The Sergeant Bluff-Luton Community School District is seeking a highly skilled, detail‑oriented professional to serve as the School Business Official.
In this vital leadership role, you will manage our financial resources to ensure we deliver the highest quality educational services to our students. From budget planning and payroll to risk management and financial oversight, you will be the financial backbone of our district, working hand-in-hand with the Superintendent and the Board of Education.
This is a 12‑month, full‑time position with an annual salary of $90,00-$100,000, including a comprehensive benefits package (single health insurance plan, dental, IPERS, vacation, sick leave, and life insurance).
Job posting closes on June 29.
Anticipated interview dates: July 7 or 8.
In this vital leadership role, you will manage our financial resources to ensure we deliver the highest quality educational services to our students. From budget planning and payroll to risk management and financial oversight, you will be the financial backbone of our district, working hand-in-hand with the Superintendent and the Board of Education.
This is a 12‑month, full‑time position with an annual salary of $90,00-$100,000, including a comprehensive benefits package (single health insurance plan, dental, IPERS, vacation, sick leave, and life insurance).
Job posting closes on June 29.
Anticipated interview dates: July 7 or 8.
SBL Middle School is seeking a dynamic, empathetic, and highly organized professional to serve as the building secretary. The ideal candidate must possess exceptional emotional intelligence, a calm demeanor, and a genuine joy for working with young adolescents. This position requires a unique blend of sharp multitasking skills and absolute discretion, as responsibilities range from greeting families and managing daily attendance to handling sensitive student records and coordinating school-wide communications. The ideal candidate should also be technically proficient in Google Workspace/MS Office and adaptable to student information systems. To join our team, please submit your application, resume, cover letter, and professional references to Dr. Jill Brown at brownjil@sblschool.com.
Did you participate in speech in high school? The district is looking for the next Speech Coach to coach individual and team speech. If you are interested, please contact Mr. Jason Klingensmith at klingjas@sblschools.com. No licensure is required for this position.
We've added gravel to add another row of parking. See you tonight at the ballgames. Go Warriors!
3rd Place - two years in a row!
The SBL boys' tennis team will play for third place tomorrow.
Baseballs and softball fans,,
We have spent significant dollars to build high-quality fields for our athletes. Help us protect it. Sunflower seeds are extremely harmful to natural turf. There are signs up as you enter that say no seeds. While you are not on the field as a fan, wind over time will blow them on to the field. Below are reasons why seeds are harmful to the turf. Thank you for your cooperation in protecting our investment.
-Fiber Wear: Accumulated shells create friction and abrasive wear on the synthetic grass blades.
-Drainage Issues: The shells slip into the crumb rubber or sand infill, blocking the field's drainage systems.
-Bacterial & Mold Growth: Unlike natural dirt and grass, synthetic turf cannot naturally decompose organic matter. Decaying seeds and shells trap moisture, leading to mold, fungi, and harmful bacteria.
-Pest Attraction: Discarded shells draw birds and rodents, which can physically tear up the turf and leave behind harmful droppings. (This is a real concern as we have rodents due to being near a field.)
Baseballs and softball fans,,
We have spent significant dollars to build high-quality fields for our athletes. Help us protect it. Sunflower seeds are extremely harmful to natural turf. There are signs up as you enter that say no seeds. While you are not on the field as a fan, wind over time will blow them on to the field. Below are reasons why seeds are harmful to the turf. Thank you for your cooperation in protecting our investment.
-Fiber Wear: Accumulated shells create friction and abrasive wear on the synthetic grass blades.
-Drainage Issues: The shells slip into the crumb rubber or sand infill, blocking the field's drainage systems.
-Bacterial & Mold Growth: Unlike natural dirt and grass, synthetic turf cannot naturally decompose organic matter. Decaying seeds and shells trap moisture, leading to mold, fungi, and harmful bacteria.
-Pest Attraction: Discarded shells draw birds and rodents, which can physically tear up the turf and leave behind harmful droppings. (This is a real concern as we have rodents due to being near a field.)
It was a great night for the first baseball game at the new baseball field. Thanks Coach Admire for throwing out the first pitch.
A reminder of a few things for fans at the first baseball game on the new field:
1. Seeds are not allowed by fans or athletes as they can damage the turf. Thank you for your cooperation.
2. Additional parking can be on the grass on the north side of the gravel parking lot. Veer to the left of the parking lot onto the grass and then park facing south. (This will be graveled next week.)
3. The 185th will be assisting with the national anthem.
4. There is room by the bleachers for lawn chairs. Feel free to sit down the foul lines on lawn chairs as well.
5. Check out the new sign above the water fountains as you arrive. The sign was made by the students in Warrior Manufacturing.
Please join us in celebrating three incredible SBL educators as they begin their retirement!
Thank you, Kelly Adams, Kati Bak, and Matt Sterk, for the countless lives you’ve touched and the lasting impact you’ve made on our community. We wish you all the best in this exciting new chapter!
The first home baseball game at the new field is Friday night. JV is at 5:30 and the varsity is at 7:30. Former Coach, Rick Admire, will be throwing out the first pitch before the varsity game. The 185th is helping with the National Anthem.
Congratulations to Tyler for his individual fourth place finish today. Congratulations to Joe and Brayton for finishing third in doubles. Good luck at state team tennis next week!
Mrs. Adam's was presented with a bench by the primary staff at the tennis courts in her and Doug's name. The plaque reads, "A smile on your face and a song in your heart."
Reminder of the 1pm dismissal today. Have a great summer and see you next year!
The first softball game is underway. Thank you Coach Prince for throwing out the first pitch.
The boys tennis team is heading back to state for the third year in a row. Good luck Warriors!
Whether coming to the East Campus today for tennis or softball, please park neatly as designed so we can accommodate everyone that comes. There is approximately the same number of parking spaces as there was at the old field when combing the school parking lots and the other lots near the old field. Thank you and Go Warriors!
The first home softball game is tomorrow night. Reminder to fans that sunflower seeds are NOT allowed on the East Campus by players OR FANS. The shells can cause damage to the turf. Thank you for your cooperation in protecting our new field.
SBL Middle School Band participated in the Tulip Festival Parade on May 15th! Way to go Warriors!
