Jake Burge holds the controls as he demonstrates flying his crop spraying drone while standing in front of the trailer he built himself to carry his drones and equipment.

Jake Burge holds the controls as he demonstrates flying his crop spraying drone while standing in front of the trailer he built himself to carry his drones and equipment.

YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS: Burge Flying Over Fields

Part Two of a Two-Part Series Jake Burge may not have always known specifically what career path...
New teachers joining the staff at Gothenburg Public Schools for the 2026-27 school year are, seated, from left: Brianda Powers, Karissa Blecha, Chesney Bartlett, Abby Klemmensen, and Sarah Anderson; Back row: Riley Freeland, Patrick Mattfeld, Gray Gruber, Aidan Zaro, and elementary art student teacher Reese Girdner, a student from UNK. (Leader photo by Ellen Mortensen)

New teachers joining the staff at Gothenburg Public Schools for the 2026-27 school year are, seated, from left: Brianda Powers, Karissa Blecha, Chesney Bartlett, Abby Klemmensen, and Sarah Anderson; Back row: Riley Freeland, Patrick Mattfeld, Gray Gruber, Aidan Zaro, and elementary art student teacher Reese Girdner, a student from UNK. (Leader photo by Ellen Mortensen)

GPS Welcomes Nine New Teachers For 2026-27

Classes resume at Gothenburg Public Schools on Wednesday, Aug. 19, and this year nine new teachers will be joining the GPS family. The new teachers were introduced to the campus on Aug. 3, when they had their first day of orientation.
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Dr. Mike Teahon accepts the NCSA Distinguished Service Award from NCSA Executive Director Dr. Mike Dulaney at Administrators' Days last week in Kearney. (Courtesy photo)

Dr. Mike Teahon accepts the NCSA Distinguished Service Award from NCSA Executive Director Dr. Mike Dulaney at Administrators' Days last week in Kearney. (Courtesy photo)

Teahon Honored With Distinguished Service Award

NEBRASKA COUNCIL OF SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS The Nebraska Council of School Administrators held...
Sharon Axthelm leads the JAG program at Brady School, instilling core competencies in character development, leadership, job development skills, communication, goal setting, and more in middle school and high school students. (Photo courtesy Sharon Axthelm)

Sharon Axthelm leads the JAG program at Brady School, instilling core competencies in character development, leadership, job development skills, communication, goal setting, and more in middle school and high school students. (Photo courtesy Sharon Axthelm)

Brady Leads the Way With JAG Curriculum

ALISA MULLEN PART TWO The Nebraska JAG (Jobs for America’s Graduates) program has grown rapidly...