Middle School Transition Night Thursday, April 9th, 2026!
20 days ago, Wendy Wildeman
Middle School Transition Night 4-9-26
Wellness Wednesday!!
What if we told you something as simple as playing a sport could actually help you live years longer?
Research shows activities like tennis, soccer, swimming, and even jogging can boost your health, your mood, and your lifespan.
Why it works:
✔️ Keeps your heart and body strong
✔️ Builds focus and reduces stress
✔️ Gets you moving and connecting with others
For our students, this is your sign: get involved, try something new, and stay active. You don’t have to be a varsity athlete, just find something you enjoy and keep moving. Your future self is already cheering you on.
Check out our April breakfast & lunch menus here: https://www.siouxcentral.org/o/sioux-central/page/printable-menus
#SiouxCentralRebels
about 15 hours ago, Sioux Central
Wellness wednesday tips
Girls in grades K-7, sign-up for our upcoming softball camp, Sunday, May 3rd!
1 day ago, Jennifer Wittmaack
Registration form
Do you need new baseball gear? Help support our HS baseball team by purchasing your new Rebel baseball team gear. Visit https://bsnteamsports.com/shop/urPkPyqcQQ to buy. Part of the proceeds go back to the baseball team as a fundraiser! Go Rebels!
3 days ago, Alan Vasher
Reminder: Easter Break will continue through Tuesday, April 7. Classes will resume on Wednesday, April 8. We hope everyone enjoys the extended break! #SiouxCentralRebels
4 days ago, Sioux Central
Easter flyer
Due to the forecast for Monday...and the holiday...we are making an early announcement to cancel the home track meet on Monday. It will not be rescheduled. Have a safe holiday break!!
5 days ago, Alan Vasher

The deadline to order a 2026 elementary yearbook is TOMORROW!! Orders can be placed by emailing yearbook23@siouxcentral.org. Each book is $10 and we accept cash or checks made out to Sioux Central Yearbook. Thank you!!

9 days ago, Mallory Larga
Elementary yearbook orders are due April 1st
The deadline to order a 2026 MS/HS yearbook is TOMORROW!! Simply click the link below or scan the QR code and you can order your yearbook and pay online. Each book is $45 and will be delivered to the school in the fall of 2026. Please email yearbook23@siouxcentral.org with any questions. Thank you!!

https://yearbookforever.com/school-store/oYFzNGTYk2ABT45mKYOJ51W0?fbclid=IwY2xjawQ4ujdleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFjczFxaldEOG94cDNobmtpc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHsZEDiRqkKw6xruxvyXsE-PSwruES-BLGfRAHK9mC3znOwx2r-zNLo-K6SaM_aem_hZ3Vu7Qefhl8aWh7r28MQA
9 days ago, Mallory Larga
Yearbook orders are due April 1st
Our high school Ag Leadership students cracked into some hands-on learning this week!
They created and taught a fun, interactive lesson about eggs to our 2nd graders. Students learned how to candle an egg to check for quality and cracks, explored how eggs are sized and classified by weight, and wrapped it all up by decorating egg-shaped cookies!
Awesome job to our Ag students for leading the way and making learning fun! #SiouxCentralRebels #BuildingRebels #ARebelKindOfDay
9 days ago, Sioux Central
high school students working with elementary students
high school students working with elementary students
high school students working with elementary students
high school students working with elementary students
high school students working with elementary students

We’re excited to welcome Chris Sandy to our school on April 9th as part of the Choices Matter program.

Chris will be sharing his powerful message with students about making positive choices:
• 9th & 10th Grade: 8:30–10:00 AM
• 11th & 12th Grade: 10:30 AM–12:00 PM

We’re looking forward to an impactful day of learning and reflection for our students.

Learn more: https://choicesmatter.com/

Parent Letter: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LW3gaxJoM30BOb9s0wJj9J1mgjVCkT5GrTxmTiPdGhw/edit?tab=t.0

10 days ago, Terryn Christensen
Choices Matter
7th and 8th grade TAG students competed on Saturday, March 28th at Pocahontas Community School with other area schools in an Innovation Fair. Students were tasked with finding a solution to a problem or improving an innovation.
Miles and Ian invented and improved a way to build Lego kits more efficiently without losing pieces with some 3D printed kit designs. Evan solved parents screen time concerns with an app creation that forces kids to learn before they play games or watch TV. Cash prizes were awarded, and Sioux Central students were awarded 2 of the 6 cash prizes. #SiouxCentralRebels #NoOrdinaryRebels #RebelsInTheMiddle
10 days ago, Sioux Central
kids posing with a check (TAG)
kids posing with a check (TAG)
Sioux Central FCCLA had an outstanding showing at the FCCLA Iowa Events, with students earning top placements and showcasing their hard work, creativity, and leadership skills!
Iowa Events Participants
🏆 1st Place Winners:
Maia Thomsen – “Toys That Teach”
Emersyn Franzmeier – $20 Clothing Challenge

