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New Ulm High School (NUHS) is a public high school located in New Ulm, Minnesota. The high school itself has an enrollment of approximately 750 students. Founded in 1857, it is currently located at 414 South Payne Street. The school's mascot is the Eagle.
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Greater New Ulm
New Ulm High School is the largest of three high schools in New Ulm.
Events and Organizations
New Ulm High School's annual events include Homecoming Week, which always includes the "Battle of the Classes."[citation needed] Tradition has it that the Seniors always win this event.[citation needed] Another event is Snow Week, which includes "human dog" sled races.[citation needed] The school holds a prom in spring.
Some of the student organizations include: Speech, Knowledge Bowl, One Act, STABLE, SPOTS, Student Council, FFA, FCCLA, Payne Street Singers, Jazz Band, Choir, Mock Trial, Yearbook, and Band.
New Ulm High School Sports and Rivalry
New Ulm competes in the South Central Conference, which includes public high schools for Blue Earth area, Fairmont, St. James, St.Peter and Waseca. Waseca has been perhaps the most interesting rivalry ever since a few Blue Jays toilet papered NUHS. That incident happened on the eve of Waseca's Homecoming game against New Ulm. The most recent addition to this list is Mankato West. The rivalry really kicked off in the semifinal round in the 2007 hockey season when a fight broke out on the ice after the game. The fighting spread to the fans out in the parking lot of the Mankato Civic Center.
NUHS Today
Due to recent budget cuts for school funding from the state, the New Ulm Middle School had to shut down and now shares space with the New Ulm High School.[1]
Notable alumni
- Terry Steinbach
- Jamie Hoffmann
Footnotes
- ^ Stachura, Sea (2007-05-09). "New Ulm school closure sends ripples though community". Minnesota Public Radio. http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2007/05/09/newulmschool/. Retrieved 2008-06-12.
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Categories:- High schools in Minnesota
- Educational institutions established in 1857
- Schools in Brown County, Minnesota
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