The 8th grade class went to the Henry Doorly Zoo and spent time experiencing the desert dome, observing the plants and animals after they have read the novel Deathwatch by Robb White, a thriller that has its setting in the Mojave Desert. While in the Desert Dome, they viewed some common snakes found in the desert and related that to the scene in the Harry Potter the Sorcerer's Stone novel that they read earlier in the year, where Harry Potter talks to the snake through the glass. It was a fun educational day and the students really enjoyed their trip.
Triniti Webster graduated from Project Search today. Omaha Nation is beyond proud of your accomplishment.
Omaha Nation athletes participating in the special Olympics.
Omaha Nation athletes being cheered on as they head for the special Olympics.
We want to wish our athletes at UNPS good luck as they go to Wayne, NE today to participate in the Special Olympics. We will line the street to send them off on their trip today a little before 9am. The community is welcome to join. Go Chiefs!
Congratulations to Davia Oftedal, the newly crowned Miss White Eagle Club Princess (2018-2019). Lorien McCauley is our runner up. Thank you both for being a great representation of the White Eagle Club, values, culture, and UNPS!
Omaha Nation juniors went to the Lied Center in Lincoln for performing arts.
Prom 2019
Omaha Nation Prom 2019
Omaha Nation Prom 2019.
Omaha Nation Prom 2019
A few of our Omaha Nation students went to the keys to success event in South Sioux City were they talked with different colleges as well as looked into different careers.
For all interested, there will be a traditional pow-wow at Walthill Public School on Friday May 3rd. More info on flyer.
The Middle Student Council volunteered at the Sioux City Animal Rescue. They taught all about the different services the shelter provides, along with a tour, and an opportunity to work with the animals. The students did a fabulous job. Ms. Beezley and Mrs. Nieman are beyond proud of the positive way the students represented the school and their community.
Showing up for school has a huge impact on a student’s academic success starting in kindergarten and continuing through high school. Families play a key role in making sure students get to school safely every day and understand why attendance is so important for success.
Juniors and seniors were recently invited to go to Haskell college and learn about how they can continue being successful.
The school is well represented at the JAG legislative day!
Prom is this Saturday! The public is welcome at the Grand March and coronation for the 'Night of a Thousand Lights.' Grand March begins at 6:30pm on April 27th followed by the coronation. For Students: please be at the school at 6:00pm and bring post-prom clothes with you. Once you leave, there is no re-admittance and no outside food or drink. Dinner is at 7:30pm, followed by the dance, and Post Prom from 11:30pm to 2:30am.
The Elementary Student Council went on Fun Day Field Trip to reward their hard work and dedication throughout the year.They had a blast! Thank you to the Student Council teacher leaders, Mr. Renfro and Ms. Nichols!
The Elementary Student Council went on Fun Day Field Trip to reward their hard work and dedication throughout the year.They had a blast! Thank you to the Student Council teacher leaders, Mr. Renfro and Ms. Nichols!