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On March 19th, Neoga High School inducted the New National Honor Society Members at First Christian Church. Pictured are the new members from left to right: Brooklynn Douglas, Emily Frankie, Annie Clark, Cole Margenthaler, Ripley Peterson and Kadie Becker. Also pictured are the current 24-25 members along with the new members for the 25-26 school year. 

The Neoga High School Art Club organized a field trip for 31 students to Champaign, IL, on Friday, March 28th. The itinerary included a visit to the Krannert Art Museum, situated on the University of Illinois campus, followed by a stop at a local Starbucks, and concluding with a visit to Elevate Trampoline Park.

For many students, this was their first experience at both an art museum and Starbucks. At Elevate, the students enthusiastically participated in trampoline activities, providing an excellent opportunity to enjoy themselves while also burning off the calories from their Starbucks treats.

2025 Art Show Recap
On Thursday, March 27, 2025, Neoga Elementary hosted an incredible Art Show showcasing the amazing talent of our NHS artists. Our visitors were truly impressed by the creativity and artistry on display.

Congratulations to our winners:

• Best of Show: Kendal Lindsay
• 2nd Place: Oliva Cowger
• 3rd Place: Malory Henderson
• Mrs. Harden's Outstanding Artist: Taylor Campbell
• People's Choice: Kendal Lindsay

Thank you to everyone who attended and supported our young artists! 🎨✨

Congratulations to the JV Scholastic Bowl team, who finished in second place at the NTC tournament held at North Clay High School on Feb. 20. Team members this year are Lilly Turner, Lily Whitaker, Aubree Olmstead, Tate Christner, Charlie Jansen, Ian Cuadill, and Carder Stuemke. The team finished the regular season with a 10 and 4 record, and entered the tournament as a 3rd seed. 

Congratulations to three of the Neoga High School Scholastic Bowl jv team members who earned spots on the all conference team for the 2024-2025 season. Lily Whitaker was 2nd in the conference, with 56 toss-ups throughout the fall and winter matches. Notably, Lily also had 17 toss-ups in varsity matches this year. Charlie Jansen was 6th in the conference, with 41 toss-ups. Charlie also played several varsity matches, and had 12 toss-ups in those matches. Carder Stuemke earned 8th place in the conference, with 32 toss-ups. We are very proud that our team had 3 of the top 10 in the conference!