2025 NRCSA District Meetings
September 2025
South Central
September 2, 2025 12:30 PM ESU 11 in Holdrege
West
September 9, 2025, 12:00 PM (MT time) Prairie Winds Community Center in Bridgeport
North Central
September 11, 2025 10:30 AM Jubilee Catering in Ord
Southwest
September 16, 2025, 12:30 PM (Cent time) Hershey Public Schools in Hershey
Northeast
September 22, 2025, 11:30 AM Wayne State College in Wayne
Southeast
September 30, 2025, 10:00 AM NCSA Building in Lincoln
1. INTRODUCTIONS
2. REVIEW OF NRCSA SERVICES
a. Benefits of Membership
b. Advocacy
c. Relationships
d. Representation
e. Communication
i. Member Update
1. Board of Ed Members
ii. Twitter/X
iii. Facebook
f. Board of Education Meetings
g. Opportunities for Leadership
i. COVID Projects
h. Executive Committee
i. Membership
i. Number of Members
ii. New Members
iii. State Colleges
j. Education Associations Master Calendar
k. Targeted Research
i. NRCSA purposes
ii. Member requests
iii. Senators
iv. Ed Groups
l. Legislative Forum
m. Superintendent Search Service
n. Principal Search Service
o. Planning Support Service
p. New Leaf Teletherapy
q. Purchase Card Program
r. Spring Conference
i. Student Businesses
ii. FFA
s. Scholarships and Recognitions
t. Non-Traditional Teacher Scholarships
u. Closing the Achievement Gap Program
v. National Rural Education Association Affiliate
i. National Rural Education Advocacy Coalition
w. Joe Toczek Memorial Golf Tournament
x. Excess equipment clearing house
y. Tax Exempt Status
i. 501c(4) Organization
z. Teacher Shortage
i. Rural Teacher Committee
ii. Additional Certification Work
aa.Corporate Sponsorship Program
bb.NRCSA School Programs Document
cc.Nebraska SMART
dd.Possible New Services
i. Grant Writing
ee.Office Building
3. LEGISLATIVE ISSUES
a. Legislative Committee
b. Collaborations
i. Nebraskans United
ii. Education Coalition
iii. Management Group
c. Education Coalition Legislative Agenda
d. Lobbyist
e. Internal Workings
f. Term Limits
g. School Spending
i. Spending Study
ii. Access the study at: NRCSA SPED Cost & GFOE Updated 2-28-25
h. Special Session
i. LB 1
ii. LB 9
iii. LB 34
iv. LR2CA
i. What Now?
j. Regular Session
i. LB 43
ii. LB 71
iii. LB 198
iv. LB 299
v. LB 304
vi. LB 1029
vii. LB 1284
viii. LB 1306
ix. LB 1329
x. LB 1402
k. What to Expect for 2025?
i. Kauth’s “Sports and Spaces”
ii. Murman Parental Rights
iii. Governor–Property Tax Relief
iv. Cap Valuation Growth
4. Academic Decathlon
5. HANDOUTS
a. Benefits of Membership
b. NRCSA Leadership
c. Members by District
d. NREAC Legislative Priorities
e. Organizational Sponsorship Program
f. NRCSA School Programs
u President: Chris Kuncl (Mullen)
u President Elect: Stephanie Kaczor (Riverside)
u Past President: Heather Nebesniak (Ord)
u Secretary: Jeremy Braden (Doniphan-Trumbull)
u West District Rep: Ginger Meyer (Chadron)
u North Central District Rep: Dale Hafer (Ainsworth)
u Northeast District Rep: Daryl Schrunk (Randolph)
u Southwest District Rep: Jane Davis (Hershey)
u South Central District Rep: Jon Davis (Alma)
u Southeast District Rep: Andy Havelka (Freeman)
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u Co - Chairs: Jason Dolliver (Pender) and Bryce Jorgensen (Southern Valley)
u Past- Presidents are Ex - Officio members
u Board of Ed members
u Boone Huffman (Chadron) Kirk Nelson (Wilcox-Hildreth)
u Heidi Proskocil (Ord) Dave Raabe (Wisner-Pilger)
u Shad Stamm (Dundy County) Dave Welsch (Milford)
u Meet weekly during bill hearings
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NRCSA is active in representing rural public schools in the Unicameral. The Executive Director is the main spokesperson for NRCSA, but is also represented by the lobbying firm of Nowka and Edwards. NRCSA’s Legislative Committee includes 20 Superintendents/ ESU Administrators and 6 Board of Education members from member schools/ESUs. Former NRCSA Presidents serve as ex officio members.
The NRCSA Planning Support Service is an elective service that assists districts in planning and goal-setting. The service is conducted by veteran Superintendents whose professional lives were involved in rural education in Nebraska.
NRCSA provides regular updates from the Executive Director to member schools. A more in-depth update is provided to all members just prior to monthly Board of Education meetings. The NRCSA webpage is www.nrcsa.net. NRCSA also has a social media presence on Twitter (@ NRCSA1980) and on Facebook (www.facebook. com/nrcsahome).
NRCSA recently partnered with a-plum creative to provide an opportunity for rural districts to provide monthly digital citizenship materials to their students, parents, and staff. This is a purchased service.
The 10-member Executive Board provides leadership and direction for the organization. Each of the six NRCSA districts is represented by at least one Superintendent from a district within the district.
NRCSA is a strong member of this group which includes most education and ag-related organizations in the State. The purpose is to work to provide property tax relief, as well as to protect and promote funding to public education.
NRCSA is an active member of this group that is comprised of all of the major education associations in the state. The purpose of the group is to work together on legislative issues facing public education.
NRCSA is the only organization that speaks solely on behalf of public rural schools in the State of Nebraska. Other groups do a great job of representing their members, but at times cannot take a stand as they represent both very large and smaller districts. NRCSA is not necessarily tied down along those lines.
NRCSA is a member of the National Rural Education Advocacy Consortium (NREAC), which represents the interests of rural public schools in national forums where education issues are decided.
NRCSA offers an annual conference in Kearney in March. The conference targets issues and interests of rural schools. An opportunity is created to network with other rural school districts and to interact directly with policymakers and NRCSA leaders.
NRCSA has partnered with US Bank to provide this unique purchase card program for school districts. Individual school districts decide which staff members receive purchase cards. The district has control over where purchases can be made and for what amounts. This can be especially helpful when sending sponsors out with student groups.
