The Heartland FBLA chapter celebrated FBLA Week with a variety of exciting activities, prizes, and treats, making it a memorable experience for all members. This special week aimed to engage students, promote business education, and recognize the impact of FBLA on future business leaders. Each day, students were presented with interesting FBLA facts and a question of the day. This interactive challenge gave members . . .
Co-op Summary Heartland Community Schools and Hampton Public Schools have officially entered into a cooperative sponsorship agreement for the coming two years. The Hampton board of education approved the tentative agreement on Monday, February 10th. The Heartland board of education approved the same tentative agreement on Wednesday, February 12th. The agreement covers all sports - . . .
The Heartland Community Schools FBLA Chapter traveled to Kearney today to compete in the 7th Annual UNK Loper Business Invitational. Students competed by putting their knowledge to the test in three separate subjects from Business Communication, Economics, Intro to Business Concepts, Supply Chain Management, Intro to Financial Math, Personal Finance, Organizational Leadership, Healthcare Administration, Intro to FBLA, and one student . . .
Here at Heartland Community Schools, we utilize a cloud-based student information system (SIS) called PowerSchool. Schools utilize student information systems for managing information related to various tasks such as student enrollment, scheduling, grade reporting, and exports to external data systems such as those used by the department of education. PowerSchool is a widely used SIS solution across Nebraska and across the country. . . .
Heartland Community Schools is proud to announce the second quarter and first semester honor rolls. Congratulations to the following students on their academic achievements.
The Heartland Community Schools Quiz Bowl Team traveled to Central City on Monday, January 13, to compete in the Nebraska Christian Tournament. In the morning round robin portion, Heartland finished with a record of 3-0 with victories over Cross County B, Milford A, and Nebraska Christian A. The afternoon consisted of a 31 team single-elimination bracket with the Huskies as the #2 seed. After a first . . .
Heartland Community Schools is still accepting applications for the position of Business Manager. Please spread the word to anyone who may be interested.