Kimball Area junior high volleyball completed its 2025 fall season at the CMC tournament on Oct. 11 at ACGC. The Cubs played hard and finished 4th in both the 7th and 8th grade brackets. Thank you Coach Strand and Coach Pelzer for leading the way. #KimballVolleyball
Happy Grandparents Day! 👵👴
Today, we celebrated the incredible grandparents who fill our students' lives with love, wisdom, and endless support. Thank you for the stories, the hugs, and the life lessons. Your impact on our students is immeasurable!
#GrandparentsDay #KimballElementary #Family #Community #CubsPride
Today, we celebrated the incredible grandparents who fill our students' lives with love, wisdom, and endless support. Thank you for the stories, the hugs, and the life lessons. Your impact on our students is immeasurable!
#GrandparentsDay #KimballElementary #Family #Community #CubsPride
Registration for Travel Basketball for Boys and Girls Grades 4-6 is due TODAY (10/10)!
To register: https://kimball.cr3.rschooltoday.com/public/getclass/category_id/7/program_id/4/subcategory_id/2
Contact Community Ed with questions.
#KimballCommunityEd
Just a reminder, The Rooster Bowl is tonight, Friday, Oct. 10 at Eden Valley-Watkins, 7:00!
The Rooster Bowl, which was started in 1996 to honor the late Ronald “Rooster” Arnold, is a traveling trophy between Kimball and Eden Valley-Watkins schools. The winner of the annual football game gets to take home the trophy and have bragging rights for the year. The Trophy symbolizes the history of the great rivalry between Kimball and Eden Valley-Watkins and the passion in all of us for the game of football.
“Rooster” as he was remembered by most everyone, was a lifelong resident of the Watkins, Kimball, and Eden Valley Communities. He was perhaps the biggest fan of this friendly rivalry in its football form each fall. Rooster and his wife Elaine raised their family in Watkins. With his kids attending Kimball Schools, the annual football game between the two schools took center stage every fall and the outcome determined a year of bragging rights. Rooster’s three sons, Mike, Pat and Casey, as well as his grandchildren, Ronnie and Henry all played or are currently playing football for the Kimball Cubs. His two daughters, Kelly and Heidi, also participated in athletics in Kimball. The Kimball vs. Eden Valley-Watkins contests, no matter what the sport, was always a big game for Rooster and his family.
Rooster passed away in March of 1995. His widow and children established the Rooster Bowl the next year, and purchased a large trophy to be held by the winning team each year. The first Rooster Bowl game was played Oct. 4, 1996.
Kimball got the privilege to house the trophy for the past year, as we won it in 2024 with the score 28-20! Let's hang on to the trophy, and bring home a Win!!!
The Rooster Bowl, which was started in 1996 to honor the late Ronald “Rooster” Arnold, is a traveling trophy between Kimball and Eden Valley-Watkins schools. The winner of the annual football game gets to take home the trophy and have bragging rights for the year. The Trophy symbolizes the history of the great rivalry between Kimball and Eden Valley-Watkins and the passion in all of us for the game of football.
“Rooster” as he was remembered by most everyone, was a lifelong resident of the Watkins, Kimball, and Eden Valley Communities. He was perhaps the biggest fan of this friendly rivalry in its football form each fall. Rooster and his wife Elaine raised their family in Watkins. With his kids attending Kimball Schools, the annual football game between the two schools took center stage every fall and the outcome determined a year of bragging rights. Rooster’s three sons, Mike, Pat and Casey, as well as his grandchildren, Ronnie and Henry all played or are currently playing football for the Kimball Cubs. His two daughters, Kelly and Heidi, also participated in athletics in Kimball. The Kimball vs. Eden Valley-Watkins contests, no matter what the sport, was always a big game for Rooster and his family.
Rooster passed away in March of 1995. His widow and children established the Rooster Bowl the next year, and purchased a large trophy to be held by the winning team each year. The first Rooster Bowl game was played Oct. 4, 1996.
Kimball got the privilege to house the trophy for the past year, as we won it in 2024 with the score 28-20! Let's hang on to the trophy, and bring home a Win!!!
Kimball Area Community Ed held a successful chess league this fall. Thank you to our participants and to Mr. Stangle for leading the helm. #KimballProud
Kimball Area Community Ed had 20 girls in 5th and 6th grade play team volleyball this fall. They finished their season with intersquad scrimmages in front of a fun crowd at the elementary. Way to go Cubs! #KimballCommunityEd
Fall Art Camp starts Oct. 21 for K–2 and Oct. 22 for Grades 3–6! There are only a few more spots in each class.
For more information: https://kimball.cr3.rschooltoday.com/public/getclass/category_id/4/program_id/4
#KimballCommunityEd
Kimball's 7th grade volleyball players traveled to Maple Lake on Oct. 7 for a CMC match. The Cubs used strong serving and scrappy defense to win 4 of 5 sets. Way to go Cubs! #KimballVolleyball
The Rooster Bowl is this Friday, Oct. 10 at Eden Valley-Watkins, 7:00!
The Rooster Bowl, which was started in 1996 to honor the late Ronald “Rooster” Arnold, is a traveling trophy between Kimball and Eden Valley-Watkins schools. The winner of the annual football game gets to take home the trophy and have bragging rights for the year. The Trophy symbolizes the history of the great rivalry between Kimball and Eden Valley-Watkins and the passion in all of us for the game of football.
