Bancroft-Rosalie Community Schools

This semester, the Bancroft-Rosalie Skilled and Technical Sciences program was lucky to host a WSC student teacher. Brett Staab is a senior STS education major from Marcus, IA. Mr. Staab has been student-teaching in Mr. Hilsinger’s classroom since January and been helping coach JH and HS track this spring. Today marks his last official day of student-teaching at B-R.

Mr. Staab has recently accepted a position as an STS teacher at Galva-Holstein community schools in NW Iowa. Bancroft-Rosalie wishes Brett the best as he begins his teaching career and thanks him for his impact this semester on the students here at B-R!

3yr old preschool info:

We are excited to highlight some of our amazing 25/26 business partners and their B-R Senior interns on Wednesday, April 29th.

Due to potential severe weather, DC West has postponed the baseball games today. Make up date is TBD.

Congratulations!

Thank you to the Bancroft Senior Center for hosting our JAG class for a Friday afternoon of dominoes, cards and conversation!

The B-R Esports Team ended the season with a runner-up finish in Valorant. Congratulations, fellas!

Soil Temps

Congratulations to the 2026 First Community Bank Raymond H. Steffensmeier Memorial Scholarship Recipients from Bancroft-Rosalie Community Schools!

Congratulations!

Last Friday, 10 of B-R’s JAG 7th graders had an incredible opportunity exploring the IGNITE Pathways campus in Woodbine, IA. They dove into hands-on activities across 39 different career simulators while discovering new interests, building skills, and imagining their futures. We’re so proud of how well they represented our school and for making it a fun day!

Congratulations to the following Individuals who were named NCPA Academic All-State.
Girls Basketball - Leah Beaudette, Aizley Dean
Boys Basketball - Braxton Bonneau, Jaden Browning
Speech - Hayden Bridges

Congrats to the following individuals for their post season recognition for Basketball
KJ Blackhawk 2nd Team All-State
Jaden Browning and Braylon Wegner Honorable Mention All-State
Bailey Murphy, Jaylynn James, and Leah Beaudette Honorable Mention All State

Congratulations to the following students for the 25-26 Multi-Activity Student Award Recipients--
Saigen Aldrich
Baylee Bass
Kendra Beaudette
Baylor Beutler
Reese Blackbird
Braxton Bonneau
Lucas Bonneau
Hayden Bridges
Jaden Browning
Broderick Buck
Bowdie Burhoop
Ella Carpenter
Markale Charley
Aizley Dean
Jonathan Dick
Lucas Engel
Carter Frederickson
Gunner Hackney
Thomas Hunter
Eli Hunter-Maxwell
Jaylynn James
Callie Kai
Kenidee McClain
Derek Osten
Brayden Paulsen
Spencer Pickering
Max Schuttler
Brecken Sedivy
Brooklyn Snyder
Cambria Taylor
Deanna Thomsen
Ryan Tremayne
Maddox VanKirk
Braylon Wegner
Jaxson Wegner
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Five juniors from B-R's JAG class spent Thursday morning checking out Northeast Community College's campus and what the school has to offer them as they make plans for after high school.

This weeks soil temps are as follows--

Post Prom fees and food order are due tomorrow 4/10

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Bancroft-Rosalie Academic Teams delivered an outstanding performance at the Northeast Scholastic Contest, earning an impressive 3rd place finish out of 25 Class D area schools. Competing against some of the top students from Northeast and Central Nebraska, several members of the team placed in the top three across a variety of subject areas.
Top performers included:
• Kayl Gomez — 1st in World History (out of 25) and 2nd in American History (out of 25)
• Baylor Beutler — 3rd in Anatomy & Physiology (out of 20)
• Braxton Bonneau — 1st in Drafting (out of 10)
• Leah Beaudette — 2nd in Food & Nutrition (out of 19)
• Kennedi McClain — 3rd in Medical Terminology (out of 21)
In addition to these top finishes, many other Bancroft-Rosalie students came close, placing just outside the top three and contributing to the team’s overall success.