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Sioux Central FCCLA had an outstanding showing at the FCCLA Iowa Events, with students earning top placements and showcasing their hard work, creativity, and leadership skills!
Iowa Events Participants
🏆 1st Place Winners:
Maia Thomsen – “Toys That Teach”
Emersyn Franzmeier – $20 Clothing Challenge
🥈 2nd Place Winners:
Carter Rose and Zander Burks – “Food Truck Challenge”
Madison Wittmaack and Alyssa Smith – Project Showcase: Sewing Bags from Sustainable Fabric (donated to CAASA)
👏 Participants:
Lilian Johnson – Interior Design Challenge
Rowan Baines and Grace Weir – Thematic Table Design
FCCLA Iowa Events give students the opportunity to apply real-world skills through projects focused on leadership, career exploration, and community service. Students develop presentations, complete hands-on projects, and are evaluated on their ability to communicate, problem-solve, and make an impact.
“These students have worked incredibly hard to develop projects that not only showcase their skills but also make a positive impact in our community,” said FCCLA advisers Mrs. Hanson and Mrs. Erpelding. “We are extremely proud of their accomplishments and look forward to seeing our national qualifiers continue their success.”
Iowa Events Participants
🏆 1st Place Winners:
Maia Thomsen – “Toys That Teach”
Emersyn Franzmeier – $20 Clothing Challenge
🥈 2nd Place Winners:
Carter Rose and Zander Burks – “Food Truck Challenge”
Madison Wittmaack and Alyssa Smith – Project Showcase: Sewing Bags from Sustainable Fabric (donated to CAASA)
👏 Participants:
Lilian Johnson – Interior Design Challenge
Rowan Baines and Grace Weir – Thematic Table Design
FCCLA Iowa Events give students the opportunity to apply real-world skills through projects focused on leadership, career exploration, and community service. Students develop presentations, complete hands-on projects, and are evaluated on their ability to communicate, problem-solve, and make an impact.
“These students have worked incredibly hard to develop projects that not only showcase their skills but also make a positive impact in our community,” said FCCLA advisers Mrs. Hanson and Mrs. Erpelding. “We are extremely proud of their accomplishments and look forward to seeing our national qualifiers continue their success.”
Eighteen Sioux Central FCCLA members recently demonstrated outstanding leadership, creativity, and skill at the 2026 FCCLA State Leadership Conference in Cedar Rapids. Students competed in a variety of STAR Events and Iowa Events, Earning top honors and recognition for their hard work and dedication.
Sioux Central students qualified for national competition and received a Gold.
Nevaeh Brauhn earned national qualification with her Chapter Service Project, Meals for the Heartland.
Melia Hoffman also qualified for nationals with her Teach and Train project, where she presented engaging lessons to preschool students.
Students earning Silver recognition included:
Kennedy Brown and Caitlin Wildeman – National Program: Families First, focusing on pre-eclampsia awareness
Nora Christians – Chapter Service Project: Dream Big, creating and donating pillowcases
Sarah Phillips – Professional Presentation on the pros and cons of artificial intelligence
Lauren Holm – Career Investigation Portfolio
Quinn Wilkinson and Peyton Waldstein – Repurpose and Redesign: Cool Cats
Iowa Event Results and more pictures to come!!
Reminder to all our new Early Childhood Families: Preschool pre-registration is tonight from 5:00-6:30 (Open House) at the school.
Our TK students had a wheel-y fun time in PE on Monday!
With Mr. B leading the way, they practiced balance, coordination, and safe riding while zooming around on scooters. Lots of smiles, a little bit of speed, and a whole lot of learning happening in motion! Way to roll, TK! #SiouxCentralRebels #BuildingRebels #ARebelKindOfDay
With Mr. B leading the way, they practiced balance, coordination, and safe riding while zooming around on scooters. Lots of smiles, a little bit of speed, and a whole lot of learning happening in motion! Way to roll, TK! #SiouxCentralRebels #BuildingRebels #ARebelKindOfDay
Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Erpelding's Advisory students teamed up to make a difference by picking up trash around the school. It was awesome to see them working together, showing responsibility, and taking pride in keeping our campus clean. Small actions, big impact!
Sioux Central Staff Spotlight
Rebels - we need your help!
Sioux Central Music Boosters are looking for adult volunteers and donations for our home track concessions. These funds directly support our music students and help cover more than $8,000 each year in music department needs! Home meet dates are April 6, April 27, and May 11.
Check out the poster for details on volunteering, donating ground beef, or making a financial contribution, and click the link below or scan the QR code to sign up.
Thank you for being such an important part of Sioux Central Music!
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Sioux Central Music Boosters are looking for adult volunteers and donations for our home track concessions. These funds directly support our music students and help cover more than $8,000 each year in music department needs! Home meet dates are April 6, April 27, and May 11.
Check out the poster for details on volunteering, donating ground beef, or making a financial contribution, and click the link below or scan the QR code to sign up.
Thank you for being such an important part of Sioux Central Music!
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Middle School Transition Night Thursday, April 9th, 2026!
Wellness Wednesday
This week’s focus: Change One Thing
Sometimes small changes can make a big difference, especially when it comes to food and drinks.
