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A bold red, black, and white Southern Raiders graduation graphic featuring the Class of 2026 and the horse and rider logo on the left. The design highlights graduation weekend events.  Friday, May 15: Graduation Practice at 9:00 AM (Mandatory) Senior Slideshow Preview at 6:00 PM  Saturday, May 16: Baccalaureate Service in the auditorium at 4:00 PM, with all welcome to attend Graduation Ceremony in the high school gym at 5:00 PM  The graphic includes graduation-themed icons such as a cap, church, checklist, and video symbol, along with celebratory text honoring the graduates and emphasizing school pride.
Wide header-style graphic in black, red, and white featuring the Southern Raiders rider logo on the left and bold, brush-style text reading “Where Has the School Year Gone?” across the center. Dynamic paint streaks and motion lines add energy, with a clock graphic on the right symbolizing time passing. The overall design is high-contrast, fast-paced, and school-spirited.
FFA Group
7 JAG students standing in front of the IGNITE pathways building
3-6th go bowling
The UNL logo for their 48th World Language Fair is displayed.  As well as a photo of the Southern student participants with their poster entries and a picture of those same students on the UNL campus.
A black and red graphic titled “Southern Alumni” with white and red text reading “Celebrating Generations of Wymore Students.” The design includes “Cardinals–1887,” “Zephyrs–1938,” and “Raiders–1968” across the top, with “Wymore, Nebraska” centered beneath the Southern name.
A red and black Southern Public Schools graphic with the words “Southern Public Schools” in large bold text. The design includes multiple photos of students participating in activities such as athletics, group events, and classroom moments. The Southern “S” logo appears in the center, along with the phrase, “A small-school community with big opportunities.”
Illustration for World Down Syndrome Day on March 21, 2026, featuring a blue and yellow awareness ribbon over a blue background with a faint world map and the text “World Down Syndrome Day.”
Improving Vocabulary
Red graphic promoting Southern Public Schools with the headline “Southern Public Schools.” The design features several photos of students participating in school activities, including a football team huddle, elementary cheerleaders, students sitting in the gym bleachers, a group of high school students dressed up, a boys basketball team posing with a MUDECAS championship plaque, and a wrestler celebrating a win. On the sides are action photos of a Southern cheerleader and wrestler. At the bottom is the Southern Raiders logo and the tagline, “A small-school community with big opportunities.”
Composite graphic featuring two Southern wrestlers in black and red singlets posing in wrestling stance with medals around their necks. They are placed over a background of the state wrestling arena with the competition mats and scoreboard visible in the center. Both athletes appear ready to compete, representing Southern at the state wrestling tournament.
One of the presenters sharing information about soybeans
A classroom poster titled “Animal Habitat Boxes” shows two photos of young students proudly displaying shoebox habitat projects. In the left photo, a group of children stand and sit in a classroom while holding open shoebox dioramas decorated as different animal habitats with materials like cotton clouds, sand, grass, and small animal figures. In the right photo, several students sit behind a table where more shoebox habitats are lined up, including scenes that look like ocean, cave, desert, and polar environments made with craft supplies such as pipe cleaners, rocks, paper, and paint. The classroom background includes books, posters, and learning materials.
A large group of teenagers sit at long tables in a hall, writing on worksheets with pencils and red folders in front of them while participating in a classroom activity. At the front, an instructor stands near a projector screen displaying a "Job Index Challenge" prompt.
7th Grade English Students Complete a Formal Writing
The image shows elementary students getting a book from the new book vending machine donated to Southern Elementary by the local Kiwanis Club
JH Robotics Team
Colorful cartoon illustration celebrating Dr. Seuss Week. Children dressed as Dr. Seuss characters sit and read books together while a teacher reads aloud. Bright decorations, playful characters, and signs that say “Dr. Seuss Week – March 2–5,” “Reading & Activities,” and “Dress Up Days” highlight the celebration of reading and themed activities.