Our busy week continues by celebrating another senior! Congratulations Drew.
Congrats to Easton and Jacob! Today's winners of our Paw Draw! Easton and Jacob follow our school-wide expectations of being respectful, responsible, and safe. Congrats!
The high school track meet scheduled for tomorrow, April 5th in Malcolm, has been cancelled.
Prom is tomorrow, April 1! Thanks to the class of 2024 for all their efforts and preparation. See the attached image for the schedule of events.
Save the date! All current 6th-11th grade football players are invited to a watch party for the Nebraska Spring Game on April 22nd with Coach Jansen and his staff! Message Coach Jansen on Sportsyou or email him at bjansen@thtigers.org with any questions.
Congratulations to the varsity boys golf team for winning 1st place in their season opener! Individually, Bret Brenneis placed 1st and Brody Rogers placed 2nd. Good work Tigers!
Stomp, Chomp, Roar! A huge thank you to our TH PTO group for sponsoring this PK-6 assembly for our students!
Who doesn't love learning about dinosaurs??!
Congrats to Brenna and Henlea! Our first winners of our new weekly Paw Draw! Brenna and Henlea follow our school-wide expectations of being respectful, responsible, and safe. Congrats!
Now that these busy student athletes are back from their music department trip to Florida, we can celebrate their NCPA Academic All-State honors! Congratulations Tigers!
Senior Shout out #2 -Congratulations Hayley - have a great day on the Music Department trip.
We started 4th quarter this week and which means it is time to celebrate our Class of 2023! Congratulations Bailey!!
We would like to welcome Mr. Jason Heitz and his family to Tekamah-Herman! Mr. Heitz will be the 7-12 principal next school year.
All current 2nd through 11th graders are invited to attend a basketball shooting clinic on Wednesday, April 19th from 6-7:30pm. See the flyers for more details!
National Honor Society is hosting a cornhole tournament to raise money for the school's backpack program. Students and staff can form teams of two to play cornhole during activity period. We have 32 teams entered and started the tournament today!
Best of luck to 7th grader Adelyn Potadle as she competes in the Omaha Sports Commission's Regional Spelling Bee tomorrow morning. The winner will move on to compete at the National Spelling Bee, which takes place in Maryland and is aired on ESPN. Good luck, Adelyn!
The Book Fair is here! You can start shopping on Monday, March 20th through Thursday, March 24th . The hours you can shop in person are:
3/20 & 3/22 : 7:45am - 4:00pm
3/21 & 3/23 : 7:45am - 2:00pm; 3:00pm-5:30pm; 6:00pm-8:00pm
If you are unable to come to the Book Fair, you can shop online using this link starting March 20th through April 2nd . All proceeds benefit the library. Hope to see you at the fair!
https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/tekamahhermancomsch1
This week Mrs. Eriksen's students in small groups made an interactive vocabulary wall during reading instruction. They made some really good connections and linked weather words and how that affected the characters in our story. Way to go kindergarteners!
Congratulations to Taylor Klein on his new role as Athletic Director for the 2023-2024 school year!
Congratulations to sophomore Brody Rogers and junior Preslee Hansen for being selected to the East Husker Conference All-Conference basketball teams! 🏀
Have you been wondering what Mr. Paul's 8th graders have been up to this quarter? Well, here is your answer!
"The 8th graders decided to go an entirely different route with building this quarter. Rather than building a traditional box or even a cutting board, they decided to get as much use out of as many tools as possible in order to get hands-on experience. That being said, we decided to make soapbox cars and almost entirely out of wood. We did use nails and screws and brad nails, but it allowed us to use a drill, an impact, a brad nailer, drill bits, drill press, router, band saw, sanders, table saw, circular saw, jig saw, miter saw, and many other tools to make this happen. The axels were made from wooden dowels, but we put pvc around them just for support. The eyelets for the rope were metal, the pivoting bolt was metal (because it was safer and failed in earlier trials with wood), and of course the rope. It was a long project and most wanted to stop by about the last two weeks, but we continued on to finish what we started. Once we finally raced, the kids really enjoyed the fact that their projects worked and got the feel of accomplishment for the work and time they put into it!" - Brad Paul
What a fun project!
