Welcome to School District #29! We are proud of our district! Our mission is "Achieving Success Through Innovation and Excellence. Our Children... Our Future!"

Auburn Public Schools is located in Southeast Nebraska. The district serves the children of  patrons who live in the vibrant communities of Auburn, Peru, Brownville, and Julian as well as the families who reside on productive farms within the district's boundaries. The district's 800 students are educated by 150 highly qualified staff members -- teachers, para-educators, bus drivers, custodians, food service personnel, and administrators.

As Superintendent of Schools, I value input and feedback to make Auburn Public Schools the very best it can be.

Sincerely,

Kevin Reiman, Superintendent
Auburn Public Schools

Candidates interested in possible employment with Auburn Public Schools are encouraged visit our Job Openings page.  The link to the page is in the upper right hand corner of our website.

Are you new to School District #29? Have a Kindergarten student who will start in August? Are you wondering how to register your child for the 2012-2013 school year? The information on how to enroll at APS can be found by clicking the "Enroll Here" button in header above.

 We look forward to having your child as one of our students. Welcome to APS!

CONGRATULATIONS to Brent Comstock for being elected to serve as the Nebraska FBLA State Vice President and Julie Slama for being elected as the Nebraska FBLA State Treasurer!

 

National Competitors who are qualified to attend San Antonio, Texas, this summer are:

1st Place - Drew Allgood, McKinsie Reeves, and Brent Comstock in Management Information Systems;

1st Place - Kenda Frenzel, Jacquelyn Frary, and Brent Comstock in Network Design;

2nd Place - Brent Comstock in Website Design.

Congratulations to Sarah Wright, Sheila Murphy, and Sara Robke won the Junior Documentary Division at the Peru State College History Day Competition.  Thier project was on the Jazz Revolution.  They have advanced to the State History Day Competition at Nebraska Wesleyan on April 21st.

Congratulations to Shalyn Harris and Jocelyn Lambert for placing in the 2012 Nebraska Department of Agriculture Poster Contest.  Jocelyn placed second in the third grade division and Shalyn was the Governor's Choice also in the third grade division.

Auburn High School is one of the featured schools in a video on the Nebraska Loves Its Public Schools website.  The video showcases the ESU4 Energy Academy.  The Academy is a joint effort between ESU4, NPPD, OPPD, SCC, and six high schools in the ESU4 area - Auburn, HTRS, Johnson County Central, Lewiston, Nebraska City, and Palmyra.

Several Auburn students are seen throughout the video.  Two Auburn students, Trey Hightower and Megan Bergmeier, share their experiences in the energy academy.  Denise Oestmann, the Auburn Energy Academy Teacher, also shares her thoughts on the value of the class.

Senators Ben Nelson and Mike Johanns today announced the names of the two students who have been selected as delegates to the 50th Anniversary United States Senate Youth Program (USSYP) that will be held March 3 – 10, 2012 in Washington, D.C.

Brent Comstock of Auburn was chosen from across the state to be part of the group of 104 student delegates who will attend the program’s 50th Anniversary Washington Week.

Each year this extremely competitive merit-based program brings 104 of the most outstanding high school students — two from each state, the District of Columbia and the Department of Defense Education Activity — to Washington, D.C. for an intensive week-long study of the federal government and the people who lead it. The overall mission of the program is to help instill within each class of USSYP student delegates more profound knowledge of the American political process and a lifelong commitment to public service.

Brent Comstock attends Auburn Public School where he serves as junior class treasurer. Brent participated in track, cross country, swing choir and various FBLA and drama performances. He plans on attending a four year university to study computer design and engineering.

The full press release from the Nebraska Department of Education can be read by clicking on the link below.

NDE Press Release