NRCSA annually awards 20 $2,000 scholarships to high school seniors from NRCSA-member schools who are entering college with the goal of becoming school teachers. NRCSA also presents two $2,000 Gary Fisher Scholarships to high school seniors going into the fine arts
Beginning with the 2023-24 school year, NRCSA has partnered with New Leaf to provide another tool in helping to provide cost effective Mental Health teletherapy services for their staff and students.
NRCSA is a strong member of the NREA. The NREA provides leadership on issues facing rural education on the national level.
NRCSA’s Superintendent and Principal Search Servics are conducted by veteran Superintendents whose professional lives were involved in rural education in Nebraska. The service is available to all Nebraska school districts, with member districts paying a lower rate than non-member districts. A professional cost effective proposal and fee structure is available upon request.
Each fall NRCSA conducts a meeting in each of the six membership districts. These meetings provide an opportunity for rural schools to connect with NRCSA leadership on a face-to-face basis.
New for this year, NRCSA provies six $1,000 scholarship to employees of member districts/ ESUs who are working to attain teacher certification either through a recognized “para to teacher” program such as offered by the state colleges or a transitional program such as offered by UNK.
NRCSA annually recognizes individuals who are outstanding at serving member districts. At the Spring Conference each year NRCSA recognizes an Outstanding Elementary Teacher, Secondary Teacher, Classified Staff Member, ESU Staff Member, Music Teacher, Principal, Board of Education Member, and Superintendent/ESU Administrator.
A free service to member districts and ESUs is the opportunity to post items for sale to all other members. Items such as vehicles, scoreboards, weight equiqment, school furniture, and text books have been posted on behalf of members.
Each year there are over 70 leadership positions on the Executive Committee or other NRCSA committees that provide opportunities for member Superintendents/ESU Administrators.
NRCSA has started a Rural Teacher Committee that was established to find ways to address the shortage of teachers in rural schools. Twelve member Superintendents work with representatives from Chadron State College, Wayne State College, and Peru State College in this work.
Jack Moles Executive Director
Chris Kuncl, President Supt, Mullen Public Schs
Dr. Heather Nebesniak, Past President Supt, Ord Public Schs
Stephanie Kaczor, President-Elect Supt, Riverside Public Schools
Jeremy Braden, Secretary Supt, DoniphanTrumbull Public Schs
District Representatives: Ginger Meyer, West Supt, Chadron Public schools
*Executive Committee members elected to 3-year terms Officers: Name
Dale Hafer, North Central Supt, Ainsworth Public Schools
Daryl Shrunk, Northeast Supt, Randolph Public Schools
Andrew Havelka, Southeast Supt, Freeman Public Schools
Jon Davis, South Central Supt, Alma Public Schools
Jane Davis, Southwest Supt, Hershey Public Schools
440 S 13th St, Suite B Lincoln, NE 68508
4th & Blaine St PO Box 127 Mullen, NE 69152
320 N 19th St Ord, NE 68862
(402)335-7732 (402)476-7740 jmoles@nrcsa.net
(308)546-2223 (308)546-2209 chris.kuncl@mullenp ublicschools.org
(308)728-3241 (308)728-7079 hnebesniak@ordp s.org
124 Ash St PO Box 220 Spalding, NE 68665 (308)497-2431 (308)497-2141 stephanie.kaczor @riversideps.org
302 W Plum St PO Box 300 Doniphan, NE 68832
(402)845-2282 (402)845-6688 jbraden@dtcardin
Began/ Expires
602 E 10th St Chadron, NE 69337 (308)432-0700 (308)432-0702 ginger.meyer@chad ronschools.net
520 E 2nd St PO Box 65 Ainsworth, NE 69210 (402)387-2333 (402)387-0525 dhafer@ainsworth schools.org
207 N Pierce St PO Box 755 Randolph, NE 68771
415 8th St PO Box 259 Adams, NE 68301
515 N Jewell PO Box 170 Alma, NE 68920
301 S Lincoln PO Box 369 Hershey, NE 69143
(402)337-0225 (402)337-0235 daryl.schrunk@rc ards.org 1st 8/1/24 7/31/27
(402)988-2525 (402)988-3475 andrew.havelka@ freemanschools.n et 1st 8/1/25 7/31/28
(308)928-2131 Ext 102 (308)928-2763 jon.davis@ almacardinals.org
7/31/27
(308)368-5574 (308)368-5571 jane.davis@hpspa nthers.org 1st 8/1/24 7/31/27
Co-Chairs: Name
Members:
Dr. Jason Dolliver, Northeast Supt, Pender Public Schools
Bryce Jorgenson, South Central Supt, Southern Valley Schools
Trevor Anderson, West Supt, Kimball Public Schools
Chris Arent, West Supt, Potter-Dix Public Schools
Drew Billeter, Southwest Supt, Southwest Public Schools
Blake Dahlberg, North Central Supt, Thedford Public Schools
Jeff Edwards, South Central Supt, Northwest Public Schools
Vern Fisher, South Central Supt, Gibbon Public Schools
Seth Ford, Southeast Supt, Centennial Public Schools
Brad Hoesing, Northeast Supt, Wausa Public Schools
Dr. Brenda McNiff, Southeast Administrator, ESU # 5
Eric Miller, Southeast Supt, Thayer Central Community Schs
609 Whitney St Pender, NE 68047 (402)385-3244 Ext 310 (402)385-2285
43739 Highway 89 Oxford, NE 68967
901 S Nadine St Kimball, NE 69145
303 Walnut St PO Box 189 Potter, NE 69156
900 Coke St, PO Box 187 Bartley, NE 69020
304 Maple St PO Box 248 Thedford, NE 69166
2710 N. North Rd Grand Island, NE 68803
1030 Court St PO Box 790 Gibbon, NE 68840
