sacred Heart bands and Choirs will preform as well as a message from Mike Hader, U.S. Navy Commander. Coffee and Rolls will be served to Veterans starting at 10:15 am in the Commons Area.
#thankyouforyourservice
#thankyouforyourservice
Falls City Public Schools would like to acknowledge Lisa Pierce, School Psychologist, for her work with our students and families. Thank you for all you do!
FCMS parents: If you’re interested in purchasing a Winter Sports Button of your student-athlete, pictures will be taken on Tuesday, November 11th at the start of first period. Buttons are $5.00 each, with payment due at the time of purchase. All proceeds will benefit the Class of 2031.
https://forms.gle/EeXxRY4Xq3Szm5Jt5
https://forms.gle/EeXxRY4Xq3Szm5Jt5
The FCMS Lady Tiger Wrestlers traveled to Auburn for their 1st tournament of the year.
The Lady Tigers placed 3rd in the tournament with 102 team points, and were only 4 points away from 1st place as a team! #TigerWrestlingPride🤼♀️🐅🤼♂️
🥇 Kaylor Karst
🥇 Alaina Jackson
🥇 Lilly Kopf
🥇 Tannar Maddox
On Thursday, November 6, the Falls City Middle School FCA and NJHS groups helped with the monthly food distribution. We love serving our community and reaching out to support those who could use an extra hand. Sponsors are Terri Hogue and Dr Powell
The Middle School Girls Wrestling team will travel to Auburn for the first meet of the year today at 4:30 PM.
Best of luck to the team and coaches!
#prowlwithpride #strengthinstripes
Best of luck to the team and coaches!
#prowlwithpride #strengthinstripes
Apple Cider Cookies was a new fall recipe, Baking Club members made on Wednesday after school!
