Featured in Nebraska Wrestling

The Aquinas Wrestling program was recently featured in Nebraska Wrestling with an inside look at a team practice. Head Coach Emory emphasized the importance of perseverance, noting that the “kids are hungry” to improve and continue growing to the podium. He also highlighted the great strides athletes make from their freshman through senior years.

See all the pictures and interview Inside Practice at Aquinas Catholic!

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Christmas Programs = Jesus

Aquinas Quiz Bowl moves on! Next match will be on Jan 28 at 10:30am. You can listen to the match online or on KTCH Radio 104.9FM. Good luck Nathaniel, Kaleb, and Colby!

Aquinas 5th Grade read to the residents at the Villa.

Riley Coufal (8th Grade) investigates DNA with the assistance of the NE Extension Office.

Robotics in Butler County

35 Butler County youth are part of the 4-H Robotics Team. Youth team members have been busy during their weekly practices at Aquinas MS/HS building and coding their robots, researching a problem and solution related to archeology, and undergoing team building challenges such as building a chain from one sheet of paper and a paper airplane they felt would fly the farthest. Competitions will be in March.

TRAINING DUE JAN. 31

The Safe Environment Program ensures that all clergy, staff, and volunteers who work with children and vulnerable adults are properly trained to prevent abuse and recognize potential risks. Participants must complete background checks, complete online Safe Environment training, and undergo annual recertification each January. By working together, we aim to create a faith community where everyone can feel protected and valued.

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Annual Appeal Goal $175,000

"Helping our students know, love, and serve God will make our schools, communities, state, and country a better place. My dream is to be in Heaven reading stories to all my past students."

Mrs. Rachel Wisnieski,

Diocese of Lincoln Teacher of the Year

Read more about Mrs. Rachel and our need to support Catholic Education here.

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