The 6th-grade students had a great time at field day this morning. It was great to see them cheer each other on.
about 4 hours ago, Jon Pickinpaugh
The 6th-grade students had a great time at field day this morning.  It was great to see them cheer each other on.
The 6th-grade students had a great time at field day this morning.  It was great to see them cheer each other on.
The 6th-grade students had a great time at field day this morning.  It was great to see them cheer each other on.
The 6th-grade students had a great time at field day this morning.  It was great to see them cheer each other on.
The 6th-grade students had a great time at field day this morning.  It was great to see them cheer each other on.
The 6th-grade students had a great time at field day this morning.  It was great to see them cheer each other on.
Congratulations to our 2024-2025 Athletes of the Year - Desma Walker and Keelan Kaaihue!
about 8 hours ago, Schmidt
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Desma Walker threw a personal best in shot put 30'11" at the District Meet. She placed 5th. CONGRATULATIONS
1 day ago, Schmidt
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Join our team! UNPS is looking for an Elementary Teacher and Early Childhood Teacher positions. Application, benefits, and submission info available at https://www.unpsk-12.org/page/unps-employment
2 days ago, Kevin LaHood-Burns
8th-grade poster presentations will be in the old gym tomorrow from 2:00 - 2:45. All Guests please enter through door #24. The 8th-grade promotion ceremony will start at 2:50 pm in the auditorium. Please access the doors by the cafe to enter the auditorium. 8th Grade Promotion Eligibility Statement Reminder for all 8th-grade students. All 8th-grade students must have completed their schoolwork to be eligible to participate in the 8th Grade Promotion Ceremony. This includes successfully completing a portfolio containing work assigned by their teachers. Students who do not meet this requirement will not be permitted to take part in the promotion ceremony. This expectation ensures that all students are prepared for the transition to high school and are recognized for their academic efforts and achievements. We appreciate your support in helping students stay on track and finish the year strong.
2 days ago, Jon Pickinpaugh
Yesterday, the Middle School Student Council went on a quick field trip as a thank you for the service for the 2024-2025 school year. It was a fun day!
2 days ago, Jon Pickinpaugh
Yesterday, the Middle School Student Council went on a quick field trip as a thank you for the service for the 2024-2025 school year. It was a fun day!
Freshman Kane Sheridan is creating a block painting portrait of his late father Neal Jr.
4 days ago, Jon Pickinpaugh
Freshman Kane Sheridan is creating a block painting portrait of his late father Neal Jr.
Freshman Kane Sheridan is creating a block painting portrait of his late father Neal Jr.
Freshman Kane Sheridan is creating a block painting portrait of his late father Neal Jr.
Omaha Nation Senior Tatianah Webster made moccasins in her Native fashion and design class.
4 days ago, Jon Pickinpaugh
Omaha Nation Senior Tatianah Webster made moccasins in her Native fashion and design class.
8th Grade Promotion Ceremony Thursday, May 15th, starting at 2:00 p.m.
4 days ago, Jon Pickinpaugh
8th Grade Promotion Ceremony
The 8th grade poster presentation will be held on Thursday, May 15th, at 2:00 p.m. in the old gym, followed by the 8th grade promotion ceremony in the auditorium.
4 days ago, Jon Pickinpaugh
8th grade poster presentation / promotion ceremony Thursday, May 15th beginning at 2:00 p.m.
Omaha Nation students, join us this Saturday, May 10th, from 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. for our Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (S.T.E.M.) Day. Come explore hands-on activities, take on fun challenges, and discover how learning in these fields can inspire your future. We hope to see you there!
7 days ago, Jon Pickinpaugh
Omaha Nation students, join us this Saturday, May 10th, from 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. for our Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (S.T.E.M.) Day. Come explore hands-on activities, take on fun challenges, and discover how learning in these fields can inspire your future. We hope to see you there!
UNPS middle school students were able to spend this beautiful day at Mahoney State Park learning about wildlife/nature.
8 days ago, Jon Pickinpaugh
UNPS middle school students were able to spend this beautiful day at Mahoney State Park learning about wildlife / nature.
UNPS middle school students were able to spend this beautiful day at Mahoney State Park learning about wildlife / nature.
