Thank you SNC for providing our staff with Subway cookies for teacher appreciation week today! We are grateful for your generosity!
3 days ago, Brandon Gibson
Happy teacher appreciation week! Today at middle school we served our teachers a nacho bar. Thank you Dollar Fresh for donating the beef!
3 days ago, Meghan Robeson
📚Huge thank you to Elk’s Lodge 963 for the grant to purchase a book for all first through fifth grade students! We also want to thank Roger, Ben, Mark and Rob for being at each school to present the books. We appreciate all that you do for our students! 📚
4 days ago, Shelly Leyden
📚Huge thank you to Elk’s Lodge 963 for the grant to purchase a book for all first through fifth grade students! We also want to thank Roger, Ben, Mark and Rob for being at each school to present the books. We appreciate all that you do for our students! 📚
4 days ago, Shelly Leyden
The Tiger Boys and Girls Track team will travel to Adams on Tuesday, May 5th for the Freeman Invitational. Field events will start at 9:00 AM. #gotigers #bigmeet
4 days ago, Gale Dunkhas
Students in Mr. Werteberger's Into to Skilled Trades are learning to use the wood lathes. The students are sharpening their skills and developing confidence while they work. #learnbyusingyourhands
4 days ago, Gale Dunkhas
North and South Schools would like to say thank you to F&M Bank for the meat and cheese platter this week as we celebrate staff appreciation!
4 days ago, Shelly Leyden
Thank you so much to F & M bank for celebrating our staff for Teacher Appreciation Week.
4 days ago, Meghan Robeson
Brock Caudle signs with Morningside University to play Volleyball
Congratulations to Brock Caudle, Son of Chris and Penny Caudle, for signing his letter of intent to play volleyball at Morningside University in the fall. Greg and Nancy MacLean, Brock’s 18-under coaches, were on hand for the signing. They shared the following about Brock’s playing history.
Brock came to High Flyers four years ago and quickly established himself as one of the most determined and dependable athletes in our program. From the very beginning, he demonstrated a strong work ethic and commitment to improving his game, and showed it through consistent improvement over the years. Beyond his 3-hour round trips to Lincoln for practices, Brock traveled with the team across the country to compete at regional and national events, always representing our program with professionalism and pride.
As both a middle hitter and right side, Brock brought versatility and a team-first mindset to every lineup he was part of. He was willing to do whatever was asked of him to help the team succeed, embracing different roles and responsibilities without hesitation. Over time Brock did the one thing that volleyball coaches love most, he made points. Brock was reliable for a kill when called upon, he was deceptively effective from the service line, but in my mind, his big block was his calling card and became his biggest and most reliable contribution to our success.
In his career with the High Flyers, Brock competed Regionally in places like Kansas City, Des Moines, and at the National level in tournaments in Denver, St. Louis, Chicago, and Minneapolis. Over the last two years, Brock helped his team to top finishes at every Regional Tournament in which they competed. His team Qualified for USA Volleyball National Championships in 2025in Denver, and 2026 in St. Louis. Brock’s 2025 team finished 9th at the 2025 USAV Boys Junior Nationals in Minneapolis.
Brock’s consistency, work ethic, and willingness to compete made him someone coaches could rely on and teammates respected. He approached the game the right way and was a valuable part of our program. We wish Brock the best as he continues his volleyball career at Morningside University playing for coach Noah Marasco-Ayau.
Congratulations and we wish Brock the best of luck in the fall.
4 days ago, Gale Dunkhas
This week, May 4th-8th, we celebrate the incredible educators of Falls City Public Schools. 🍎
Thank you for your dedication, patience, and passion for shaping the future, one student at a time. Your impact reaches far beyond the classroom, and our community is stronger because of you.
#TeacherAppreciationWeek #ThankATeacher
5 days ago, Gale Dunkhas
The Tiger baseball team will play its final home game of the season against the Pioneers from Fort Calhoun. Game starts at 4:30 PM. #goodluck
5 days ago, Gale Dunkhas
ECNC Track Meet 1st Place and Conference Champion Tanner Jackson - Pole Valut and Meet Record 14' Caleb Offner - Discus 164'1.5" and Shot Put 52'9" Tallan Zimmerman - Long Jump 19'9.75"
2nd Place Liv Buckminster - High Jump Boys 4x100m Relay - Jacoby Bangert, Tallan Zimmerman, Martin Irizarry, Tanner Jackson
3rd Place Elijah Leyden - High Jump Jennifer Sweeney - 1600m Run
4th Place Girls 4x400m Relay - Peyton Weddle, Ashlyn Alexander, Tessa Gossman, Hallie Young Girls 4x800m Relay - Jennifer Sweeney, Madalynn Hawley, Ella Gathar, Destiny Pierce
5th Place Elijah Leyden - 110m Hurdles Jacoby Bangert - 100m Dash Tessa Gossman - 100m Dash Peyton Weddle - 200m Dash
6th Place Tanner Jackson - 400m Dash Hallie Young - 800m Run
6 days ago, Don Hogue
Our kindergarten students spent the day Friday celebrating their academic success and school year on their kindergarten picnic.
6 days ago, Shelly Leyden
Kindergarten students were each presented with a book from Steve Kottich and his family in memory of Diana Kottich this past week. Diana was a kindergarten teacher at FCPS and impacted many students throughout her career. She loved and understood the importance of reading. Thank you Kottich family!
6 days ago, Shelly Leyden
Please join us in the High School Gym on Monday, May 4th at 7:00pm to celebrate all of our students' academic success and celebrate our Seniors!
7 days ago, Ethan Sullivan
Principals are the steady backbone of a school, balancing leadership, compassion, and problem-solving all at once. They set the tone for a positive culture, support teachers when it matters most, and make countless behind-the-scenes decisions to keep everything running smoothly. At their best, principals aren’t just administrators, they’re mentors, listeners, and champions for both students and staff.
7 days ago, Gale Dunkhas
School lunch personnel are some of the most quietly essential people in a school. Every day, they show up early, work efficiently under pressure, and make sure hundreds of students are fed something that directly affects focus, energy, and well-being.
They don’t just serve food, they create a sense of routine and care. For many students, that lunch might be the most reliable meal of the day, and the people behind the counter help make that happen with consistency and dignity. A friendly smile, remembering a student’s preference, or just keeping things moving smoothly, those small actions add up in a big way.
Thank you!
7 days ago, Gale Dunkhas
Falls City Public Schools would like to congratulate the Class of 2026! Today marked their final day of high school, and each graduate had the opportunity to walk the halls where their educational journey began. Congratulations to each of you on this important milestone. Best wishes to the Class of 2026 as you begin your next chapter!
The North School staff would like to extend a sincere thank you to the Boy Scouts for providing yogurt parfaits this morning. Your thoughtful gesture was greatly appreciated and made for a wonderful start to the day. Thank you for your kindness and support of our staff!
8 days ago, Shelly Leyden
Through the month of April North School Students have been working hard on their expectations to be character strong. Showing kindness, responsibility, empathy, and respect in all areas of the building are just a few of the qualities we are developing to become character strong kids. Congratulations to these students who constantly show these qualities day in and day out in all areas of the building. Showing their peers what it looks like to be character strong. It was close as we only had 23 grass communities to give out and a few close runner-ups!
