
Yesterday our junior high FFA members, Evan Wood, Brody Morris, & Molly Lake learned how to plant sunflowers on the smaller FFA land lab. It was an exciting day since Loren Roslund, Ithaca FFA Alum & Molly’s grandpa showed these members how to plant and grow these sunflowers.
We learned he used his same John Deere tractor that he used 50 years ago on the same plot of land when he was in Ithaca FFA. What a great history lesson it was for everyone.
It’s been many years since the 3 acres have been farmable. Thank you to Weburg Farms for taking the time to work the ground up and get it ready to plant.
A huge thank you to Loren Roslund, Weburg Farms, & Nutrien Ag for the donation of the seed and fertilizer.
We appreciate the support in our community!
We plan to have some exciting plans with these sunflowers later in the summer.





Meet up and Eat up


The FFA land lab has a new face this starting this year. Freshman FFA member Riley Skinner is responsible for the planting and harvesting of the FFA soybeans for her SAE project. This week, Riley and her dad Brent Skinner, Ithaca FFA Alum finished planting the beans.




Ithaca Public Schools will be participating in Meet Up and Eat Up again this year. 7 Day packs can be picked up by parents or guardians starting June 10th between 7:30 am and 9:30 am. Distributions will be every Tuesday through August 18. In an attempt to make sure we have enough packs available for the entire community we are asking that you email ahanna@ithacaschools.net to get on the list for pick-ups. This is a first come first serve distribution and being on the list does not guarantee that we will not run out of food before you get here. Thank you for helping us try to serve the entire community. We plan on having 225 packs available on June 10th. See you there.

Wishing the track team the best of luck at the Division 3 State Championship meet tomorrow. Go Jackets!




Finally caught up with the April Students of the Month. Congratulations Herlinda & Ivy - on graduating and being student of the month! Thank you Mid-State Screen Printing & Embroidery for your support!



The class of 2025 is officially graduated!
Good luck to all of you.


Congratulations to May Students of the Month Charlee and Bethanie! Thank you to Mid-State Screen Printing and Embroidery for your support.


Senior class of 2025 class picture after graduation practice this morning. A nice looking group!

Senior's Last Day! Next stop: Graduation 🎓











Mr. Impemba and the HS Band performing Thursday night.
Thank you to all who attended.






Emma Polash about to enter the courtroom! All rise!
Students in Ms. VanDeWeghe’s Street Law class conducting a mock trial with Emma presiding over the case.


Jr. High Band performing for family and friends Thursday night. Thank you Mr. Impemba for putting these performances on each trimester.


Congratulations to the 25-26 Ithaca High School Student Council members!


Ithaca High School Choir Concert was a hit Tuesday night! Congratulations to Mr. Cooper and the choir class on their outstanding performance.







Ithaca FFA plant sale starts Thursday, May 15. Come get your summer hanging baskets and potted containers. Thursday, May 15 & Friday, May 16 - 9:00am - 6;00pm Saturday, May 17 - 9:00am - 1:00pm All proceeds support Ithaca FFA members and agriscience program. Check, cash, and credit cards accepted. Located at the Ithaca high school greenhouse.



Mr. Cooper and the choir getting ready for their concert! 6:00 pm Tuesday, May 13


Congratulations to the Ithaca Robojackets. Our Jr. High team went undefeated this weekend, winning the Great Lakes Bay Region FTC Robotics Tournament!




Thank you to the Ithaca Rotary Club for their continued support of our seniors at Ithaca High School. Wednesday afternoon we celebrated another great year by hosting the last meeting of the school year. 1976 graduate Rick Bongard was the guest speaker, and did an outstanding job. Thank you to all who participated this afternoon, and we look forward to many more years of our partnership with some of Ithaca's finest leaders.










Thank you Mrs. Skeith, Mr. Impemba, and the class of 2026 for an outstanding 2025 Prom.
Everyone looked nice, and seemed to be enjoying themselves.









