Tonight is the LAST NIGHT that the BOX OFFICE will be open for tickets!
Head down to the Rialto II Theater tonight to purchase tickets for this amazing event.
Opening Night is November 7, 2023. This evening includes performances by the L Street Singers, the FC Concert Choir and the FC Players. It is an incredible evening that showcases the talent of several FCHS students.
WE ARE HIRING! BUILDING HEAD COOK
Fillmore Central is currently looking for a Building Level Head Cook at the Elementary, beginning immediately. Monday – Friday, no evenings or weekends, and summers off.
New Wage based on assignment and experience. Must pass a background check. Benefits available include 80% paid BC/BS Single Health Insurance, personal days, paid sick leave, and State Retirement.
Applications are available in the Superintendent’s Office, 1410 L Street, Geneva, NE 68361, on the school website at www.fillmorecentral.org or by calling 402-759-4955. Applications will be accepted until the positions are filled. EOE
FINAL SCORE
PANTHERS 16 - WOLVERINES 6
Way to go Panthers!!!!
Moving on to second round of playoffs next Friday, November 3rd against Malcolm.
End of 3rd Quarter
Panthers 16 - Wolverines 0
Halftime score
Panthers 3 - Wolverines 0
End of 1st Quarter
0-0
Congratulations to middle school student, Katrina F., for winning the Red Ribbon Week poster contest.
We want to thank Jenni Hoarty from FCH for coming to the elementary for another "What's on Your Fork?"
Jenni spoke to the students about apples, where they come from, the healthiest way to eat them and they even participated in a "Crunch Off".
🔴 This past week was Red Ribbon Week at the elementary school. Among a week full of dress-up days and activities, students had the chance to submit posters for the RRW poster contest. This year there were TWO outstanding posters that were chosen to make large posters for the elementary hallways. Congratulations to Abel and Molly on creating these amazing drug free posters. We also want to thank Sheriff Roemmich for coming to talk to the students about saying NO to drugs and alcohol.🔴
🌟 At the monthly assembly this morning , Mr. Veleba handed out the golden awards for the month of October, congratulations to these deserving classes! Shoe (hallway): KA, Frisbee (recess): 2A, Spoon (lunchroom): 1A, and Paw (all around): 2B. 🌟
🐾 🏈 The Panthers face the Wilber-Clatonia Wolverines TONIGHT at 7:00pm. 🏈 🐾
The theme is 🖤🖤🖤 BACK IN BLACK 🖤🖤🖤 --wear your state playoff shirts or dress in black to show your support for the Panthers!
REMINDER!!!
With this being an official NSAA event, the prices are also set by the NSAA. Admission will be $8 for adults and $6 for students.
NO PASSES WILL BE ACCEPTED.
Good luck Panthers!
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L Street Show Choir traveled to Peru State College to participate in the 50th Annual Peru State College Show Choir Festival. They performed well and got great feedback from the clinicians at the event.
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🖤 🖤 🖤 REMINDER FOR TONIGHT! 🖤 🖤 🖤
THE FIRST 80 K-12 FILLMORE CENTRAL STUDENTS WILL HAVE FREE ADMISSION FOR TOMORROWS PLAYOFF GAME. GATES WILL OPEN AT 6:00PM.
COURTESY OF CERTIFIED TRUCK & TRAILER
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🏈 Good Luck to the football team tomorrow in the first round of playoffs. 🏈
The Panthers face the Wilber-Clatonia Wolverines at 7:00pm.
The theme is 🖤🖤🖤 BACK IN BLACK 🖤🖤🖤 --wear your state playoff shirts or dress in black to show your support for the Panthers!
With this being an official NSAA event, the prices are also set by the NSAA. Admission will be $8 for adults and $6 for students.
NO PASSES WILL BE ACCEPTED.
REMINDER: Red Ribbon Week dress-up day tomorrow is Give Drugs the Boot, WEAR BOOTS!
📣 The box office is OPEN TONIGHT at 7:00pm!!! Go down to the Rialto II to get your tickets!!📣
The box office will only be open tonight and ONCE MORE on Monday, October 30th!!
Mrs. Hofferber’s Culinary Skills class grilled out today! They made grilled veggies, steak, chicken, jalapeño poppers and cheesy potatoes!
Today Mrs. Patterson's Personal Finance students, along with Karla Jacobson of Fortify Group, went on a tour of some local homes. This semester the students went to two homes in Fairmont, one in Geneva, and then drove by some different types of homes in Geneva. When touring these homes, Karla would take the students inside the homes as if she were taking potential buyers through a home. Mrs. Patterson took kids around the outside to point out some things to look at when buying a house. Later this week bankers will come talk the students through the banking side of the home buying process.
REMINDER: Red Ribbon Week dress-up day tomorrow is Wake up Drug Free, WEAR PAJAMAS!