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Lanesboro youth performs well at national FCCLA conference

Claire Pieper of Lanesboro earned top honors for her job interview presentation at the FCCLA National Leadership Conference, held July 2 to 6 in Nashville, Tenn. COURTESY OF ROCHELLE GATHJE

Tuesday, July 25, 2017 8:38 AM

Claire Pieper of Lanesboro and her FCCLA advisor, Rochelle Gathje recently returned from the FCCLA National Leadership Conference, held in Nashville, Tenn.

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Lanesboro youth performs well at national FCCLA conference

Claire Pieper of Lanesboro and her FCCLA advisor, Rochelle Gathje recently returned from the FCCLA National Leadership Conference, held in Nashville, Tenn.
Fillmore Central names students to fourth quarter, second semester honor rolls
Fillmore County sixth graders graduate from DARE program

Fillmore County sixth graders have the knowledge and power “to resist drugs and violence.”
Second Fillmore Central junior chosen as state ExCEL Award winner in two years

Having a student honored by the Minnesota State High School League’s ExCEL Awards program is quite an accomplishment. There are only 36 juniors from across the entire state who attain this recognition each year.
Mabel-Canton names students to second quarter honor rolls, principal’s honor roll
Fillmore Central student named Region 1A AAA winner

Kiera Olson of Fillmore Central High School and Bryant Gernes of Winona Cotter High School have been named the Academics, Arts and Athletics Award (AAA) winners for Region One A for 2017.
Fillmore Central eighth grader places second in district Patriot Pen contest

Kaylee Arndt placed second at the district level for her essay in the “Patriot’s Pen” competition. The essay competition is sponsored annually by the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) and its auxiliary. It is open to students in sixth, seventh and eighth grades.
Lanesboro Elementary students earn honors in ‘Mayor for a Day’ essay contest

Isaac Snyder, a fifth-grade student from Lanesboro Elementary, has been selected as one of three winners in the 2016 “Mayor for a Day” essay contest, sponsored by the League of Minnesota Cities (LMC). Snyder’s entry was chosen as one of the top-three entries from the submissions of more than 450 Minnesota students in fourth, fifth and sixth grades.
Fillmore Central one-act play takes on different tone for 2017 contests

“This year’s play takes on a very different tone than last year’s performance. The name of the play is ‘Nora’s Lost,’ written by Alan Haehnel. It focuses in on the debilitating disease that has touched so many families, Alzheimer’s,” explained Fillmore Central High School director Jackie Whitacre.
M-C names students to first quarter honor rolls

The Mabel-Canton High School has released the honor roll for the first quarter of the 2016-2017 school year.
M-C names students to first quarter honor rolls
Fillmore Central names students to first quarter honor rolls

Fillmore Central High School has released the names of students earning a place on the first quarter honor rolls for the 2016-2017 school year. The students are listed below by class.
Former Lanesboro FFA students earn prestigious American FFA Degree

“This is quite an accomplishment. There are only about 100 students each year from Minnesota who earn the American FFA Degree. So to have two students from our FFA chapter receiving this degree is really something. I am very proud of both Kyle and Travis,” said Lanesboro FFA advisor Kristi Ruen.
Alumna speaks about life skills learned as student at Mabel-Canton

Students who achieved academic success during the 2015-16 school year were honored at the annual 90 Club induction on Friday at Mabel-Canton High School.
Mabel-Canton School Board welcomes new board members, thanks those whose terms are ending

Congratulations were expressed at the Tuesday, Nov. 15, regular Mabel-Canton Board meeting to re-elected board member Mark Wiedemann, and newly-elected board members Jason Marquardt and Chris Miller. Bobbie Vickerman, who was appointed to the board earlier this year, also secured her seat in a special election.

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