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Staff photo by Clay Schuldt
NUACS annual Fun Fair was held in Washington Park this year. Throughout the school day 100 students were in the park in class pods taking part in carnival style games and park activities. The playground was heavily utilized. Front to back: Kiana Henery, Charlie Dietz, Elie Pyan, Blacke Johnson, Isabelle Springer, Isabella Hoffmann, Evalyn Mack and Sophia Bleckestad.
NEW ULM New Ulm Area Catholic Schools (NUACS) held its annual Fun Fair in Washington Park, Friday.
Kindergarten through third grade had the run of the park in the morning and the fourth through sixth graders took over the part during the afternoon.
Circuit Breakers, from left, Josh Bentler, Elliot Schabert, Mason Wilmes Mechanical Hounds, from left, Brennan Glawe, Elissa Ries, Jack Edwards
NEW ULM The middle school teams from New Ulm Area Catholic Schools placed first and second at the Minnesota VEX Robotics state competition. Circuit Breakers won the tournament (tournament champion) and Mechanical Hounds got 2nd place (tournament finalist) and won the Build Award (most robust robot). Both teams qualified for and will move on to the VEX World Championship. It will be held May 17-29 and will be a remote competition this year.
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Feb 16, 2021
NEW ULM –The New Ulm Area Foundation is accepting applications for the Charlotte Raymond Anderson Teaching Scholarship. This $5,000 scholarship will be awarded annually to one student pledging their intent to attain the highest level of proficiency in teaching or an established educator pursuing a graduate degree to increase their expertise in teaching. The scholarship also carries potential of renewal for the recipient each year of college after being awarded the scholarship.
The Charlotte Raymond Anderson Teaching Scholarship is available to 2021 high school graduates and past graduates from District 88, Minnesota Valley Lutheran High School and New Ulm Area Catholic Schools pursuing a college or graduate degree in education.