1301 Centennial St, PO Box 187 Centennial, NE 68456
300 Bismarck St, PO Box 159 Wausa, NE 68786
(308)868-2222 (308)868-2223 bryce.jorgenson@s veagles.org
(308)879-4434 (308)879-4566 chris.arent@pdcoy otes.org
(308)692-3223 (308)692-3221 drew.billeter@swp schools.org
(308)645-2230 (308)645-2618 blake.dahlberg@th edfordschools.org
(308)385-6394 (308)385-6393 jedwards@ginorth west.org
2nd 8/1/22 7/31/28
(308)468-5721 (308)468-5164 vern.fisher@ gibbonpublic.org 2nd 8/1/21 7/31/27
(402)534-2291 (402)534-2291 seth.ford@centenn ialbroncos.org
(402)586-2255 (402)586-2406 bradhoesing@wau saschools.org 1st 8/1/24 7/31/27
900 W Court St Beatrice, NE 68310 (402)223-5277 (402)223-5279 bmcniff@esu5.org 1st 8/1/24 7/31/27
930 Eads Ave PO Box 9 Hebron, NE 68370
(402)768-6117 (402)768-6110 eric.miller@thayer central.net 1st 8/1/25 7/31/28
Lobbyists:
Joel Morgan, North Central Supt, Arnold Public Schools
Nick Mumm, Southeast Supt, Dorchester Public Schools
Patrick Ningen, Northeast Supt, North Bend Central Public Schools
John Poppert, South Central Administrator, ESU # 11
Scott Trimble, Wouthwest Supt, Medicine Valley Public Schools
Jack Moles Executive Director
405 N Haskell St, PO Box 199 Arnold, NE 69120
506 W 9th St PO Box 7 Dorchester, NE 68343
1320 Walnut St, PO Box 160 North Bend, NE 68649
412 W 14th St PO Box 858
Holdrege, NE 68949
303 Crook Ave PO Box 9 Curtis, NE 69025
440 S 13th St, Suite B Lincoln, NE 68508
Jon Edwards Edwards, Westerhold, & Moore
Scott Moore Edwards, Westerhold, & Moore
Russ Westerhold Edwards, Westerhold, & Moore
Ex Officio Members:
Dr. Jon Cerny, Northeast Supt, Bancroft-Rosalie Comm Schs
Del Dack, Southwest Supt, Paxton Consolidated Schools
Stephen Grizzle, Southeast Supt, Sandy Creek Public Schools
Jim Havelka, Northeast Retired
(308)848-2226 (308)848-2201 joel.morgan@arnol dpublicschools.org
(402)946-2781 (402)946-6271 nick.mumm@dorc hesterschool.org
(402)652-3268 (402)652-8348 pningen@nbtigers. org
(308)995-6585 (308)995-6587 john.poppert@esu 11.org
(308)367-4106 (308)367-4108 strimble@medvall ey.org
(402)335-7732 (402)476-7740 jmoles@nrcsa.net
8/1/21 7/31/27
1233 Lincoln Mall, Suite 201 Lincoln, NE 68508
1233 Lincoln Mall, Suite 201 Lincoln, NE 68508
1233 Lincoln Mall, Suite 201 Lincoln, NE 68508
708 Main St PO Box 129 Bancroft, NE 68004
308 N Elm St PO Box 368 Paxton, NE 69155
30671 Hwy 14 PO Box 368 Fairfield, NE 68938
640 E 7th St PO Box 354 North Bend, NE 68649
(402)476-1440 (402)476-2469 jedwards@ewmlobb y.com
(402)476-1440 (402)476-2469 smoore@ewmlobby.c om
(402)476-1440 (402)476-2469 rwesterhold@ewmlo bby.com
(402)648-3337 (402)648-3338 jcerny@esu2.org
(308)239-4283 (308)239-4359 del.dack@ paxtonschools.org 1st 8/1/22 7/31/25
(402)726-2412 stephen.grizzle@sa ndycreek.us 3rd 8/1/18 7/31/28
(402)620-1705 jhavelka@ gpcom.net 13th 8/1/12 7/31/26
Dr. Jon Habben, Southeast Retired
Mark Lenihan, Past President Supt, Wayne Community Schools
Dr. Dawn Lewis, Northeast Supt, Arlington Public Schools
Caroline Winchester, West Retired
Board of Education Members:
Boone Huffman, West Bd Member Chadron Public Schools
Kirk Nelson, South Central Bd Member Wilcox-Hildreth Public Schools
Heidi Proskocil, North Central Bd Member Ord Public Schools
Dave Raabe, Northeast Bd Member WisnerPilger Public Schools
Shad Stamm, Southwest Bd Member Dundy Co Stratton Public Schs
Dave Welsch, Southeast Bd Member Milford Public Schools
1624 8th Ave Nebraska City, 68410
611 w 7th St Wayne, NE 68787
(402)440-4378 jhabben@nrcsa.net 6th 8/1/20 7/31/26
(402)375-3150 (402)375-5251 malenih1@ waynebluedevils.or g
705 N 9th St PO Box 580 Arlington, NE 68002 (402)478-4171 (402)478-4176 dawn.lewis @apseagles.org
736 W 10th St Chadron, NE 69337
602 E 10th St
Chadron, NE 69337
(308)432-0700 (308)432-0702 boone@ashcreeko
404 S App St PO Box 190 Wilcox, NE 68982 (308)478-5265 (308)478-5260 kirkchris@ gtmc.net 8/1/20
320 N 19th St Ord, NE 68862 (308)728-3241 (308)728-7079 heidiproskocil@or dps.org 8/1/22
801 18th St PO Box 580 Wisner, NE 68791
409 9th Ave PO Box 586 Benkelman, NE 69021
1201 W 1st St PO Box C Milford, NE 68405
(402)529-3249 (402)529-3477 dave.raabe4@gmai l.com 8/1/22 TBD
(308)423-2738 (308)217-0380 shad.stamm@ dcstigers.org 8/1/19 TBD
(402)761-2525 (402)761-3322 dwelsch1980@gm ail.com 8/1/19 TBD
*All members are reappointed each year, but serve 3-year terms
**Ex Officio members are Past Presidents of NRCSA
Co-Chairs: Name
Members:
Jessica Bland, Northest Supt, Oakland-Craig Public Schools
Jim Widdifield, South Central Supt, Minden Public Schools
Joel Ferguson, Southwest Supt, Wallace Dist 65 R
Justin Frederick, Northeast Supt, Madison Public Schools
Kim Jonas, North Central Supt, Ansley Public Schools
Brad Kjar, Northeast Supt, Tekamah-Herman Community Schools
Randy Kort, Southeast Supt, Meridian Public Schools
Matt McLaughlin, West Supt, Leyton Public Schools
Tucker Tejkl. Southeast Supt, Shelby-Rising City Public Schools
Terry Zessin, South Central Supt, Wood River Schools
309 N Davis Ave Oakland, NE 68045
622 W 3rd St PO Box 301 Minden, NE 68959
(402)685-5661 (402)685-5697 jessbland@ocknigh ts.org 7/31/26
(308)832-2254 (308)832-1892 james.widdifield@ mindenwhippets.org
151 N Wallace Rd Wallace, NE 69169 (308)387-4323 (308)387-4357 jferguson@whscat s.org
700 S Kent St PO Box 450 Madison, NE 68748
1124 Cameron St PO Box 370 Ansley, NE 68814
