The Fairbury FFA and Fairbury Plant and Soil Science Class will be selling flowers and garden vegetable plants on Saturday, May 4th, at the Fairbury High School Greenhouse. The sale will start at 8:00 am and be ending around 3:00 pm. The funds raised will go towards maintenance of the Greenhouse and also to purchase plants for next year.
Debit and Credit cards are accepted.
Join us for the 11th Annual Husker Rehab Turkey Trot Benefitting the Fairbury TeamMates Chapter Thursday, November 23, 2023 at 7:30 a.m.
Registration begins at 6:45 a.m.
Fairbury High School Commons
1501 9th Street
7:30 a.m. Run/Walk begins
Post Race: Refreshments – Grab a quick breakfast snack immediately following the completion of the race!
Plan to walk/run no matter the weather: rain, snow, or shine!
Students, parents, staff, and community members are invited to come to the annual District Music Contest scheduled April 21st and 22nd at Fairbury High School. Twelve schools from across the area will have their bands, choirs, show choirs, jazz bands, and solos and small groups participating in the two-day event. Listed below are the approximate performance times for the Fairbury groups. Please contact Ryan Dusso with any questions or for additional information at rdusso@fairburyjeffs.org.
During the month of November, twenty-four members of Fairbury FBLA conducted their annual American Enterprise project. This year, three classes of Fairbury Elementary fourth-graders were taught the meaning of American Enterprise, the importance of spending locally and the multiplier effect which happens when money is spent within the community. Third graders were able to set up a cookie baking business, bake cookies at the high school, and market their cookies to the high school and junior high students. With over $400 in revenue collected over three days, this year’s cookie sales were a big success! After paying all expenses, the remaining profit will be split between the three fourth-grade classes. Each individual class will decide how to spend their business profits. The annual American Enterprise project is enjoyed by all students. FBLA members enjoy working with the younger kids, and the fourth-graders love making a trip to the high school. “Overall, I thought this project was pretty fun,” FBLA President, Zane Grizzle said. “We (FBLA members) got a lot out of this project and were able to help fourth graders understand what goes into making a business and understand the American Enterprise System.
~by Gavin Shramm
We had a lot of donors and even some double donations! The McCown twins Ashton and Ethan gave double which is taking the blood out of the body, taking the red cells, and giving back the fluids, plasma, and platelets. “I never did it before and said sure, might as well try it,” Ashton McCown said. Along with the twins was Ericka Kroeker and Drake Richtarik who also gave double. Thank you to everyone who donated blood today and thank you Nebraska Community Blood Bank for working all day and collecting the blood.
Melissa Dux, Fairbury High School business teacher, was given an award for Outstanding Contributions to Business Education by a Secondary Business Teacher during the Fall Nebraska State Business Education Association conference. Congratulations Melissa!
The National Honor Society officers this year are President Cody Petersen, President-Elect Ellie Livingston (she is also secretary), Point-Chart Recorder Alex Buxton, and Reporter Gavin Schramm.
Members of The National Honor Society include Marlaney Deras, Zane Grizzle, Adaline Linscott, Jami Mans, Jacob Martin, Karly McCord, Mariel Ramos, Ethan Smith, Braden Suey, Alissa York, Anna York, Trayce Blas, Emily Huss, Alyse Petersen, Hannah Robertson, and Trenton Ruhnke.
The NHS advisor is Mrs. Julie Petersen.
*Students in 10th, 11th, and 12th grade with a GPA of 3.3+ can petition for membership second semester.
