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On April 13, Art students traveled to Neligh to tear down the ESU 8 Art show and gather results. 

 

Khloe Gonzales - "Bubbles" clown mask received a 1st Place

Mazee Johnson - "Junior E. Ludwig" pencil portrait received 1st Place

Mazee Johnson - "Untitled" acrylic painting 

Abbie Forbes -  "Murky Beauty" ink drawing received 1st Place

Abbie Forbes - "Citrus Tea Symphony" acrylic painting received 1st

Abbie Forbes - "Star Fish" acrylic painting received 2nd Place

Andrea Tikalsky - "Whispering Skies" acrylic painting received 2nd Place

Andrea Tikalsky - "Spring Set" Acrylic nail set received 2nd Place

On April 10 and 12, two Boyd County bowlers attended Spring Games in Lincoln at Sun Valley Lanes. Ranezmae G. competed in ramp bowling.  She received a silver medal with scores of 114, 86, and 92.   Braxton C. received fourth place with his scores of 111, 125, and 118.  Thanks to the parents and grandparents for your support.  

 

 

On Wednesday April 1, 2026 Mrs. Rossmeier sponsored 22 Boyd County students who participated in the Scholastic Contest held at the Northeast Community College Campus. Students were selected by their teachers to participate in subject tests. There were 26 Class D schools and 18 Class C schools in attendance. In Class D Boyd County tied for 5th place. The students who participated in the contest were: Brandon Boettcher, Destiny Bennett, Clay Coenen, Amanda Davis, Mazee Johnson, Kayden Kayl, Jaylee Lechtenberg, Will Nelson, Claire Reiman, Brook Strom, Kaci Koenig, Alaina McBride, Bo Hipke, Gracen Eckert, Grace Finnegan, Madilynn Nolan, Ben Schmitz, Ethan Black, Jagger Reiser, Tanner Reiser, Brooklyn Nielsen and Sydney Thury. The top three students in each test received a medal. 

   MEDALISTS

1st   Mazee Johnson Ag. Science

1st   Brook Strom Basic Construction

1st   Ethan Black Computer Literacy

3rd   Mazee Johnson Literature

 

The students placing in the top 10 in their selected tests where:

 

4th Kayden Kayl American Government

5th Kaci Koenig Accounting

5th Ethan Black Introduction to Psychology

5th Brandon Boettcher Technical Mathematics

6th Brooklyn Nielsen Algebra 1

6th Tanner Reiser World History

7th Alaina McBride Anatomy & Physiology

7th Kayden Kayl Physics

9th Bo Hipke Welding

10th Claire Reiman English Composition

10th Claire Reiman Parenting & Child Development

 

Congratulations to all students who participated.

 

 

On Tuesday, March 17, 2026, Boyd County Public School proudly hosted its annual Spaghetti Supper, K–12 Spring Pops Concert, and Art Show—an evening filled with creativity, community spirit, and celebration.

The night began with a delicious spaghetti supper, where families and community members gathered to enjoy a meal together while admiring an impressive display of artwork created by our talented students. The Art Show highlighted the creativity and dedication of our young artists and set a wonderful tone for the evening.

At 7:00 p.m., the K–12 Spring Pops Concert took center stage with this year’s lively “Beach–Hawaiian” theme. Students fully embraced the spirit of the program, dressing in festive attire and delivering energetic performances that brought a touch of summer to the stage.

The 5th and 6th Grade Band delighted the audience with “Surfin’ USA,” arranged by Michael Sweeney, and “Heavy Metal” by Scott Watson. The Junior High Band performed “Tribal Fusion” by Chris M. Bernotas (featuring 6th grade students), “Short Cuts” arranged by Michael Story, and “Hawaii Five-O” arranged by Michael Sweeney. The Senior High Band showcased their talents with “Fireworks” by Randall D. Standridge, joined by the Junior High Band for “Don’t Feed the Drummers” by Carl Strommen, “Moana” arranged by Johnnie Vinson, and “Crazy Train,” also arranged by Johnnie Vinson.

Choral performances were equally impressive. The Junior High Choir performed “Lava,” arranged by Roger Emerson. The combined Junior/Senior High Choir sang “Beyond” by Opetaia Foa’i and “Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride” arranged by Tom Anderson. The Senior High Choir delivered a moving performance of “Requiem” by Eliza Gilkyson.

The evening concluded with K–12 ensemble selections that brought all performers together, including “Under the Sea” arranged by Janet Day, “Go the Distance” arranged by Roger Emerson, and “All For One” arranged by Mark Brymer—favorites that were enjoyed by all in attendance.

The Boyd County Music and Art Departments extend their sincere gratitude to everyone who attended and supported this special event. Your encouragement, presence, and continued support mean so much to our students and staff. We are truly grateful for the strong community that makes evenings like this possible.

 

 

2026-2027 Preschool and Kindergarten Preregistrations are open at Boyd County Schools!  Please use the following links to register your child(ren)!  We look forward to partnering with you in your child's education!

Preschool Registration: bit.ly/4bhi3eK

Kindergarten Registration: http://bit.ly/46LVk9k

Dear Parents,

On Tuesday, March  17, 2026 we will be having our K-12 Spring Music Program/Pops Concert in the Spencer Gym starting at 7:00 p.m.    This is linked with the music department’s fundraiser; a spaghetti supper.  This is the 7th - 12th grade music department’s fundraiser that funds our band/choir trips.  The art department is joining the fundraiser and we will be splitting the funds. The Spaghetti Supper will be served from 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. in the Spencer School Multipurpose Room with the concert starting at 7:00 p.m. in the gym.

Program information:

Students need to be sitting with their teachers (elementary, west wall bleachers) or in the assigned seating areas by 6:50 p.m.  Our program has a beach theme this year. Your child(ren) may wear appropriate Hawaiian/Beach clothes.  No swim suits or short shorts please.  The students have been working hard and look forward to performing their songs for you.  Hope to see you there.

5-12 Band members need to be at the school and ready by 6:30 to prepare for the performance.

Yours musically,

Mrs. Hausmann