🥈 2nd Place Winners:

Carter Rose and Zander Burks – “Food Truck Challenge”
Madison Wittmaack and Alyssa Smith – Project Showcase: Sewing Bags from Sustainable Fabric (donated to CAASA)

👏 Participants:

Lilian Johnson – Interior Design Challenge
Rowan Baines and Grace Weir – Thematic Table Design

FCCLA Iowa Events give students the opportunity to apply real-world skills through projects focused on leadership, career exploration, and community service. Students develop presentations, complete hands-on projects, and are evaluated on their ability to communicate, problem-solve, and make an impact.

“These students have worked incredibly hard to develop projects that not only showcase their skills but also make a positive impact in our community,” said FCCLA advisers Mrs. Hanson and Mrs. Erpelding. “We are extremely proud of their accomplishments and look forward to seeing our national qualifiers continue their success.”

10 days ago, Debbie Erpelding
2nd Place: Madison Wittmaack and Alyssa Smith
2nd Place: Carter Rose and Zander Burks
1st Place: Maia Thomsen
1st Place: Emersyn Franzmeier
Lilian Johnson – Interior Design Challenge
Rowan Baines and Grace Weir – Thematic Table Design
FCCLA

Eighteen Sioux Central FCCLA members recently demonstrated outstanding leadership, creativity, and skill at the 2026 FCCLA State Leadership Conference in Cedar Rapids. Students competed in a variety of STAR Events and Iowa Events, Earning top honors and recognition for their hard work and dedication.
Sioux Central students qualified for national competition and received a Gold.
Nevaeh Brauhn earned national qualification with her Chapter Service Project, Meals for the Heartland.
Melia Hoffman also qualified for nationals with her Teach and Train project, where she presented engaging lessons to preschool students.

Students earning Silver recognition included:
Kennedy Brown and Caitlin Wildeman – National Program: Families First, focusing on pre-eclampsia awareness
Nora Christians – Chapter Service Project: Dream Big, creating and donating pillowcases
Sarah Phillips – Professional Presentation on the pros and cons of artificial intelligence
Lauren Holm – Career Investigation Portfolio
Quinn Wilkinson and Peyton Waldstein – Repurpose and Redesign: Cool Cats
Iowa Event Results and more pictures to come!!

13 days ago, Debbie Erpelding
FCCLA State Conference
Nevaeh Brauhn-Gold
Melia Hoffman -Gold
 Caitlin Wildeman: and Kennedy Brown-Silver
Nora  Christians-Silver
 Peyton Waldstein and Quinn Wilkinson -Silver
Lauren Holm-Silver
Sarah Phillips-Silver
Reminder to all our new Early Childhood Families: Preschool pre-registration is tonight from 5:00-6:30 (Open House) at the school.
13 days ago, Kari Schmidt
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Our TK students had a wheel-y fun time in PE on Monday!
With Mr. B leading the way, they practiced balance, coordination, and safe riding while zooming around on scooters. Lots of smiles, a little bit of speed, and a whole lot of learning happening in motion! Way to roll, TK! #SiouxCentralRebels #BuildingRebels #ARebelKindOfDay
16 days ago, Sioux Central
students on scooters
students on scooters
students on scooters
students on scooters
Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Erpelding's Advisory students teamed up to make a difference by picking up trash around the school. It was awesome to see them working together, showing responsibility, and taking pride in keeping our campus clean. Small actions, big impact!
16 days ago, Heather Johnson
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Sioux Central Staff Spotlight
16 days ago, Angie Vanderhoff
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Rebels - we need your help!

Sioux Central Music Boosters are looking for adult volunteers and donations for our home track concessions. These funds directly support our music students and help cover more than $8,000 each year in music department needs! Home meet dates are April 6, April 27, and May 11.

Check out the poster for details on volunteering, donating ground beef, or making a financial contribution, and click the link below or scan the QR code to sign up.

Thank you for being such an important part of Sioux Central Music!

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16 days ago, Collin Price
NEW -  SIOUX CENTRAL MIUSIC BOOSTERS - TRACK CONSESSIONS
Wellness Wednesday
This week’s focus: Change One Thing
Sometimes small changes can make a big difference, especially when it comes to food and drinks.
Try swapping just one thing today:
• Choose water instead of soda
• Grab crackers or a granola bar instead of chips
• Pick fruit instead of candy
• Add something healthy to your meal instead of taking something away
Small choices like these can help boost energy, improve focus, and help students feel their best throughout the day.
Start with one change. That’s all it takes. #SiouxCentralRebels
21 days ago, Sioux Central
Wellness wednesday tips