Thayer Central Families,
Click On The Following Link To View The Thayer Central Elementary Weekly Newsletter For This Week: https://aptg.co/TNxyxN
Click On The Following Link To View The Thayer Central Elementary Weekly Newsletter For This Week: https://aptg.co/TNxyxN
New school record in the girls 4x100 meter relay. Paige Tietjen, Piper Havel, Izzy Escritt and Leah Havel in a time of 50.10 seconds.
The girls and boys high school track teams both brought home championships from the Fillmore Central Invite today. Well done track and field athletes!
First Grade had a fun day going to the Lincoln Children's Museum!
“In the Cards” captures how our school community comes together to play the hand we are given and make it unforgettable. The 2025–2026 school year proves that success, growth, and pride are always in the cards for Thayer Central.
Don’t miss your chance to capture the memories of the 2025–2026 school year! Purchase your Junior High/High School Yearbook today using the link provided or by contacting the office.
https://shorturl.at/jXKXb
Don’t miss your chance to capture the memories of the 2025–2026 school year! Purchase your Junior High/High School Yearbook today using the link provided or by contacting the office.
https://shorturl.at/jXKXb
Youth Volleyball Camp registration is open!
Join us August 3rd & 4th at the Thayer Central High School Gym for volleyball, fun, and ice cream!
• 1st–4th Grade: 9:00–10:00 AM
• 5th–8th Grade: 10:30–11:30 AM
Cost: $20 and includes a camp t-shirt.
Forms are due by Friday, May 15th. Check Friday Folders for the registration form.
We can’t wait to see our future Titans in the gym this summer!
Thayer Central HS and JH annual Art show and Silent Auction will be in the senior hallway during the evening of Tuesday May 12th. Doors open at 6:00pm, an hour before the Pops Concert. Help celebrate and support our young artists by viewing the over 500 works of art on display!
Marketing students recently visited Sysco (wholesale restaurant food distributor) as part of their food truck creation unit. Students were able to tour the facility to learn about the process of picking and packing orders in both the dry and cold storage areas.
The highlight of the trip was the tasting kitchen in which students were prepared 2 dishes by Chef Michael Rhoades. He shared the process of helping restaurant owners develop their menu and perfect the ingredients used.
Students will wrap up on Friday with the food truck competition in which students in grades 7-12 will vote for their favorite themed truck! Stay tuned for results.
The highlight of the trip was the tasting kitchen in which students were prepared 2 dishes by Chef Michael Rhoades. He shared the process of helping restaurant owners develop their menu and perfect the ingredients used.
Students will wrap up on Friday with the food truck competition in which students in grades 7-12 will vote for their favorite themed truck! Stay tuned for results.
May 11 - 16, 2026 Announcements
Congratulations to Piper Havel for being named Ol'Red 99.5s Student of the Week!
🌼 The FFA will have their greenhouse plant sale today from 4-6! Come out and get your mom a flower or just he stated on your spring planting season! 🌺
Miss Wiedel's class took a virtual field trip to Washington, DC today. As part of the US 250 celebration, they joined The National Park Service and two of its rangers for an informative presentation about the changes to our National Mall and Monuments. We focused on the changes to the Monuments and Mall at the early stages of our country, at time of our Centennial and our Bicentennial. The 2 images of the mall included with this article are of the Lincoln Memorial dedication and the military buildings that were on the mall from 1918-1971. Most of the military buildings were taken down after the Pentagon was built. Other classrooms from Massacusetts, Virginia, Indiana, and Maryland participated and asked questions of the rangers. Happy 250th Birthday to the USA!````
I might be slow with these posts, but these girls aren't slow. Here are a few updates from the last two JH track meets.
Republic Co Meet
Meet records -
400 - Paisley Sinn
800 - Taryn Degenhardt
4x4 - Josie Heitmann, Lily Powers, Paisley Sinn, and Taryn Degenhardt
New JH record in the 3200 - Lainney Moeller 13:30.14
Tri Co Meet
The girls won the meet!
Plenty of PB's from the conference track meet, including a couple school records. Well done track and field athletes.
Parents: Please remember that there is no early dismissal or after school club in May. Wednesdays will be a full day for the rest of the school year. Thank you!
Thayer Central Spanish 2 and 3 students went to 3 Compadres to complete a project for their classes. Their task was to order their foods and drinks in Spanish. It was fun to see them use the Spanish they are learning in a real world situation!
👀 When financial aid falls short… what to do next!
You open your financial aid offer…and the numbers don’t quite add up. Now what? Good news: this is more common than you think, and there are options to help.⤵️
💸 Know your gap. Review your total cost of attendance (tuition, housing, food, fees, etc.) and compare it to your financial aid offer to see what’s left to cover.
📊 Consider the full cost. Look beyond tuition and review your full cost of attendance. Some expenses, like personal and transportation costs, are estimates.
💼 Earn while you learn. A work-study or part-time job can help you cover day-to-day expenses while gaining valuable experience during the school year.
🏦 Explore payment options. Many colleges offer payment plans that break costs into smaller, more manageable monthly payments rather than a single large bill.
🏠 Find ways to save. Living at home or off campus can reduce your overall cost.
🎓 Borrow carefully. If you need loans, be intentional. Only borrow what you truly need and think about what repayment will look like after graduation.
Paying for college requires thoughtful planning, but you don’t have to make every decision at once. Focus on your options and choose what works best for your future.
You open your financial aid offer…and the numbers don’t quite add up. Now what? Good news: this is more common than you think, and there are options to help.⤵️
💸 Know your gap. Review your total cost of attendance (tuition, housing, food, fees, etc.) and compare it to your financial aid offer to see what’s left to cover.
📊 Consider the full cost. Look beyond tuition and review your full cost of attendance. Some expenses, like personal and transportation costs, are estimates.
💼 Earn while you learn. A work-study or part-time job can help you cover day-to-day expenses while gaining valuable experience during the school year.
🏦 Explore payment options. Many colleges offer payment plans that break costs into smaller, more manageable monthly payments rather than a single large bill.
🏠 Find ways to save. Living at home or off campus can reduce your overall cost.
🎓 Borrow carefully. If you need loans, be intentional. Only borrow what you truly need and think about what repayment will look like after graduation.
Paying for college requires thoughtful planning, but you don’t have to make every decision at once. Focus on your options and choose what works best for your future.
The seniors concluded their last visit to Courtyard Terrace by playing balloon volleyball, giant yahtzee, and hallway bowling. The best part of the experience is having the residents thank us for coming out and spending time with them! Thank you to Kelly Howe for organizing this activity and allowing us to come out!
Congratulations to all Spring Sport/Activities Academic All-State honorees, especially those Titans who lead the way in the classroom and in the field of competition! Way to go Titans!
Assistant FB Coaches Needed for the 2026 Season! Please contact the school or visit the website to apply.
