- Bald Eagle
- Crazy Horse Monument
- Uncle Sam
- Laura Ingalls Wilder
- Mount Rushmore
- Lincoln Memorial
- The Liberty Bell
- The National Rose
- The Statue of Liberty
- The Star Spangled Banner
- The American Flag
Get ready to roll out the red carpet for a night of glitz, glam, and unforgettable memories at Eureka High School's "Hollywood Night" Prom 2026! 🌟
Join us as our students shine like stars and celebrate one of the most memorable nights of the year. The public is invited to come watch the Grand March and cheer on our students as they make their big entrance!
📅 Saturday, April 18th, 2026
🕖 Grand March: 7:00 PM
📍 Eureka School Gym
From elegant attire to red carpet moments, this is a night you won’t want to miss. Come support our students and experience the magic of Hollywood right here in our community! 🎥🍿
#HollywoodNight #Prom2026 #RedCarpetReady #LightsCameraProm
Don't forget, tomorrow is Donut Day! If you didn't pre-order donuts, there will still be plenty donuts available! Cost is $2.00 per donut!
Come out and support our Preschool–6th Grade students at their Vocal & Instrumental Spring Concert! The evening will begin with a piano recital at 6:45 PM, followed by the concert performance. Come ready to “Get in the Game” and enjoy a lively, fun-filled night featuring our sports-themed musical. It’s sure to be an entertaining event for all ages!
🎶✨ Eureka/Hoven Music Extravaganza Day! ✨🎶
Today is a full day of music, learning, and performance!
🎤 Featuring: 9–12 Chorus & 7–12 Band Students
Guest Clinicians: • Dr. Tim Woods (Vocal) •
Dr. Terry Beckler (Instrumental)
⏰ Clinic begins at 8:30 a.m.
🎵 Concert at 1:00p.m (this is being moved up from original time!)
📍 Eureka Gymnasium Can’t make it? We will try to live stream.
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Come support our talented students and enjoy an afternoon of great music—the public is welcome to attend the concert! 🎺🎼
#MusicExtravaganza #EurekaHoven #SupportTheArts #StudentMusicians #LiveMusic 🎶
The store is open now and will close at 10am on Thursday, April 2nd—so be sure to get your order in before it’s too late!
https://stores.inksoft.com/NCT_TF_2026/shop/home
Go Thunder!
🎭 Drama T-Shirt Fundraiser 🎭
Support our production of Dr. Evil and the Basket of Kittens!
For the first time ever, we are offering our drama t-shirts to family and friends—so now everyone can support the show (and look awesome doing it 😎).
Join us for a night of laughs, chaos, and possibly suspiciously adorable kittens on May 8!
Proceeds from this fundraiser will help cover the cost of props, costumes, and all the behind-the-scenes magic that brings our production to life.
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Available Items
• T-Shirt – $20
• Hoodie – $30
• Youth T-Shirt – $15
(Check out the designs—trust us, they’re worth it! See back page.)
Heads up: Colors are already chosen for each design—no color changes available.
Order Forms can be found in the office, with a drama kid, with Ms. Jundt, or on the school website at the following link:
Size Information
• Adult Sizes: S, M, L, XL
• 2XL and up: add $2 per item
Checks payable to Eureka School.
Items to be picked up at Eureka School.
Orders DUE by April 7.
https://www.sdpb.org/hsactivities/sports/basketball/boysb
⚡ Support Your Thunder Track and Field Athlete! ⚡
The North Central Thunder Track & Field apparel store is now open! This is your chance to grab some great Thunder gear and show your support for our athletes this season.
🛍 Store closes: Midnight on March 15th
Don’t miss your opportunity to be in style while cheering on the Thunder!
https://stores.inksoft.com/NCT_TF_2026/shop/home
Spelling bees are more than just competitions—they play an important role in education and personal development.
1. Builds Strong Vocabulary
2. Improves Memory and Focus
3. Encourages Confidence
4. Teaches Perseverance
5. Promotes Healthy Competition
6. Celebrates Learning
Preparing for a spelling bee encourages students to learn many new words. This helps students improve their reading, writing, and communication skills. Students often memorize many words when preparing for spelling bees. This process strengthens memory, concentration, and study habits, which can benefit them in many other school subjects. Standing on stage and spelling words in front of judges and an audience can be challenging. Participating in a spelling bee helps students develop confidence, courage, and public speaking skills. Not every participant wins, but every student learns from the experience. Spelling bees teach students to practice regularly, handle mistakes, and keep improving, which builds resilience and determination. Spelling bees create a positive environment where students challenge themselves and support each other. This kind of competition encourages hard work, respect, and sportsmanship. Most importantly, spelling bees make learning fun. They show that knowledge and language skills are something to celebrate, motivating students to love words and learning. Congratulations! Be proud of your accomplishments because the Eureka School, parents, families, friends, and the community are proud of you!
1st Grade - 1st place Alonzo C., 2nd place Lydia H., 3rd place Laikyn R.
2nd Grade - 1st place Nolan J., 2nd place Rhiannon N., 3rd place Landen H.
3rd Grade - 1st place Hunter M., 2nd place Tegan H., 3rd place Jerimany H.
4th Grade - 1st place McKenzie R., 2nd place Jerimiah N., 3rd place Grace W.
5th Grade - 1st place McKenna H., 2nd place Grace E., 3rd place Tristan K.
6th Grade - 1st place Cohen H., 2nd place Adalyn H., 3rd place Brennan O.
Reading Challenge Winners:
Amanda Gage – Grade 10 (10,239 pages read)
Adalia Hall – Grade 11 (11,901 pages read)
Young Illustrator’s Art Escape Winners (Juniors):
Adalia Hall
Shelby Bertsch
Drew Arbach
Young Authors’ Extravaganza Winners:
Grade 7: Braxton Wolff, Danyelle Schnabel, Keiara Wherry, Greta Dosch
Grade 8: Katherina Malsom, Brylee Heiser, Avery Drey
Grade 9: Tylee VanderVorst, Mikaela Malsom, Carleigh Dosch
Grade 11: Mason Kunz, Shelby Bertsch, Alexa Poirer
Grade 12: Ella Batie, Avery Wells, Alaina Dosch
Congratulations to all of these students on their accomplishments, and good luck as they move on to the state level!