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West Holt 8th Graders Participate in Career Workshop
The West Holt 8 th grade class traveled to Norfolk on Tuesday, November 8 th for a Career Workshop hosted by Northeast Community College. The students took online assessments prior to the workshop in which they explored their personal strengths, interests and values. The students were given the results of their online assessments and then explored possible career choices that matched their strengths, interests and . . .
West Holt Volleyball Players Named to All-Conference Team
Four West Holt volleyball players were named to the Niobrara Valley All Conference team. *2022 Season Stats are listed with the average per set/totals – career total Lft to Right: Addie Karo, EmiLee Walnofer, Macy Nemetz, Lainey Smith Addie Karo – NVC Honorable Mention Selection Junior – Libero – 2-year starter . . .
Huskies Take 3rd at Loup City Parade of Plays
On Saturday, November 6th, the West Holt One Act team traveled to Loup City for the annual Parade of Plays. This year’s play, How Does A Thing Like That Get Started?, earned the team 3rd place and a superior rating. Ten individuals earned outstanding performer awards: Isaac Pistulka, Abigail Thiele, Sidney Burkinshaw, Samantha Coffin, Violet Schwager, David Armstrong, Vincent Blackford, . . .
West Holt Get Up-Close Experience with M-ATV (Mine Resistant, Ambush Protectant Tactical Vehicle)
SFC Jessie Arnold, with the Nebraska National Guard was at West Holt with a M-ATV (Mine Resistant, Ambush Protectant Tactical Vehicle). The vehicle is used in military operations and just returned to Nebraska from a stay in Africa. Students K-12 were able to climb in and see it’s many features. The vehicle can travel up to 65 mph, gets (on average) 6 mpg and is going to eventually . . .
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