This year was especially remarkable because two AMS students, Addelyn Karns and Mason Boyd, were selected as recipients of the National Junior Honor Society Outstanding Achievement Award. They were among just 500 students chosen from nearly 1 million NJHS members worldwide after an intensive application process. They were recognized for their commitment to the five pillars of NJHS: Character, Citizenship, Leadership, Scholarship, and Service.
Congratulations to Addelyn and Mason! We look forward to seeing all the great philanthropy and leadership to come from NJHS.
The last week of school was filled with excitement and activity, but also a few quiet moments for learning. Mrs. Crankshawās class enjoyed one of those moments during āFavorite Bookā Day when they welcomed a special guest reader. Superintendent Dr. Widenhoefer visited the class and shared his favorite book, A Bad Case of Stripes by David Shannon.
This marks the 3rd year of our Fire Science program, which prepares students with industry certifications that allow them to immediately begin working at many fire departments and stations.
We are incredibly proud of our 8 AHS students who chose to take on and complete this rigorous program.
Congratulations to all of our Fire Science graduates!
š Free Summer Meals for Kids! š
Weāre excited to offer free meals all summer long for children 18 years old and younger through the Summer Food Service Program. No registration or paperwork is requiredājust come and enjoy a healthy meal (Meals must be eaten on site)!
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Dates: May 26 ā July 17
Location: Carlin Park Elementary School
Enter through Door #2
š³ Breakfast: 8:00 ā 8:30 AM
š„Ŗ Lunch: 11:45 AM ā 12:30 PM
For information: https://www.msdsteuben.k12.in.us/page/food-service
If you have any questions, please get in touch with Food Service Director Kelly Poe at kpoe@msdsc.us
Check out the May/June menu
School is out for summer!! āļøšLooking for something to keep your students busy this summer? Our school and community have many great summer camp opportunities available! Follow our page as we share these activities and camps throughout the summer.Weāre kicking things off with our Girls Basketball Camp happening next week, May 26thā29th! š
(See flyer for more information.)
Register here: https://public.eventlink.com/registrations?id=e49ac27f-5fb5-470d-5d95-08de804ca8cb
Have a safe and fun summer!
The walk concluded with the traditional visit to the mound and a celebratory circle filled with lights and sirens. Students then headed to the MTI Center at Trine University, where graduation will be held this year, for graduation practice.
We are extremely proud of this group of highly motivated, intelligent, and caring students. We hope to see you at Graduation on May 29th at 7:00 PM at the Trine MTI Center as we celebrate these studentsā accomplishments!
Mandie goes far beyond meeting expectations. She ensures that every student she serves feels valued, capable, and supported. She is a relentless advocate for her students, taking the time to truly understand each studentās individual needs, strengths, and challenges. She then creates the supports and opportunities they need to succeed both academically and socially.
As our District Teacher of the Year winner, Mandie will now serve as our districtās nominee for Indiana State Teacher of the Year. We are incredibly thankful to have Mandie as part of our district and wish her the very best in the state competition!
The 7th-grade hallway blocks have proudly displayed your artwork, memories, and creativity, but now itās time for a fresh new look! Before the paint goes up, weāre inviting you back for one last look at your masterpiece.
Join us for an Open House on Thursday, May 28, from 4:30ā6:30 PM to find your block, snap a few photos, and take a walk down memory lane before the walls are refreshed for future students.
We canāt wait to see you there!
These memorable experiences gave students the chance to learn, create, and have fun while bringing classroom lessons to life.
Throughout the program, students learned important water skills both in and out of the pool. Each day, students were evaluated and encouraged to build on their progress, mastering new skills and then moving to the next level.
To celebrate the final day of lessons, Hendry Park students received a special surprise when teachers Mrs. Burlingame and Mrs. Baird joined them in the water for the fun.
The evening also included recognition of the senior band members, who shared their plans and aspirations after graduation. The concert was especially bittersweet as the high school band instructor, Mr. Myers, conducted his final performance before retiring at the end of the school year. His years of leadership, commitment, and passion for music have made a lasting impact on countless students.
We are incredibly proud of the bands, their directors, and all they have achieved this year. Congratulations on a wonderful concert season, and best wishes to the graduating seniors and retiring instructor.
Students at our Early Learning Center excitedly "Flew" around the school with their families, proudly showing off classrooms, learning tools, and some of their favorite works during last weekās Family Night.
If you have a child between the ages of 2 and 5 and would like to learn more about the ELC, stop by TONIGHT for our Open House from 4:00ā6:00 PM!
Come see what makes our ELC so special!
Enrollment is open, and information will be available.
The march concluded with the presentation of the prom court, who entertained the audience with couplesā dances, followed by the announcement of this yearās Prom King and Queen. Students then headed to Pokagon for a memorable night of celebration and fun.
A huge thank you to the junior class and their sponsors for putting together such a wonderful event and creating lasting memories for our students!
This year also marked an exciting milestone as Angola University earned its official accreditation! We are proud of all the opportunities this program has already created for our students and look forward to the many more possibilities ahead. Congratulations to all of our award recipients on a fantastic year!
These hands-on activities kept students laughing, learning, and moving while showing them the many fun ways to stay active and healthy. We love seeing our students build teamwork, make memories, and enjoy being active together!
This concert is always a favorite among performers, parents, and audience members alike, and this yearās performance did not disappoint! Congratulations to all of our musicians on a fantastic concert and a great season! š¶
Our students headed to Purdue for the 2026 Indiana Academic Super Bowl State Finals. Our team earned 3rd place at the state competition after an exciting three-way tie for 1st place! All three top teams scored 18 points, and tie breakers had to be used to determine the final rankings.
Even more impressive, our school was the ONLY school invited to compete with an Interdisciplinary Squad without having a single subject-area squad at the state contest. That is a rare achievement and shows just how strong our students are across every subject area! To qualify, each subject team had to score high enough at the area contest to place our school among the top five Class 2 teams in the entire state of Indiana.
An Interdisciplinary Squad is made up of students from all five subject teams who work together to compete in a combined academic challenge. We are so proud of the teamwork, dedication, and hard work these students showed all season long. Congratulations to our incredible team!
Last night, the auditorium at Angola High School was filled with proud parents and family members as the Class of 2026 was celebrated for their academic achievements. Fifty-eight different community organizations presented scholarships. The generosity of our community continues to make a lasting impact on our studentsā futures. Students were also recognized for additional scholarships earned, and awarded honor cords and stoles.
This hardworking class earned more than $1,050,979 in scholarships for just one year. Many of these scholarships are renewable, which could bring the total to an incredible $4,320,116 over four years.
We are so proud of these students and all they have accomplished, and we look forward to seeing where the future takes them!