UNPS middle school students were able to spend this beautiful day at Mahoney State Park learning about wildlife / nature.
UNPS middle school students were able to spend this beautiful day at Mahoney State Park learning about wildlife / nature.
UNPS middle school students were able to spend this beautiful day at Mahoney State Park learning about wildlife / nature.
UNPS middle school students were able to spend this beautiful day at Mahoney State Park learning about wildlife / nature.
UNPS middle school students were able to spend this beautiful day at Mahoney State Park learning about wildlife / nature.
UNPS middle school students were able to spend this beautiful day at Mahoney State Park learning about wildlife / nature.
Beautiful day in Ponca! fishing with Mr. K and the students!
8 days ago, Kevin LaHood-Burns
Ponca Fishing Trip
Ponca Fishing Trip
Ponca Fishing Trip
Ponca Fishing Trip
Ponca Fishing Trip
UNPS STEM DAY Saturday, May 10th, from 10:30 - 1:00 pm
9 days ago, Jon Pickinpaugh
UNPS STEM DAY.
Transportation Notification: There will be significant delays on Tuesday afternoon for after-school routes for Winnebago, Walthill, and North Country (Hwy 75 and north roads). Some delays could exceed 30 minutes or more. Please be patient and understanding as we safely transport students after dismissal.
10 days ago, Jon Pickinpaugh
Middle School Dance: Out of This World Join us for a fun night with friends at our space-themed middle school dance! Date: Friday, May 2nd, 2025 Doors open at 5:00 PM and will be locked at 6:00 PM Supper will be served from 5:30 to 6:00 PM Dance runs from 6:00 to 8:00 PM Admission is free if you’re eligible. If not, it’s $5 to enter. If you’re bringing an outside guest, they must be a middle school student and you must turn in a completed permission slip to me before entering the auditorium. This is a school event, so all school policies and rules will be followed. Let’s make it a night to remember—can’t wait to see everyone there!
14 days ago, Jon Pickinpaugh
Bake sale fundraiser for our Building Our Leaders of Tomorrow students also known as (B.O.L.T). The BOLT program at Disney is a leadership development program for high school students, specifically Building Our Leaders of Tomorrow. It utilizes Walt Disney World as a living classroom, providing students with opportunities to experience leadership, teamwork, and problem-solving through a variety of activities and experiences. This will mark our fourth year that we have been invited to take students.
15 days ago, Jon Pickinpaugh
Bake sale fundraiser for our Building Our Leaders   of Tomorrow  students also known as (B.O.L.T).  The BOLT program at Disney is a leadership development program for high school students, specifically Building Our Leaders of Tomorrow. It utilizes Walt Disney World as a living classroom, providing students with opportunities to experience leadership, teamwork, and problem-solving through a variety of activities and experiences. This will mark our fourth year that we have been invited to take students.
Though Autism Acceptance Month/Day only occurs once a year, in some homes, it is 24/7. We are past the point of awareness and are ready for acceptance of these individuals with autism in our schools, towns, and communities! Learn the difference between awareness and acceptance from the infographic below, and read more at: https://hr.uw.edu/cfd/2023/03/27/changing-the-conversation/
16 days ago, Kevin LaHood-Burns
Autism Awareness vs Acceptance
Masking is a strategy used by some autistic people, consciously or unconsciously, to appear non-autistic in order to blend in and be more accepted in society. Masking can happen in formal situations such as at school or work and in informal situations such as at home with family or socializing with friends. Read more at: https://www.autism.org.uk/advice-and-guidance/topics/behaviour/masking#:~:text=What%20is%20masking%3F-,Masking%20is%20a%20strategy%20used%20by%20some%20autistic%20people%2C%20consciously,family%20or%20socialising%20with%20friends.
18 days ago, Kevin LaHood-Burns
Many are not strangers to autism and its signs and symptoms. Its common symptoms are difficulty in communicating, displaying social skills, and repetitive behaviors. However, there are certain signs that we may not know and are not that obvious to recognize. Read more at: https://spectacokids.com/lesser-known-signs-of-autism/
18 days ago, Kevin LaHood-Burns
Lesser Known Signs of Autism