This Patriot’s Day, students at West Holt Public Schools took time to honor and express heartfelt gratitude to the dedicated public servants—past and present—who protect and serve our community.

Many of these individuals are deeply rooted in our students’ lives as parents, grandparents, relatives, neighbors, and friends. Among those in attendance from our local volunteer Fire and Rescue Department were Boyd Mitchell, Travis Schmitz, Tori Peterson, Michael Sholes, Tasha Gentele, Jon Wolf, and Matt Ketteler.

We’re also proud of our current students—AJ Pospichal, Jamison Slaymaker, Lane Keogh, Austin Keogh (not pictured), and Alex Gotschall—who are already stepping up to serve through the Junior Cadet program.

Community service runs strong at West Holt. Volunteers include girls basketball coach Randy Bilstein, superintendent Paul Pistulka, and school board members Scott Gotschall and Kelly Jelinek (not pictured).

Their commitment and example remind us all of the importance of service, sacrifice, and community.
6 days ago, West Holt Public Schools
Patriot's Day
A message from Coach Moser
7 days ago, West Holt Public Schools
dance team fundraiser winners have been contacted
West Holt students received their Nebraska Seal of Biliteracy certificates and are six of 118 students to receive this award across the entire state of Nebraska. The official news release and names of recipients can be found at the link below.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1oJC9A3XMsFrzhnv0BpXAfnxczYOlCfjPY3FhGopgYH0/edit?tab=t.0
7 days ago, Danielle Fetherston
West Holt students officially received their Nebraska Seals of Biliteracy in Spanish! West Holt had six recipients out of the 118 students across the entire state of Nebraska. Great job ladies! Left to right is Madalyn, Anel, Taylor, Alyssa, and Monica. Not pictured is Mady Kramer.
The kindergartners are using dice to show numeration in mathematics. Dice are a wonderful mathematical tool to use in the early learning stages, especially for teaching early number concepts and place value. Dice are a hands-on, interactive tool that makes learning numbers engaging and fun. Here you see the kindergartners in Mrs. Roemer's room using dice to play a "Gotcha"numeration game. Within this activities, students used multiple basic numeration skills, including counting, subsidizing, and the comparing of numbers one through six.
7 days ago, Krissa Roemer
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FFA Mums are ready for pickup or purchase in the Ag Building. Stop in or go to westholtffa.org to purchase. Thanks for supporting West Holt FFA!
7 days ago, Mr. David Gibbens
FFA Fall mums for sale
Here is some information for the Volleyball Quad at West Holt on Saturday. Please read.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1eBvOeYWPn9CEII-dx6atq_coxdSxQEtrPPD5ZY2NOUk/edit?usp=sharing
7 days ago, Coach Neptune
7 days ago, Coach Neptune
7 days ago, Coach Neptune
TIME CHANGE!!! next Tuesday VB at Ainsworth will begin with the JV starting at 5:30.
8 days ago, Coach Neptune
8 days ago, Coach Neptune
8 days ago, Coach Neptune
2025 Homecoming Dress Up Days!
8 days ago, Brittany Kunz
2025 Homecoming Dress up Days
Happy International Literacy Day! Ms. Maddox's 2nd grade and Mrs. Pistulka's 1st grade had a blast joining together for buddy reading! The students loved diving into books and reading to each other!
9 days ago, Kate Maddox
buddy reading
buddy reading
buddy reading
buddy reading
buddy reading
buddy reading
Look very closely - one of these things is not like the other!!
BLACK OUT practice was a hit in the JHVB gym on Friday, September 5th. Players wore face paint and all!! Love this group!
9 days ago, Teresa Ruppert
Where's Waldo?
HMMMM - something's off a bit!
JHVB Black Out

Contact Mrs. Ruppert with questions.

9 days ago, Teresa Ruppert
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The West Holt Bands have been hard at work pulling together some songs for the Homecoming football game. This week, the JH Band played the Star Spangled Banner from beginning to end for the first time! They have come such a long way in a short time and I couldn't be more proud! The HS Band members are working on learning pep band music. We even have a high school student who switched from trumpet to clarinet to help build the woodwind section! They all are showing commitment and a fantastic work ethic to help rebuild the band.
The West Holt Choirs are preparing for upcoming concerts and auditions for Honor Choirs and All State Choir. We're finalizing a date & time for those concerts and will publish that information as soon as we have it. The choirs have been learning a wide variety of music and are excited to show them off in a few weeks.

I am a very fortunate music teacher here with the students of West Holt! -Mrs. Barnes
11 days ago, Karen Barnes
Junior High band students playing the Star Spangled Banner today in class!
From heifers to barrows to wethers, our students are learning livestock terminology in Animal Science!
11 days ago, Katie Lewin
Animal Science
Animal Science
Animal Science