Fillmore Central Public Schools

Mrs. Kamler shares her story with the sixth grade class every year of coming to America from Colombia, as well as all the fascinating aspects of her home country. The sixth grade students are studying different countries and will soon present the information they have learned.

8th Grade Graduation Ceremony 🎓🐾

🎓Senior Spotlight🎓 Annika Frook

Fillmore Central is hiring for the following positions. These positions follow our school calendar with set hours each week and weekends off. Benefits include 80% paid BC/BS Single Health Insurance and Retirement. If you like being around kids and want to make a difference we’d love to talk with you about some opportunities beginning in August. Para-educator – multiple positions are available beginning in August. -185 days per year, 7.5 hours per day -New Wage from $15.50 - $18.13 an hour depending on assignment, education, and experience -Must pass background check -Benefits available include 80% paid BC/BS Single Health Insurance, personal days, paid sick leave, and State Retirement. Bus Drivers-multiple positions and routes are available-driving begins in August; Training could begin this summer. -178 days per year, Monday-Friday, August-May. -Starting wage $25.88-$30.28 an hour depending on experience. -Must pass a background check and drug test. -CDL or bus permit is preferred, but we will pay for training and getting your bus license. -Benefits available include 80% paid BCBS Single Health Insurance, personal days, paid sick leave, and State retirement. Substitute Teachers -Must possess a local sub certificate (we can help you with this) or have a teaching certificate. -Flexible Schedule – work when you are able -$145 a day -Must pass a background check We are also always looking for: Substitute Para-educators Substitute Lunch Room Staff Interested? Applications are available at https://www.fillmorecentral.org/page/careers or from the Superintendent’s office at 1410 L Street, Geneva, NE 68361 or by calling 402-759-4955.

Last Friday April 25th, the FBLA chapter held their annual banquet where they inducted their 2025-2026 school year. Thank you to everyone that attended!!!

Mrs. Schiermeyer's fifth grade students learned how to create a tornado out of plastic bottles, water, glue, food coloring and a little glitter. This ties together the book they are reading in ELA, "Night of the Twisters" and the annual presentation from Clark Poppert! 🌪️

A big thanks to Clark Poppert for sharing his first hand experience of the Grand Island Twisters of 1980. Clark has made this an annual tradition and captivates the fifth grade classes every year. Thank you for sharing your story with us!

Golf TODAY! ⛳️ 🗓️ April 28 ⏰ 4pm 📍 Fox Hollow Golf Course, Sutton , NE

🎓Senior Spotlight🎓 Ryan Schram

First grade students have been learning about plants. They studied the parts of the plant and what each part does for the plant, and the life cycle. Alexis Schmidt from Fillmore County Extension office read a cute book -Tops and Bottoms. Students enjoyed learning about which part of the plant we eat. Students then tried to identify each seed.

In honor of Earth Day, the fifth grade class participated in a scavenger hunt where they were assigned to find a list of items in nature and present their findings.

⭐️ FCES April Golden Awards ⭐️ Spoon: KA Frisbee: 3A Shoe: 1A Paw: 3B

At our monthly assembly this morning, three FCES students were recognized by the Nebraska Federation of Women's Clubs for their writing. Congratulations to Phoebe, Kashtyn, and Raelee!

This edition of, "What's on York Fork," at the Middle School was the tropical Dragon Fruit. Native to southern climates the students learned that this sweet fruit comes from the cactus plant. It's a good source of antioxidants, fiber, and vitamins! Thanks Mrs. Hofferber and Jenni Hoarty for sharing your wisdom on this unique fruit.

Junior High Track Meet this Friday, April 25 📍David City ⏰ 10:00 AM

🌸 5-8 Spring Music Concert 🌸 🗓️ April 29 ⏰ 7:00pm - Doors open at 6:00pm 📍 Fillmore Central High School

🎓Senior Spotlight🎓 Hannah Rieflin

First graders learned about insects and their body parts. As a final project, students created their own insects from egg cartons with Alexis, Fillmore County Extension.

🎓Senior Spotlight🎓 Katelyne Julich

Brandy VanDeWalle visited the fifth grade class today to teach them about the value of money, keys to saving and improving productivity in our lives. Thanks Brandy!