Wednesday night at the football field.
Homecoming at B-R is on the horizon! Dress up days look to be a good time. Show your spirit next week.
Congratulations to our Bancroft-Rosalie Junior High Cross Country team on a great performance yesterday at the Oakland-Craig Meet!
These runners continue to work hard, compete with great attitudes, and improve every time they step on the course. We are so proud of the effort and determination they continue to show!
Special shout-out to PJ for an outstanding 3rd-place finish!
Keep putting in the work, keep pushing each other, and keep getting better!
The future is bright for B-R Cross Country!
These runners continue to work hard, compete with great attitudes, and improve every time they step on the course. We are so proud of the effort and determination they continue to show!
Special shout-out to PJ for an outstanding 3rd-place finish!
Keep putting in the work, keep pushing each other, and keep getting better!
The future is bright for B-R Cross Country!
A five set match ends in an unfortunate loss for the lady Panthers this evening.m to our guests from Iowa. They played hard...with pride...and with determination . Keep battling ladies.
District Play Production
Bancroft-Rosalie learning opportunities never stop. Students are donating potatoes raised in the Grant supported program in cooperation with the Farm Specialty Program and our extensive extended learning opportunities grants. These potatoes will be used in our own kitchen and eventually consumed by our students. Relevancy? Absolutely!
NOTICE OF JOINT PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED PROPERTY TAX INCREASES
Public notice is hereby given, in compliance with the provisions of Neb. Rev. Stat. § 77-1633, that a representative of the following political subdivisions will meet on the 21st day of September 2026 at 6:30 p.m., at Cuming County Basement Meeting Room (200 S. Lincoln Street, West Point, NE 68788) for the purpose of conducting a joint public hearing to obtain public input on property tax increases proposed by the subdivisions:
Cuming County, 402.372.6002, property tax requested: $4,326,179.61
City of Wisner, 402.529.6616, property tax requested: $507,880.80
Wisner Pilger School District, 402.529.3248, property tax requested: $6,636,870.00
West Point School District, 402.372.5860, property tax requested: $10,442,885.27
Bancroft Rosalie School District, 402.648.3336, property tax requested: $3,348,852.00
Said meetings are open to the public. Accommodations for the disabled are available upon request. Please contact the Cuming County Clerk at 402.372.6002 at least 48 hours prior to the meeting if accommodation is required.
There is no item on the agenda for this joint public meeting other than discussion of each political subdivision’s intent to increase its property tax request by a percentage greater than the “allowable growth percentage” defined in § 77-1633. The political subdivisions shall make their presentations in the order listed above.
Public notice is hereby given, in compliance with the provisions of Neb. Rev. Stat. § 77-1633, that a representative of the following political subdivisions will meet on the 21st day of September 2026 at 6:30 p.m., at Cuming County Basement Meeting Room (200 S. Lincoln Street, West Point, NE 68788) for the purpose of conducting a joint public hearing to obtain public input on property tax increases proposed by the subdivisions:
Cuming County, 402.372.6002, property tax requested: $4,326,179.61
City of Wisner, 402.529.6616, property tax requested: $507,880.80
Wisner Pilger School District, 402.529.3248, property tax requested: $6,636,870.00
West Point School District, 402.372.5860, property tax requested: $10,442,885.27
Bancroft Rosalie School District, 402.648.3336, property tax requested: $3,348,852.00
Said meetings are open to the public. Accommodations for the disabled are available upon request. Please contact the Cuming County Clerk at 402.372.6002 at least 48 hours prior to the meeting if accommodation is required.
There is no item on the agenda for this joint public meeting other than discussion of each political subdivision’s intent to increase its property tax request by a percentage greater than the “allowable growth percentage” defined in § 77-1633. The political subdivisions shall make their presentations in the order listed above.
4 year old preschoolers celebrate Dot Day!
After some several months of waiting, Bancroft-Rosalie Community School took possession today our newest school bus to our fleet. At B-R, we want to be certain that our students and staff are protected and able to travel safely. Thank you to the Board of Education for your visionary leadership in keeping our family safe.
Mr. Brummond is now taking time during his day with us to help keep our vehicles clean and tidy. He is our designated detail and was happy to help us continue to bring pride to our school. Thank you sir.
TC Thunder had two medalists at the Pierce Golf Invite. Lydia placed 5th with a score of 94 while Brinn placed 14th with a score of 102. Congratulations Girls! ⛳️
School photo orders are due back to the office tomorrow September the 15th.
You will not want to miss this, be sure to check back for more information!
GRR WInners:
Good Luck to the JH and JV Football teams today! 🏈
Weekly Activities
Small towns do it better! Harvestfest 2026 has been a blast! This festival is rooted in tradition and is anchored in family. Well done…
Howells-Dodge quad today for the B-R Volleyball girls. They give the host team HD Jaguars all they want in the first match definite eventually falling. HD is a one loss team and our ladies did not back down. Great job ladies. Epic things are coming.
Good luck to the Girls Golf Team and the Varsity Volleyball Team as they compete today!
The Panther football team headed to Omaha to play the Omaha Christian Guardians. Not the result we were looking for but it was a hard fought contest where our boys never stopped fighting. Great effort gentlemen.