112 N 13th St Tekamah, NE 68061
72380 560th Ave, PO Box 190 Daykin, NE 68338
504 Main St PO Box 297 Dalton, NE 69131
650 N Walnut St PO Box 218 Shelby, NE 68662
13800 W Wood River Rd, PO Box 518 Wood River, NE 68883
7/31/27
(402)454-3336 (402)454-2238 jfrederick@mpsdra gons.org 1st Year 7/31/27
(308)935-1121 (308)935-9103 kjonas@ansleyps.o rg
(402)374-2156 (402)374-2155 bkjar@thtigers.org
Year 7/31/26
7/31/26
(402)446-7265 (402)446-7246 rkort@meridianm ustangs.org 2nd Year 7/31/26
(308)377-2301 (308)377-2304 matt.mclaughlin@l eytonwarriors.org
2nd Year 7/31/26
(402)527-5946 (402)527-5133 ttejkl@shelby.esu7. org 1st Year 7/31/27
(308)583-2249 (308)583-2395 tzessin@wrrsd.org 1st Year 7/31/27
*All members are reappointed each year, but serve 2-year terms
Co-Chairs: Name
Members:
Ginger Meyer, West Supt, Chadron Public Schools
Jody Phillips, Southeast Supt, Aurora Public Schools
Derek Anderson, Southeast Supt, Exeter-MilliganFriend Public Schools
Molly Aschoff, Northeast Supt Summerland Public Schools
Jeremy Braden, South Central Supt, Doniphan-Trumbull Public Schools
Josh Cumpston, Southeast Supt, Fillmore Central Schools
Dale Hafer, North Central Supt, Ainsworth Community Schools
Stephanie Kaczor, Northeast Supt, Riverside Public Schools
Ryan Knippelmeyer, Southeast
Supt, Elmwood-Murdock Public Schools
Jeff Koehler, Southeast Supt, Johnson-Brock Public Schools
Dr. Dawn Lewis, Northeast Supt, Arlington Public Schools
602 E 10th St Chadron, NE 69337
300 L St Aurora, NE 68818
501 Maun St, PO Box 67 Friend, NE 68359
51293 857th Rd Ewing, NE 68735
302 W Plum St, PO Box 300 Doniphan, NE 68832
1410 L St Geneva, NE 68361
520 E 2nd St PO Box 65 Ainsworth, NE 69210
408 Dayton St Cedar Rapids, NE 68627
300 Wyoming St, PO Box 407 Murdock, NE 68407
310 Main St PO Box 186 Johnson, NE 68378
705 N 9th St PO Box 580 Arlington, NE 68002
(308)432-0700 (308)432-0702 ginger.meyer@ chadronschools.net
8/1/14
(402)694-6968 (402)694-2573 jphillips@ 4rhuskies.org 8/1/19
(402)947-2781 (402)947-2026 derek.anderson@emf bobcats.org 8/1/22
(402)626-7534 (402)626-7602 mollyaschoff@summ erlandbobcats.org
8/1/25
(402)845-2282 (402)845-6688 jbraden@dtcardinals. org 8/1/22
(402)759-4955 (402)759-4038 Josh.cumpston@ Fillmorecentral.org 8/1/20
(402)387-2333 (402)387-0525 dhafer@ainsworth schools.org 8/1/18
(308)358-0640 (308)358-0211 stephanie.kaczor@ riversideps.org
8/1/19
(402)867-2341 (402)867-2009 rknippelmeyer@ emknights.org 8/1/19
(402)868-5235 (402)868-4785 jeff.koehler@ johnsonbrock.org
8/1/14
(402)478-4171 (402)478-4176 dawn.lewis @apseagles.org 8/1/15
Jon Rother, Southeast Supt, Johnson Co Central Public Schs
Jack Moles Executive Director
358 N 6th St PO Box 338 Tecumseh, NE 68450
440 S 13th St, Suite B Lincoln, NE 68508
(402)335-3320 (402)335-3346 jon.rother@jccentr al.org 8/1/25
(402)335-7732 (402)476-7740 jmoles@nrcsa.net
Co-Chairs: Name
Members:
Stephanie Kaczor, Northeast Supt, Riverside Public Schools
Chris Kuncl, North Central Supt, Mullen Public Schools
Derek Anderson, Southeast Supt, Friend Public Schools
Jessica Bland, Northeast Supt, Oakland-Craig Public Schools
Dr. Joel Bohlken, Northeast Supt, Palmer Public Schools
Dr. Jon Cerny, Northeast
Supt, Bancroft-Rosalie Community Schools
Andrew Farber, West Supt, Sidney Public Schools
JD Furrow, North Central Supt, Callaway Public Schools
Matt Gordon, Southeast Supt, Giltner Public Schools
George Griffith, Southeast Supt, Humboldt Table Rock Steinauer
Holly Herzberg, Southeast Supt, Hampton Public Schools
124 Ash St PO Box 220 Spalding, NE 68665
4th & Blaine St, PO Box 127 Mullen, NE 69152
(308)358-0640 (308)358-0211 stephanie.kaczor@ riversideps.org
8/1/20
(308)546-2223 (308)546-2209 chris.kuncl@mulle npublicschools.org 8/1/22
501 Maun St, PO Box 67 Friend, NE 68359 (402)947-2781 (402)947-2026 derek.anderson@frie ndschool.org 8/1/22
309 N Davis Ave Oakland, NE 68045
202 Comm St, PO Box 248 Palmer, NE 68864
708 Main St PO Box 129 Bancroft, NE 68004
1101 21st Ave Sidney, NE 69162
101 N Needham St, PO Box 280 Callaway, NE 68825
#2 W 6th Rd PO Box 160 Giltner, NE 68841
810 Central Ave Humboldt, NE 68376
(402)685-5661 (402)685-5697 jessbland@ocknigh ts.org
(308)894-3065 (308)894-8245 jbohlken@ palmer.esu7.org
(402)648-3337 (402)648-3338 jcerny@esu2.org
8/1/21
8/1/21
8/1/20
(308)254-5855 (308)254-5756 andrew.farber@rai dermail.org 8/1/20
(308)836-2272 (308)836-2771 jdfurrow@callawa ypublicschools.org
8/1/21
(402)849-2238 (402)849-2440 mgordon@giltners chool.us 8/1/24
(402)862-2151 (402)862-2152 georgegriffith@htr stitans.org 8/1/22
458 5th St Hampton, NE 68843 (402)725-3116 (402)725-3334 hherzberg@ hamptonhawks.us 8/1/21
Daniel Kluver, North Central Supt, Wheeler Central Schools
Jeff Koehler, Southeast Supt, Johnson-Brock Public Schools
James McGowan, Southwest Administrator, ESU # 16
Danny McMurtry, Southwest Supt, Maxwell Public Schools
Dr. Heather Nebesniak, North Central Supt, Ord Public Schs
Mark Otten, North Central Supt, Rock County Schools
Phillip Picquet, Southwest Admin, ESU # 15
Brian Redinger, North Central Supt, Stapleton Public Schools
Dr. Bret Schroder, Northeast Supt, Schuyler Community Schools
State College
Members
Dr. Gina Bittner, Southeast Peru State College
TBD, Peru State College
600 W Randolph St, PO Box 68 Bartlett, NE 68622
310 Main St PO Box 186 Johnson, NE 68378