“Rooster” as he was remembered by most everyone, was a lifelong resident of the Watkins, Kimball, and Eden Valley Communities. He was perhaps the biggest fan of this friendly rivalry in its football form each fall. Rooster and his wife Elaine raised their family in Watkins. With his kids attending Kimball Schools, the annual football game between the two schools took center stage every fall and the outcome determined a year of bragging rights. Rooster’s three sons, Mike, Pat and Casey, as well as his grandchildren, Ronnie and Henry all played or are currently playing football for the Kimball Cubs. His two daughters, Kelly and Heidi, also participated in athletics in Kimball. The Kimball vs. Eden Valley-Watkins contests, no matter what the sport, was always a big game for Rooster and his family.
Rooster passed away in March of 1995. His widow and children established the Rooster Bowl the next year, and purchased a large trophy to be held by the winning team each year. The first Rooster Bowl game was played Oct. 4, 1996.
Kimball got the privilege to house the trophy for the past year, as we won it in 2024 with the score 28-20! Let's hang on to the trophy, and bring home a Win!!!
The Rooster Bowl, which was started in 1996 to honor the late Ronald “Rooster” Arnold, is a traveling trophy between Kimball and Eden Valley-Watkins schools. The winner of the annual football game gets to take home the trophy and have bragging rights for the year. The Trophy symbolizes the history of the great rivalry between Kimball and Eden Valley-Watkins and the passion in all of us for the game of football.
“Rooster” as he was remembered by most everyone, was a lifelong resident of the Watkins, Kimball, and Eden Valley Communities. He was perhaps the biggest fan of this friendly rivalry in its football form each fall. Rooster and his wife Elaine raised their family in Watkins. With his kids attending Kimball Schools, the annual football game between the two schools took center stage every fall and the outcome determined a year of bragging rights. Rooster’s three sons, Mike, Pat and Casey, as well as his grandchildren, Ronnie and Henry all played or are currently playing football for the Kimball Cubs. His two daughters, Kelly and Heidi, also participated in athletics in Kimball. The Kimball vs. Eden Valley-Watkins contests, no matter what the sport, was always a big game for Rooster and his family.
Rooster passed away in March of 1995. His widow and children established the Rooster Bowl the next year, and purchased a large trophy to be held by the winning team each year. The first Rooster Bowl game was played Oct. 4, 1996.
Kimball got the privilege to house the trophy for the past year, as we won it in 2024 with the score 28-20! Let's hang on to the trophy, and bring home a Win!!!
There is only a few more days to get registered for Gr. 4-6 Travel Basketball! Registration is due Oct. 10.
Learn more about Travel Basketball here: https://www.kimball.k12.mn.us/article/2429407
#KimballCommunityEd
Third grade had their annual day at Schiefelbein Farms!
It was a chilly game for JV Football who hosted Redwood Valley, the Cubs fell short to the Cardinals.
Game Day!!
Volleyball will host Rockford for Parents Night, starting at 5:30. Lets Go Cubs!!!
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The Kimball Area Fine Arts Department is hosting a Halloween fundraising concert next Monday, Oct. 13, at 7:00 pm in the North Gym at the Kimball Area High School. The event will include a Dessert Dash with a free will offering, a music concert and an art show.
The music concert will include performances by the Varsity Choir, Varsity Band and the Jazz Band. The evening will also showcase the talent of our Kimball Area Arts Club members.
Admission is $5 per person at the door. All proceeds will help fund the upcoming 2027 Kimball Area Fine Arts trip for our students.
Contact the Kimball Area Fine Arts Booster Club with questions at: kimball.fineartsboosters@gmail.com.
The music concert will include performances by the Varsity Choir, Varsity Band and the Jazz Band. The evening will also showcase the talent of our Kimball Area Arts Club members.
Admission is $5 per person at the door. All proceeds will help fund the upcoming 2027 Kimball Area Fine Arts trip for our students.
Contact the Kimball Area Fine Arts Booster Club with questions at: kimball.fineartsboosters@gmail.com.
Congratulations to the newly inducted 2025 Kimball Area National Honor Society members. There were 16 students who received the honor this evening, marking the most to be inducted in a class in school history. Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Service. #KimballProud
Kimball Area National Honor Society is excited to induct 16 new members tonight, Oct. 5, starting at 6:30 pm in the high school cafetorium. Park in the south lot and enter door #10. #KimballProud
Kimball Area ECFE classes are off to a great start under the leadership of Felicia Mills. Contact the Early Childhood office for more details at 320-398-7700 X 2903. https://www.kimball.k12.mn.us/page/early-childhood-family-education
More highlights from our K–4 Youth Volleyball Night! We loved seeing all the energy and smiles out on the court. A big thank-you to everyone who helped make it such a fun and memorable experience for our youngest players!
This year, Youth Volleyball Skills had 25 players registered. Each participant received a Gatorade and an autographed poster as a special thank-you for their hard work. Way to go, Cubs!
#KimballCommunityEd #KimballVolleyball
This year, Youth Volleyball Skills had 25 players registered. Each participant received a Gatorade and an autographed poster as a special thank-you for their hard work. Way to go, Cubs!
#KimballCommunityEd #KimballVolleyball
Football heads to Redwood Valley tonight at 7:00! Go Cubs!
Livestream: https://fan.hudl.com/United-States/MN/Redwood-Falls/organization/7884/Redwood-Valley-Cardinals
Kimball Area Youth Volleyball Night was a success on Oct. 2! Youth volleyball players in grades K-4 showcased their skills during the varsity game. Way to go Cubs! #KimballCommunityEd #KimballVolleyball
