Friday Football Team Feed!
This Friday, September 20, 2019 at 6:30 p.m., the Omaha Nation Chiefs Football Coaching Staff will be providing and serving a meal for members of the team and their parents/guardians. This will be hosted in the school cafeteria immediately after practice. Come enjoy some spaghetti and garlic bread from Coach Hudnall, Coach Guinyard, Coach Sjuts and Coach Fluellen!
Coach Hudnall
Mrs. Lovejoy's 4th grade class is geared up for MAPS TESTING AND AIMS WEB! Their theme is Donut Stress! Take your time and do your best! They will celebrate with some homemade donuts and donut decorating upon completion.
Tuesday, we set a record in the Band room: Twenty 5th grade beginner Band students at the same time! We've never had that many beginners in the room at one time. Altogether yesterday, with the two fifth grade classes, we had 38 Beginners! If they all hang in we'll have the biggest Elementary Band ever!
- Mr. Mangan
Thank you to Mr. Ariza, and Mrs. Schoenfelder for taking students who were interested in attending a career day at Northeast Community College. Students were able to participate in hands-on activities and learn about career paths in Health Science.
Students in Mr. Spawn's class are learning all about engines as well as how to properly maintain your car. The staff have enjoyed having the students change their oil, and make sure everything is in working order.
Did you know....
Poor attendance can influence a child's ability to read proficiently by the end of 3rd grade? This is an important benchmark that can determine whether the student continues on to 4th grade or is held back.
Community Night Wednesday September 18th! Starts at 4pm with supper served at 5pm!
Congratulations to Sakoy Webster for medaling in cross country once again. Sakoy placed 8th out of 90 runners. Also, a big shout out to the whole cross country team for running well and on improving your times. GO CHIEFS!!!
The results of the election are here. The following students comprise the UNPS High School Student Council for the 2019-2020 school year.
Sylvia Valentino
Sidnie Galvin
Kacyn Harlan
Kirstyn Miller
Lashaie Sheridan
Grayson Miller
Christian Parker
Janissa Whitewater
Ellianna Bertucci
Martese Sargeant
Jahwon Woodhull
Tyrel Miller
LaDawna Lovejoy
Deighten Brown
Quentin Dick
Leila Aldrich
Kyleigh Merrick
On Saturday, September 28th, the 4th Annual Circle of Celebration will be held at Riverside Park in Sioux City, IA starting at 10am. Please see the flier for more details.
Mr. Renfro and Ms. Nichols had their students complete a collaborative art project for the hallway in commemoration of September 11. The students had fun taking part in this project, not knowing what it would be until we put it together.
Thank you to Mrs. Meyer's Family and Consumer Science class for making and sharing some amazing sloppy joes.
Tomorrow's football game vs. Lutheran High will start at 3:00 p.m. and will be played at Veteran's Memorial Field in Norfolk, NE. The bus will leave at noon. Below is a map of the directions from Umoⁿhoⁿ Nation Public School to Veteran's Memorial Field.
Thank you ALL for your continued support of OUR Chiefs! Hope to see our fans tomorrow afternoon at the game. Aho!
Coach Hudnall
Our scholars in Mr. Redden's classroom cooked grilled cheese sandwiches and made tomato soup as part of their learning activity.
Omaha Nation is partnering with Educational Service Unit #1 to host an Annual Fall Hearing Ability Screening event for all enrolled SCHOOL-AGE students TOMORROW (Thurs., 9-12-19). The screens will begin shortly after the 8am bell. Thank you for your cooperation, parents and guardians.
Thank you to the culture and language classroom for providing signs during lunch to help students learn the Omaha language.
Congratulations to the junior varsity football team on their win against Winnebago 50 - 26.
Did you know...
Absenteeism in the first month of school can predict poor attendance throughout the school year. Half of the students who miss 2 to 4 days in September go on to miss over a month of school. Parents/Guardians please understand, it is critical that all children must attend school on time to meet those important learning targets!
High school students have been campaigning the last two weeks for a spot on student council and today is the day our students and staff get to vote.
“By voting, we add our voice to the chorus that forms opinions and the basis for actions that will better UmonHon Nation.”
High school students learning about electrical circuits and how to wire them correctly.
