Nebraska School Activities Association & Currency Announce
2024-25 Believers & Achievers
LINCOLN – Currency and the Nebraska School Activities Association (NSAA) are proud to announce the
2024-25 Believers & Achievers. Believers & Achievers is a statewide program designed to give recognition
to Nebraska’s future leaders.
Beginning in November and continuing through April, the 48 Nebraska high school seniors listed below
will be honored as Believers & Achievers. From those 48 statewide winners, eight will receive $500
scholarships from Currency to use for the college or university of their choice at a scholarship banquet to
be held in April of 2025.
These 48 students will be recognized at NSAA State Championships throughout the 2024-25 activities
year and on a poster sent to all NSAA member schools.
Congratulations to Peyton Paxton
21 days ago, Mr. Kvanvig
Today marked an inspiring gathering with Demoine Adams, the CEO of Teammates and a renowned motivational speaker. His session emphasized the importance of leadership and personal growth, reminding us that each day presents an opportunity to become better versions of ourselves.
Demoine shared his experiences and insights on effective leadership, highlighting key qualities such as empathy, resilience, and the ability to inspire others. His engaging storytelling and practical strategies resonated with attendees, encouraging them to reflect on their own leadership styles and how they can foster growth within their teams.
As he spoke about the challenges leaders face, Demoine emphasized that every obstacle is a chance for learning and development. He urged everyone to embrace these moments, fostering a culture of continuous improvement both personally and professionally.
The event left students motivated and equipped with valuable tools to enhance their leadership skills. It was a reminder that growth is a journey, and with the right mindset, each day can be a stepping stone toward greatness.
Overall, Demoine Adams inspired us all to commit to our own growth and to lead with purpose, making it a truly memorable experience for everyone involved.
22 days ago, Mr. Kvanvig
Teammates 1 mile walk with Demoine Adams.
22 days ago, Mr. Kvanvig
October Pizza With The Principal Winners
K-Addison Mundorf
1st-Cooper Ourada
2nd-Danielle Peterson
3rd-Eli Barnes
4th-Avery Vinton
5th-Duke Miller
Thank you to the Phillips boys and family for growing some pumpkins this fall and sharing with their classmates! The kids loved them and enjoyed picking out their pumpkins.
26 days ago, Jessica Myers
Elementary Parent Reminder: Next week there are several days where the morning temperatures will be 27-32 degrees when the students get to school. Please make sure your child has pants and a coat every single day as the fall weather is here.
27 days ago, Brett Mauler
Thank you, Mrs. Jewell, for coming to kindergarten to teach us more about plants for our plant unit! 🪴
27 days ago, Ms. DeKay
Sub District Volleyball
Monday, October 28th @Thedford
Game 1: Sandhills-Thedford vs Arthur 4:30 p.m.
Game 2: Mullen vs Hyannis 6:00 p.m.
28 days ago, Mullen Public Schools
FOOTBALL APPAREL WILL BE IN THE HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE TOMORROW MORNING, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24TH!!
29 days ago, Mullen Public Schools
We're 1 week away from a great TeamMates day!
29 days ago, Kara Connealy
ATTENTION:
NO PASSES WILL BE ACCEPTED AT THE PLAYOFF FOOTBALL GAME ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24TH!!
*Exceptions will be NSAA Media Pass, NSAA Courtesy Pass, or NSAA Admin Pass
ADMISSSION : $8 Adults and $6 Students (K-12)
29 days ago, Mullen Public Schools
Sophomore students play Trashketball to study Data Analytics in Intro to Computer Science & Technology.
29 days ago, Ms. Donohoe
Happy Birthday Abigail and Caleb!
30 days ago, Brett Mauler
FCCLA members had a great night eating pizza and painting pumpkins!
Football Playoffs Round 1
Mullen vs Axtell
Thursday, October 24th 5:30 p.m.
Admission $8 Adults $6 Students
NO PASSES WILL BE ACCEPTED
about 1 month ago, Mullen Public Schools
8th grade students in FCS have been hard at work learning how to operate a sewing machine while making pants or shorts that fit properly. Students that finished early also got the chance to make a keychain using the embroidery machine from the STEM Lab. *not all keychains pictured