(308)654-3273 (308)654-3237 dkluver@wbroncs. org 8/1/25
(402)868-5235 (402)868-4785 jeff.koehler@ johnsonbrock.org 8/1/21
314 W 1st St Ogallala, NE 69153 (308)284-8481 (308)284-8483 jmcgown@esusixte en.org 8/1/21
415 E Hwy 30 PO Box 188 Maxwell, NE 69151
(308)582-4585 (308)582-4584 dmcmurtry@ maxwellschools.org 8/1/20
320 N 9th St Ord, NE 68862 (308)728-3241 (308)728-7079 hnebesniak@ ordps.org
East Hwy 20 PO Box 448 Bassett, NE 68714
344 Main St PO Box 398 Trenton, NE 69044
702 6th St PO Box 128 Stapleton, NE 69163
120 W 20th St Schuyler, NE 68661
(402)684-3411 (402)684-3671 motten@rockcountys chools.org
8/1/20
8/1/24
(308)334-5160 (308)334-5581 ppicquet@esu15.org 8/1/21
(308)636-2252 (308)636-2618 brian.redinger@ stapletonschools.org
8/1/21
Dr. Adam Fette Chadron State College
600 Hoyt St PO Box 10 Peru, NE 68421
(402)352-3527 (402)352-5552 bret.schroder@schuy lercommunityschools .org 8/1/25
100 Main St Chadron, NE 69337
(402)872-2244 (402)872-2414 gbittner@peru.edu 8/1/20
(308)432-6330 afette@csc.edu 8/1/21
Dr. Don King West Chadron State College
Dr. Jenny Piening, Northeast Wayne State College
Dr. Midge Simmons, Northeast Wayne State College
100 Main St Chadron, NE 69337 (308)432-6330 dking@csc.edu 8/1/20
1111 Main St Wayne, NE 68787 (402) 375-7376 jepien01@wsc.edu 8/1/23
1111 Main St Wayne, NE 68787 (402) 375-7379 misimmo1@wsc.ed u 8/1/23
According to Article IV, Section 3 of the NRCSA Bylaws: The Western District shall include all area and schools West of and including Sheridan, Garden, and Deuel counties.
The Western District has 20 member schools in 2024-25. Member schools are shown in bold while non-members are shown in italics.
ALLIANCE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
BANNER COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
BAYARD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
BRIDGEPORT PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CHADRON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CHADRON STATE COLLEGE
CRAWFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CREEK VALLEY SCHOOLS
EDUCATIONAL SERVICE UNIT 13
GARDEN COUNTY SCHOOLS
GERING PUBLIC SCHOOLS
GORDON-RUSHVILLE PUBLIC SCHS
HAY SPRINGS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
HEMINGFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
KIMBALL PUBLIC SCHOOLS
LEYTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
MINATARE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
MITCHELL PUBLIC SCHOOLS
MORRILL PUBLIC SCHOOLS
POTTER-DIX PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SCOTTSBLUFF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SIDNEY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SIOUX COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SOUTH PLATTE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
According to Article IV, Section 3 of the NRCSA Bylaws: The North Central District shall include all area and schools bounded on the West and including Cherry, Grant, and Arthur counties; on the South by Arthur, McPherson, Logan, Custer, Sherman and Howard counties; and on the East by Boyd, Holt, Wheeler, Greeley, and Howard counties.
The North Central District has 33 member schools in 2024-25. Member schools are shown in bold while non-members are shown in italics.
AINSWORTH COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
ANSELMO-MERNA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ANSLEY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ARCADIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ARNOLD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ARTHUR COUNTY SCHOOLS
BOYD COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
BROKEN BOW PUBLIC SCHOOLS
BURWELL PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CALLAWAY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CENTRAL VALLEY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CENTURA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CHAMBERS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CODY-KILGORE PUBLIC SCHS
EDUCATIONAL SERVICE UNIT 17
ELBA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
HYANNIS AREA SCHOOLS
KEYA PAHA COUNTY SCHOOLS
LITCHFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
LOUP CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
LOUP COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
MC PHERSON COUNTY SCHOOLS
MULLEN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
O'NEILL PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ROCK COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SANDHILLS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SARGENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ST PAUL PUBLIC SCHOOLS
STAPLETON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
STUART PUBLIC SCHOOLS
THEDFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
VALENTINE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
WEST HOLT PUBLIC SCHOOLS
WHEELER CENTRAL SCHOOLS
According to Article IV, Section 3 of the NRCSA Bylaws: The Northeast District shall include all area and schools North of U.S. Highway 30 and East of and including Knox, Antelope, Boone, Nance, and Merrick counties.
The Northeast District has 59 member schools in 2023-24. Member schools are shown in bold while non-members are shown in italics.
