Ashland-Greenwood Public Schools

Link to article: Congratulations, Mr. Flynn!

Dec 10, 2025

Congratulations, Mr. Flynn!

Nebraska State Association of Secondary School Principals Announces the 2025-2026 Outstanding “New” Principal of the Year: Matt Flynn, Ashland-Greenwood Public Schools The Nebraska State Association of Secondary School Principals has selected Matt Flynn as the 2025-2026 Outstanding New Principal of the Year. This award is presented annually to a Principal who has demonstrated outstanding leadership in their school, region, and state. The winner has demonstrated their enthusiasm for the Principalship and . . .

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Link to article: AGPS is Hiring

Oct 2, 2025

AGPS is Hiring

ASHLAND-GREENWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOLS IS HIRING FOR 2026-2027 Detailed information on each position can be found at www.agps.org Ashland-Greenwood Public Schools, a growing and progressive Class B/C1 school district located in Ashland, NE, has the following position open for the 2026-2027 school year.       Middle School Science and English-Language Arts Teacher:   Due to retirement, . . .

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Link to article: AGMS Student Council Gives Back

May 12, 2025

AGMS Student Council Gives Back

On May 1st, members of the AG Middle School Student Council spent the day on community service projects.  In the morning, they traveled to Lincoln City Mission, where they got a tour and an explanation of how the Mission Store is able to give away thousands of needed items to its poorest citizens. They then spent the next 2 hours bagging over 10 tons of shoes and clothing for distribution. Once the students returned to Ashland, they were able to help city employees plant 175 small trees that will beautify the trails near . . .

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Link to article: Seeking Raikes Teacher Nominations

Dec 31, 2024

Seeking Raikes Teacher Nominations

RAIKES HONORED TEACHER AWARD Each year the Alice Raikes family honors one teaching staff member with the Alice Raikes Distinguished Teaching Award. The award is announced at our annual Foundation spring dinner. The winner of the award receives a $1,250 cash prize and $1,250 to spend on their department or grade level.  The Raikes family decides on who to honor based on nomination forms submitted by school staff, parents, community members and students.  To . . .

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