Upcoming Events
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Nov 21
Basketball: Girls 7th vs. Clarion-Goldfield-Dows (Away)
4:15 pm -
Nov 21
Basketball: Girls JV vs. Carroll Community (Home)
5:30 pm -
Nov 21
Wrestling: Girls Varsity vs. Fort Dodge (Away)
5:30 pm
Auditorium Fundraiser
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In the spotlight
What people are saying
Let me begin with a little perspective to my comments. I’ve been a resident of the Humboldt community for over 4 decades. My two adult children attended the Humboldt Community School District graduating in 2011 and 2014 respectfully. Today, two of my grandchildren, grades 1 and 3, are also attending the school district. There are numerous things that stand out to me which has allowed the school district to sustain its level of excellence throughout the years. Several of which are Tradition, Commitment, and first and foremost an atmosphere of Family. I know that might sound like a cliché, much like the “Iowa Nice” phrase, but one that I truly believe is an accurate description of what is taking place within our schools today. Each and everyone of the students are a precious treasure and are treated accordingly. Especially considering the challenging conditions that our administrators, educators, staff, parents and guardians are dealing with in today’s climate. It literally takes a “village” to raise these children! I’m Proud to be a Wildcat! To be part of the Tradition, Commitment, and a member of this Family community!
GO ‘CATS….
Dan Scholl Mayor, city of Humboldt.
Special Olympics
Judy Oberhelman and Susan Thompson organized the first poker run and then also had a silent auction and a live auction. They raised over $12,000! These funds will be split between the polar plunge team, the Humboldt Special Olympic team, and the State Special Olympics. The Humboldt Special Olympics team will use the money for uniforms as our team is constantly growing! Pictured: (L toR) Madison Nelson (Special Olympic State Event Coordinator), Judy Oberhelman (previous Special Olympics Coach), Susan Thompson (Blue Moose Saloon owner), Ashley Mohr (current Humboldt Special Olympics Coach)
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The Wildcat Way
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#ALL DAY
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#WILDCAT WAY
Wildcat Way started as a way for students to increase their pride in their school, environment, and each other. We want students to share their leadership, talents, and sense of community outside of the classroom. We want our students to leave a legacy they can be proud of. Humboldt Wildcats are legacy builders and we can share our success and lift up those around us through our actions, through doing things the #wildcatway.