ALLEN CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS
ARLINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
BANCROFT-ROSALIE COMM SCHOOLS
BATTLE CREEK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
BELLEVUE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
BENNINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
BLAIR COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
BLOOMFIELD COMM SCHOOLS
BOONE CENTRAL SCHOOLS
CENTRAL CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CLARKSON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
COLUMBUS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CREIGHTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CROFTON COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
DOUGLAS CO WEST COMMUNITY SCHS
EDUCATIONAL SERVICE UNIT 1
EDUCATIONAL SERVICE UNIT 19
EDUCATIONAL SERVICE UNIT 2
EDUCATIONAL SERVICE UNIT 3
EDUCATIONAL SERVICE UNIT 7
EDUCATIONAL SERVICE UNIT 8
ELGIN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ELKHORN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ELKHORN VALLEY SCHOOLS
EMERSON-HUBBARD PUB SCHOOLS
FORT CALHOUN COMMUNITY SCHS
FREMONT PUBLIC SCHOOLS
FULLERTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
GRETNA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
HARTINGTON-NEWCASTLE PUB SCH
HOMER COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
HOWELLS DODGE CONSOLIDATED
HUMPHREY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
LAKEVIEW COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
LAUREL-CONCORD-COLERIDGE
LEIGH COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
LOGAN VIEW PUBLIC SCHOOLS
LYONS-DECATUR NORTHEAST SCHS
MADISON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
MILLARD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
NELIGH-OAKDALE SCHOOLS
NEWMAN GROVE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
NIOBRARA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
NORTH BEND CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHS
OAKLAND CRAIG PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OMAHA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OSMOND PUBLIC SCHOOLS
PALMER PUBLIC SCHOOLS
PAPILLION-LA VISTA PUBLIC SCHS
PENDER PUBLIC SCHOOLS
PIERCE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
PLAINVIEW PUBLIC SCHOOLS
PONCA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
RALSTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
RANDOLPH PUBLIC SCHOOLS
RIVERSIDE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SANTEE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
SCHUYLER COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
SCRIBNER-SNYDER COMMUNITY SCHS
SO SIOUX CITY COMMUNITY SCHS
SPRINGFIELD-PLATTEVIEW COMM SCHS
ST EDWARD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
STANTON COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
SUMMERLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS
TEKAMAH-HERMAN COMMUNITY SCHS
TWIN RIVER PUBLIC SCHOOLS
UMO N HO N NATION PUBLIC SCHS
VERDIGRE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
WAKEFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
WALTHILL PUBLIC SCHOOLS
WAUSA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
WAYNE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
WAYNE STATE COLLEGE
WEST POINT PUBLIC SCHOOLS
WESTSIDE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
WINNEBAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS
WINSIDE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
WISNER-PILGER PUBLIC SCHOOLS
WYNOT PUBLIC SCHOOLS
According to Article IV, Section 3 of the NRCSA Bylaws: The Southeast District shall include all area and schools South of U.S. Highway 30 and East of and including Hamilton, Clay and Nuckolls counties.
The Southeast District has 58 member schools in 2024-25. Member schools are shown in bold while non-members are shown in italics.
ASHLAND-GREENWOOD PUBLIC SCHS
AUBURN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
AURORA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
BEATRICE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
BRUNING-DAVENPORT UNIFIED SYS
CEDAR BLUFFS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CENTENNIAL PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CONESTOGA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CRETE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CROSS COUNTY COMM SCHOOLS
DAVID CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
DESHLER PUBLIC SCHOOLS
DILLER-ODELL PUBLIC SCHOOLS
DORCHESTER PUBLIC SCHOOLS
EAST BUTLER PUBLIC SCHOOLS
EDUCATIONAL SERVICE UNIT 4
EDUCATIONAL SERVICE UNIT 5
EDUCATIONAL SERVICE UNIT 6
EDUCATIONAL SERVICE UNIT 18
ELMWOOD-MURDOCK PUBLIC SCHS
EXETER-MILLIGAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
FAIRBURY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
FALLS CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
FILLMORE CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHS
FREEMAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
FRIEND PUBLIC SCHOOLS
GILTNER PUBLIC SCHOOLS
HAMPTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
HARVARD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
HEARTLAND COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
HIGH PLAINS COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
HTRS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
JOHNSON CO CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHS
JOHNSON-BROCK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
LAWRENCE-NELSON PUBLIC SCHS
LEWISTON CONSOLIDATED SCHLS
LINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
LOUISVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
MALCOLM PUBLIC SCHOOLS
MC COOL JUNCTION PUBLIC SCHS
MEAD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
MERIDIAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
MILFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
NEBRASKA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
NORRIS SCHOOL DIST 160
OSCEOLA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
PALMYRA DISTRICT O R 1
PAWNEE CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
PERU STATE COLLEGE
PLATTSMOUTH COMM SCHOOLS
RAYMOND CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHS
SANDY CREEK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SEWARD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SHELBY-RISING CITY PUBLIC SCHS
SHICKLEY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SOUTHERN SCHOOL DIST 1
STERLING PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SUPERIOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SUTTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SYRACUSE-DUNBAR-AVOCA SCHOOLS
THAYER CENTRAL COMMUNITY SCHS
TRI COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
UNL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
WAHOO PUBLIC SCHOOLS
WAVERLY SCHOOL DISTRICT 145
WEEPING WATER PUBLIC SCHOOLS
WILBER-CLATONIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
YORK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
YUTAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
According to Article IV, Section 3 of the NRCSA Bylaws: The South Central District shall include all area bounded on the West and including Furnas, Gosper, and Dawson counties; on the North by Dawson, Buffalo, and Hall counties, and on the East by Hall, Adams, and Webster counties.
The South Central District has 34 member schools in 2024-25. Member schools are shown in bold while non-members are shown in italics.
ADAMS CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ALMA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
AMHERST PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ARAPAHOE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
AXTELL COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
BERTRAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS
BLUE HILL PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CAMBRIDGE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
COZAD CITY SCHOOLS
DONIPHAN-TRUMBULL PUBLIC SCHS
EDUCATIONAL SERVICE UNIT 10
EDUCATIONAL SERVICE UNIT 11
EDUCATIONAL SERVICE UNIT 9
ELM CREEK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ELWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
FRANKLIN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
GIBBON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
GOTHENBURG PUBLIC SCHOOLS
GRAND ISLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS
HASTINGS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
HOLDREGE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
KEARNEY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
KENESAW PUBLIC SCHOOLS
LEXINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
LOOMIS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
MINDEN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
NORTHWEST PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OVERTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
PLEASANTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
RAVENNA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
RED CLOUD COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
SHELTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SILVER LAKE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SOUTHERN VALLEY SCHOOLS
SUMNER-EDDYVILLE-MILLER SCHS
WILCOX-HILDRETH PUBLIC SCHOOLS
WOOD RIVER RURAL SCHOOLS
According to Article IV, Section 3 of the NRCSA Bylaws: The Southwest District shall include all area and schools bounded on the North of and including Keith and Lincoln counties; and on the East by Lincoln, Frontier, and Red Willow counties.
The Southwest District has 20 member schools in 2024-25. Member schools are shown in bold while non-members are shown in italics.
