The 8th graders in Intro to Theatre recently got to show off their performance and character skills!
Over the last two weeks, they picked out a script, learned how to find a character's objective, figured out how to show different emotions in their stances or facial expressions, blocked their own scenes, gave feedback to their peers, and finally performed for an audience. Several One Act members and the Jr. High band came to be an audience and got to enjoy "Lunch and a Show!"
Not all performances are pictured.
The Elementary Student Council partnered with Brookhouser Blooms of Brunswick to host a Bloom Bar! Elementary staff enjoyed making their own mini bouquets 💐
Due to the continual rain, forecasted rain, and course conditions, LCC is going to have to cancel their invite for tomorrow in Laurel for tomorrow 9-26.
With our new Bound Calendar, Summerland is not able to make changes on the Calendar for Away Events. We can request it from other schools or Bound itself which may take time. We apologize for any confusion on the calendar. It is a work in progress as we are still learning! We will keep you updated on Facebook as well as the Bobcat App!
Summerland Public School is looking for van drivers for a morning and a PK midday route. If interested, call the school for more information and an application.
Go to SchoolStore.com and use our School ID: 164689
Friday September 25 2026 Announcements
Special Segment - Carson’s Interview with Coach Kaczor about football
The cross-country meet scheduled for tomorrow at Ord, has been cancelled.
Due to predicted weather conditions and potential for lightning. Tomorrow's varsity football game at St. Paul has been moved to a 5 PM kickoff.
We received this letter today from the Department of Education and wanted to pass it along to our parents.
Dear Superintendents and Principals,
We want to make you aware of reports of a phone scam that has recently impacted several Nebraska school districts. While this type of scam has surfaced periodically in previous years, recent reports serve as a reminder that schools should remain vigilant and consider creating communications to inform families.
In these incidents, a parent receives a call from an unknown number. The caller falsely claims to be a school employee, often identifying themselves as a counselor or other staff member, and says that the parent's child is in trouble or involved in an emergency situation. The caller then attempts to direct the parent to meet at a location to pick up their child and may instruct them not to disconnect the call or discuss it with anyone else.
These calls are fraudulent and should not be trusted.
School leaders may wish to remind families of the following:
If a parent receives a call claiming their child is in trouble, they should hang up and contact the school directly using the school's published phone number.
School staff will not ask parents to meet at secret, undisclosed, or off-campus locations to pick up a student.
School personnel will not instruct parents to keep a situation confidential or prevent them from contacting others.
Parents should be cautious of calls from unknown numbers that create a sense of urgency or pressure immediate action.
While this scam is not new, reports indicate it continues to reappear from time to time in different communities. Awareness is one of the best tools for preventing these scams from succeeding.
If families report receiving suspicious calls, districts may encourage them to contact local law enforcement and notify school officials so patterns can be identified and shared with the appropriate authorities.
Please consider sharing this information with staff and families as appropriate. Thank you for your continued efforts to help keep Nebraska students, families, and school communities safe.
Best regards,
Dear Superintendents and Principals,
We want to make you aware of reports of a phone scam that has recently impacted several Nebraska school districts. While this type of scam has surfaced periodically in previous years, recent reports serve as a reminder that schools should remain vigilant and consider creating communications to inform families.
In these incidents, a parent receives a call from an unknown number. The caller falsely claims to be a school employee, often identifying themselves as a counselor or other staff member, and says that the parent's child is in trouble or involved in an emergency situation. The caller then attempts to direct the parent to meet at a location to pick up their child and may instruct them not to disconnect the call or discuss it with anyone else.
These calls are fraudulent and should not be trusted.
School leaders may wish to remind families of the following:
If a parent receives a call claiming their child is in trouble, they should hang up and contact the school directly using the school's published phone number.
School staff will not ask parents to meet at secret, undisclosed, or off-campus locations to pick up a student.
School personnel will not instruct parents to keep a situation confidential or prevent them from contacting others.
Parents should be cautious of calls from unknown numbers that create a sense of urgency or pressure immediate action.
While this scam is not new, reports indicate it continues to reappear from time to time in different communities. Awareness is one of the best tools for preventing these scams from succeeding.
If families report receiving suspicious calls, districts may encourage them to contact local law enforcement and notify school officials so patterns can be identified and shared with the appropriate authorities.
Please consider sharing this information with staff and families as appropriate. Thank you for your continued efforts to help keep Nebraska students, families, and school communities safe.
Best regards,
Congratulations to Estella (3rd) on being today's Bobcat Catch of the Day! Estella was nominated for her kindness. Yesterday in the pouring rain, she shared her umbrella with a kindergartner so that that kindergartner didn't get wet! Way to show kindness, Estella!
As a replacement meet for Crofton, the Summerland cross country team will be attending the Ord Invite on Friday 9-25 beginning at 12:00 noon.
Thursday September 24 2026 Announcements
Special Segment - Riley’s Interviews followed by Ayden, Ayden, and Landon’s Trivia
Due to the current and forecasted weather conditions Crofton has made the decision to cancel their cross country meet for tomorrow.
To clarify, today will be a 1:30pm dismissal time at Summerland for k-12 students. The bound calendar had said 1:03 pm. We apologize for the confusion. It will be a 1:30 pm out today.
Wednesday September 23 2026 Announcements
Special Segment - Big Red Review with Mathias, Alec, and Beau followed by
Austin and Joseph’s Would you Rather
Congratulations to Mrs. Neumann's 3B for being today's Bobcat Catch of the Day! They are nominated for their responsible and respectful behavior during their library time, where they used quiet mouths and listening ears despite other distractions in the library! Way to do, 3B!
Good luck to our lady golfers today at the Valentine invite! Another cold and rainy day, but they are up for the challenge!
Tuesday September 22 2026 Announcements
Special Segment - Carter and Trae’s Trivia and Debate
Ellie Heiss with the 11th place finish today at the Hartington meet! Congratulations to our first medalist! 🤩 She shot a personal best despite the rain! Way to go, Ellie! We are so proud of you!