Try swapping just one thing today:
• Choose water instead of soda
• Grab crackers or a granola bar instead of chips
• Pick fruit instead of candy
• Add something healthy to your meal instead of taking something away
Small choices like these can help boost energy, improve focus, and help students feel their best throughout the day.
Start with one change. That’s all it takes. #SiouxCentralRebels
This week’s focus: Change One Thing
Sometimes small changes can make a big difference, especially when it comes to food and drinks.
Try swapping just one thing today:
• Choose water instead of soda
• Grab crackers or a granola bar instead of chips
• Pick fruit instead of candy
• Add something healthy to your meal instead of taking something away
Small choices like these can help boost energy, improve focus, and help students feel their best throughout the day.
Start with one change. That’s all it takes. #SiouxCentralRebels
Mark your calendars, Rebels! The elementary spring concert is on April 13th at 6pm in the high school gym. Please note the earlier start time from previous concerts.
We hope to see you there!
Sioux Central will be 2 hours late today. No morning activities. Drive Carefully.
Ready for lift-off… and a little sweet fuel?
NASA Settlement & Design Comp is bringing the flavor with Braxlyn Tea next Wednesday, April 1st, and yes, it’s actually real!!
Grab a drink
Support the trip
40% of proceeds go toward the NASA adventure
Order through the Clover app or text Amy at (712) 291-5209 (Venmo or cash works too).
No tricks, just tea.
Questions? Ask one of our NASA kids. #SiouxCentralRebels
NASA Settlement & Design Comp is bringing the flavor with Braxlyn Tea next Wednesday, April 1st, and yes, it’s actually real!!
Grab a drink
Support the trip
40% of proceeds go toward the NASA adventure
Order through the Clover app or text Amy at (712) 291-5209 (Venmo or cash works too).
No tricks, just tea.
Questions? Ask one of our NASA kids. #SiouxCentralRebels
May your day be filled with luck, laughter, and just the right amount of Rebel pride. Whether you’re rocking green, hunting for four-leaf clovers, or just here for the good vibes, we hope your day is nothing short of shamrockin’!! #SiouxCentralRebels
MS/HS ISASP testing begins tomorrow. Please make sure your computer is fully charged and ready for testing.
Testing will take place in your advisory groups, so please report to your Advisory classroom at 8:20 AM.
Get a good night’s sleep, eat breakfast, and come ready to do your best!
Testing will take place in your advisory groups, so please report to your Advisory classroom at 8:20 AM.
Get a good night’s sleep, eat breakfast, and come ready to do your best!
Project Update: Building a Future for Our Rebels
I wanted to provide everyone with an exciting update on the progress of our construction project. It has been a productive season, and the transformation of the site is truly remarkable to witness. We have reached a major milestone as all the concrete has been successfully poured, giving us the first real look at the expansive footprint of the interior. It is incredibly rewarding to see the vision finally coming together, from the solid foundation of the new floors to the installation of the windows and frames that are now defining the building's exterior.
The stage area is also coming together nicely, with metal framing and structural work well underway to create a premier performance and gathering space for our school. Currently, crews are utilizing high-reach scaffolding and lifts to complete the essential upper-level work, including HVAC and electrical installations. Once that equipment is cleared and the scaffolding comes down, I look forward to sharing more photos that will capture the full volume and impressive scale of this facility. This is going to be an amazing space for our future students and the entire SC community. Have a great Monday and Go Rebels!
Mr.Wood
I wanted to provide everyone with an exciting update on the progress of our construction project. It has been a productive season, and the transformation of the site is truly remarkable to witness. We have reached a major milestone as all the concrete has been successfully poured, giving us the first real look at the expansive footprint of the interior. It is incredibly rewarding to see the vision finally coming together, from the solid foundation of the new floors to the installation of the windows and frames that are now defining the building's exterior.
The stage area is also coming together nicely, with metal framing and structural work well underway to create a premier performance and gathering space for our school. Currently, crews are utilizing high-reach scaffolding and lifts to complete the essential upper-level work, including HVAC and electrical installations. Once that equipment is cleared and the scaffolding comes down, I look forward to sharing more photos that will capture the full volume and impressive scale of this facility. This is going to be an amazing space for our future students and the entire SC community. Have a great Monday and Go Rebels!
Mr.Wood
Due to the weather and travel issues, there will NOT be any extra or co-curricular activities at school tomorrow. Stay safe and stay warm!
Based on the current conditions and tomorrow's outlook, we will have virtual PD on Monday, March 16th. Please check your email for an updated agenda.
We had 6 Lady Rebels qualify and compete in the 2A session of the IATC Indoor Championships yesterday. We had solid performances all around with four career bests, one season best, and two podium finishes with Sage Weber finishing 5th in the 1500m run with a time of 5:10.43. That is her season best, and the New Iowa #47 fastest indoor time. Karina Bloom also made the podium in the 800m with a 5th place finish in a time of 2:29.42. That is also her career best and #45 fastest time in Iowa indoors. Karina also had a career best in the 400m run with a time of 1:04.53. Lily Johnson had a career best in the 60m dash with a time of 8.72. Madi Wittmaack had a career best in the shot put throwing 29 ft. 8.25 inches. Great start to the season ladies! REBEL PRIDE!
Due to the weather there will NOT be any HS baseball throwing/hitting today (3/15/26) Stay safe and warm!