BRADY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CHASE COUNTY SCHOOLS
DUNDY CO STRATTON PUBLIC SCHS
EDUCATIONAL SERVICE UNIT 15
EDUCATIONAL SERVICE UNIT 16
EUSTIS-FARNAM PUBLIC SCHOOLS
HAYES CENTER PUBLIC SCHOOLS
HERSHEY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
HITCHCOCK CO SCH SYSTEM
MAXWELL PUBLIC SCHOOLS
MAYWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
MC COOK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
MEDICINE VALLEY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
NORTH PLATTE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OGALLALA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
PAXTON CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS
PERKINS COUNTY SCHOOLS
SOUTHWEST PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SUTHERLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS
WALLACE PUBLIC SCH DIST 65 R
WAUNETA-PALISADE PUBLIC SCHS
1. Education Funding-TheNREACPreservecritical federalfundingforrural schools
2.REAPFunding•TheNREACurgesCongressto increase fundingto Title V,PartB of ESSA, theRural Education AchievementProgram, with a specificincreaseto the Rural Low-Income Schoolprogram.
3. Infrastructure - NREACsupports effortsto ensure anyinfrastructureproposal in Congressmustinclude fundingformodernizing ormaintainingrural schoolfacilities.
4. Foodand Nutrition •NREAC supports.anyeffort to streamlineprocesses and reducetheadministrative burdensrelated to schoolmeal programs.
S. School Safety• NREACsupportsflexiblefederalformulafundingstreams thatchannel resourcestorural schooldistrictsforschoolsafetythatrecognizes thegeographicandeconomic challengesin rural communities.
6. Broadbandand Connectivity• NREACbelievesaccess to high-speedintet11etiscriticalforproviding equitableaccessto learningforstudentsinrural schools. Assuch, NREACstronglysupportsmaintainingERateas anelementofthe UniversalServiceFundinitscurrentfunding structure. ••
Cost: $3,000.00
Benefits
Vendor will receive a table at Spring Conference in a premium space
Vendor will be a meal or General Session sponsor of the Spring Conference which includes:
Sponsor will receive preferential treatment in assigning an exhibit space in the PreFunction or ballroom exhibit area
Sponsor will be identified as a Purple Ribbon Partner at their exhibit space
Full-page ad in the conference program
Sponsor will receive “special thanks” recognition during the program sponsored at the Conference
Corporate banner or logo may be displayed during the program sponsored
Up to 4 free lunches on the Thursday of the Spring Conference
Opportunity to present in a break-out session once every three years.
Vendor will receive a prepaid foursome in the NRCSA Golf Tournament
Vendor will receive your company logo and a link to contact information on the NRCSA website
Two (2) hole signs on the golf course (one on the front nine, one on the back nine)
Sponsor logo will be displayed on signage during the tournament
Name and contact information in tournament brochure
Mention in the awards program following the Tournament
Cost: $1,500.00
Vendor will receive a table at Spring Conference
Vendor will be a refreshment sponsor of the Spring Conference which includes:
Half-page ad in the conference program
Sponsor will receive recognition of sponsorship on signage
Up to 2 free lunches on the Thursday of the Spring Conference
Cost: $750.00
Vendor will be guaranteed a foursome in the Golf Tournament for an additional cost of $320.00
Vendor will be a hole sponsor at the NRCSA Golf Tournament which includes:
(1) hole sign on the golf course
Name and contact information in tournament brochure
Mention in the awards program following the tournament
Vendor will receive a table at Spring Conference
Vendor WILL NOT be considered a conference sponsor
Recognition in the conference program
Vendor WILL NOT be guaranteed a foursome at the Golf Tournament
Vendor will be identified as a sponsor at the NRCSA Golf Tournament which includes:
Name and contact information in tournament brochure
Mention in the awards program following the tournament
Cost: $3,000.00
Vendor will receive your company logo and a link to contact information on the NRCSA website
Vendor will receive your company logo and contact information in monthly Member Update (12 times per year)
Identified members of your team will receive the monthly Member Update
Your company will be featured in an article in one monthly Member Update annually. Your firm may supply the story or NRCSA can supply it your choice
Vendor will be identified as a scholarship and awards supporter
Cost: $1,500.00
Vendor will be listed as a sponsor on NRCSA website
Vendor will receive your company logo and contact information in six (6)monthly Member Updates
One member of your team will receive the monthly Member Update
Cost: $750.00
Vendor will be listed as a sponsor on NRCSA website
Vendor will receive your company logo and contact information in three (3) monthly Member Updates
One member of your team will receive the monthly Member Update
ACADEMIC DECATHLON
ACTIVITIES COOPERATIVE
ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION OPTIONS
ARTICIAL TURF SURFACES FOR SPOTS
BEEF IN SCHOOLS
BOND ELECTIONS/ISSUES
BRIDGES OUT OF POVERTY
BUDGET ASSISTANCE
BUS
Adams Central Shawn Scott shawn.scott@adams-central.org (402) 984-3787
Amherst Roger Thomsen rthomsen@amherstbroncos.org
Johnson County Central Jon Rother jon.rother@jccentral.org (402) 335-7569
Thedford
Central City
Blake Dahlberg blake.dahlberg@thedfordschools.org (605) 569-0605
Jeff Jensen jjensen@centralcityps.org
402-394-1221
Crofton Chris Look clook@croftonwarriors.org 785-302-0730
