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Quarterly recap: A message from KPS Superintendent

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Source: Western Nebraska Observer

The first quarter of the 2026-27 school year has come and gone as we have wrapped up our fall activities and have begun ramping up for the winter season as again it has been remarkable to see all of our student accomplishments so far this school year. From the fall season, we had a boys cross country state qualifier (Kaymen Lusche), and our FFA sent a team to state range judging in North Platte and qualified a livestock judging team for state FFA competition in April 2027! I am excited to see our students positively represent our district as we head into the second quarter of the school year! Year 4 of our Longhorn Beef program continues to serve locally-raised, nutritious beef to our Kimball Public Schools’ students. To date, our district has received four donations of beef from our local and area producers this school year with more scheduled to go to the locker in the coming months!

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