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Thayer Central Senior Career/Life Skills class learned the process of acquiring an auto loan by determining their ideal job after high school and what that monthly salary will look like. Based on their anticipated monthly income, students researched a vehicle that would fit their budget as well as a place to rent in their desired town. Tara Kuhlmann, from Western National Bank, compiled all of their information and provided a summary of their loan options as well as the cost of insurance for the vehicle. She also helped them analyze what a monthly budget would look like based on all of this information.



🧑🔧 The results are in for the State Ag Mechanics team! As a team they placed 26 out of 60 teams! Individually Cole placed 23, Brighton 125, Cooper 133 and Colton 152 out of 240! Great job boys!🔧 💡






Today, Thayer Central's Braelyn Degenhardt made it official - she's attending SCC-Beatrice and will wrestle for the Bobcat Women's Wrestling Team! Best of luck at the next level Braelyn!!

Thayer Central Kindergarten Families For The 2026-2027 School Year! Please Plan To Attend Kindergarten Signing and Parent Meeting On Monday, April 13th At 6:00 p.m.

💙💛Day 2 of State FFA Convention was fun! We ate a lot of food, had some fun and attended some workshops and played a ton of games!










Thayer Central Families,
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Great Operetta Performance Tonight By Our 5th And 6th Grade Students! Thank You Mrs. VanderSchaaf For Your Work With These Students! We Have A Great Music Program At Thayer Central!

💙💛Day 1 highlights of Nebraska State FFA include ag mechanics contest, tour of Memorial Stadium, the Osborne Legacy Complex, Dale Brisby appearance and Braelyn earning her State Degree with only 947 others. Stay tuned for day 2 💛💙









The Thayer Central Senior Career/Life Skills class spent several days providing mentorship to the 1st and 3rd grade students during recess and lunch time. Seniors spent time playing outside games, going down slides, playing with chalk, and visiting with students during lunch time. Such an important activity to make a positive impact on the future of Thayer Central Schools.







Press "record" on the Husker game and come watch the 5th-6th grade Operetta "Pirates! The Musical" tonight, March 26th at 7:00 pm!
2$ for adults, and a swashbuckling good time guaranteed!

8th grade problem solvers all successfully saved the lives of their eggs during the Egg Drop Challenge.




4th graders root on the Cornhuskers by wearing red and doing a few fun basketball activities. Go Big Red!!!


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Announcements for March 30 - April 3, 2026

7th grade students in math class were working with scales to find distances between two Nebraska towns.


Just a reminder for all parents for Friday, March 27... No School for Students!

📜 Congratulations to Braelyn for earning her State FFA Degree! She is one among 948 other Nebraska FFA members to earn this honor! She has earned 38 hours of community service, over 600 activity points & earned almost $4,000 while working on her family farm & balancing academics


🧑🔧 🔧 The Ag Mechanics team competed at state FFA today! Only 48 teams across the state earn this chance and they are proving why they belonged there today! Results still to come! ⚡️ 🚜





STATE BOUND! Congrats to the HS quiz bowl team for finishing as runner-up of the ESU 5 Quiz Bowl contest, punching their ticket to April 20th's State Quiz Bowl meet. TC's second team finished in 4th place out of the 12 teams.