Exeter-Milligan and Friend Derek Anderson Derek.anderson@emfbobcats.org (402) 750-7245
Humphrey Brice King briceking@humphrey.esu7.org 402-366-9645
Riverside Stephanie Kaczor stephanie.kaczor@riversideps.org (308) 380-3150
Thedford Blake Dahlberg blake.dahlberg@thedfordschools.org (605) 569-0605
Wheeler Central Daniel Kluver dkluver@wbroncs.org 308-289-6646
Falls City Andrew Offner aoffner@fallscityps.org (308) 440-7661
Riverside Stephanie Kaczor stephanie.kaczor@riversideps.org (308) 380-3150
Central City Jeff Jensen jjensen@centralcityps.org
402-394-1221
Falls City Andrew Offner aoffner@fallscityps.org (308) 440-7661
Humphrey Brice King briceking@humphrey.esu7.org 402-366-9645
Johnson-Brock Jeff Koehler jeff.koehler@johnsonbrock.org (402) 414-2924
Ainsworth Dale Hafer dhafer@ainsworthschools.org
308-880-0227
Alma Jon Davis jon.davis@almacardinals.org 308-920-0907
Anselmo-Merna Lloyd McIntyre lloyd.mcintyre@amcoyotes.org
Arapahoe Bob Drews bob.drews@arapahoewarriors.org
Centennial Seth Ford seth.ford@centennialbroncos.org
Cross County Brent Hollinger bhollinger@crosscounty.esu7.org
Elwood Daren Hatch daren.hatch@elwoodpirates.org
Eustis-Farnam Nick Hodge nick.hodge@efknights.org
Exter-Milligan-Friend Derek Anderson Derek.anderson@emfbobcats.org (402) 750-7245
Franklin Shelly Kahrs shelley.kahrs@fpsflyers.org
Holly Herzberg Hampton hherzberg@hamptonhawks.us 402-694-8685
Litchfield Matt Drew matt.drew@litchfieldps.org 308-446-2244
Logan View Craig Taylor ctaylor@loganview.org
Ord Heather Nebesniak hnebesniak@ordps.org 402-618-1983
Paxton Del Dack del.dack@paxtonschools.org 308-530-5419
Ponca Brendan Calahan brendancalahan@poncaschool.org 308-641-6319
Potter-Dix Chris Arent chris.arent@pdcoyotes.org 402-690-3050 Randolph Daryl Schrunk daryl.schrunk@rcards.org 402.942.4152
Rock County Mark Otten motten@rockcountyschools.org 605-491-0097
Sandy Creek Stephen Grizzle stephen.grizzle@sandycreek.us 402-852-6058
Silver Creek Terry Bauer terrybauer@silverlakemustangs.org (308) 708-0855
Thayer Central Eric Miller eric.miller@thayercentral.net 402-380-1872
Tri County Brian Rottinghaus brian.rottinghaus@tricountyschools.org 402-852-6621
Verdigre Chuck Kucera chuckkucera@verdigrepublicschool.org 402-394-1334
West Point DJ Weddle dweddle@wpcadets.net (402) 380-4460
Wisner-Pilger Chad Boyer cboyer@igators.org
Palmyra OR-1
Palmyra OR-1
Cedar Bluffs
Michael Hart Hart.mic@districtor1.net
Michael Hart Hart.mic@districtor1.net
402-640-1121
402-640-2875
402-640-2875
Harlan Ptomey Harlan.Ptomey@cbwildcats.org (402) 604-0236 CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT
(308)
(402) 984-3787
Cedar Bluffs Harlan Ptomey Harlan.Ptomey@cbwildcats.org (402) 604-0236
Giltner Matt
mgordon@giltnerschool.us (308) 224-6896
HTRS George Griffith georgegriffith@htrstitans.org (308) 655-1912
Laurel-Concord-Coleridge Jeremy Christiansen jeremy.christiansen@lccschool.org (402) 729-7774
Randolph Daryl Schrunk daryl.schrunk@rcards.org 402.942.4152
Shickley Stan Essink stan.essink@longhornpower.org (402) 460-9885
DISTANCE LEARNING OPTIONS
DUAL CREDIT PROGRAMS
EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL
ELECTRIC BUSES
Adams Central Shawn Scott shawn.scott@adams-central.org (402) 984-3787
Bancroft-Rosalie Jon Cerny jcerny@esu2.org 402-380-7874 Central City
Hay Springs George Clear george.clear@hshawks.com 308-638-4434
Hershey Jane Davis jane.davis@hpspanthers.org (308) 386-6674
Southern School District Virginia Moon vmoon@southernschools.org 402-699-7295
Summerland Molly Aschoff mollyaschoff@summerlandbobcats.org
Heather Nebesniak hnebesniak@ordps.org 402-618-1983
EVALUATION INSTRUMENTS FOR CLASSIFIED STAFF Cedar Bluffs Harlan Ptomey Harlan.Ptomey@cbwildcats.org (402) 604-0236
FILIPINO TEACHER HIRING
FOUR-DAY WEEK
Niobrara Margaret Sandoz msandoz@niobraraschools.org
Cedar Bluffs Harlan Ptomey Harlan.Ptomey@cbwildcats.org
Cody-Kilgore Ryan Orrock ryan.orrock@cody-kilgore.com 605-850-4540
Conestoga
INTERLOCAL AGREEMENTS
Paxton Del Dack del.dack@paxtonschools.org
Tri County Brian Rottinghaus brian.rottinghaus@tricountyschools.org 402-852-6621
Adams Central Shawn Scott shawn.scott@adams-central.org (402) 984-3787
Gothenburg Allison Jonas allison.jonas@goswedes.org (308) 870-4545
INTERNATIONAL TEACHER RESOURCES McPherson County Allison Pritchard apritchard@mcstryon.org 402-741-0281
JOBS FOR AMERICA'S GRADUATES (JAG) Arlington Dawn Lewis dawn.lewis@apseagles.org
308-636-8775
Auburn David Patton david.patton@apsbulldogs.org (402) 616-0194
Bancroft-Rosalie Jon Cerny jcerny@esu2.org
Cedar Bluffs Harlan Ptomey Harlan.Ptomey@cbwildcats.org
LAND TRANSFERS BETWEEN DISTRICTS
402-380-7874
402-604-0236
Johnson County Central Jon Rother jon.rother@jccentral.org (402) 335-7569
Johnson County Central
hnebesniak@ordps.org
FARMING OPERATION Ord Heather Nebesniak hnebesniak@ordps.org 402-618-1983
SCHOOL SAFETY AND SECURITY Palmyra OR-1 Michael Hart Hart.mic@districtor1.net
SHARED SUPERINTENDENCY
STRIV
TEACHERS FROM PHILIPPINES
Cody-Kilgore Ryan Orrock ryan.orrock@cody-kilgore.com (605) 850-4540 Heartland Jeremy Klein jklein@heartlandschools.net (402) 650-9654 Randolph Daryl Schrunk daryl.schrunk@rcards.org 402.942.4152 Sidney Andrew Farber andrew.farber@raidermail.org (402) 840-7411
Silver Lake Terry Bauer terrybauer@silverlakemustangs.org (308) 708-0855
West Holt Paul Pistulka paupistulka@westholt.org 402-925-2890
Loup County Darrin Max dmax@loupcountyschools.org (308) 627-5917 Schuyler Bret Schroder bret.schroder@schuylercommunityschools.org (402) 540-1937 Walthill Seth Sackman ssackmann@walthillschool.org
UNLIMITED COUNSELING STUDENTS/STAFF Ord Public Schools Heather Nebesniak hnebesniak@ordps.org 402-618-1983