Sleepy Eye Public School Class of 1957
Sleepy Eye Public High School Class of 1957 held their 68-year class reunion on August 14 at The Dawg Haus.
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More new faces at Sleepy Eye Public School
High school social studies teacher Zoe Macklanburg and agriculture/FFA teacher Alyssa Mitchell cover very different subjects, but their goal is the same: to make learning fun for their students.
Sleepy Eye Public’s 2025 Homecoming Court
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Volleyball roundup
The Sleepy Eye Indians faced off against GFW and the St. Mary’s Knights played Wabasso on Tuesday, Sept. 9, both at home. Both matches ended in victory for the Sleepy Eye teams.
Work experience for real life: Sleepy Eye students on the job
It’s an old joke - or complaint - that students graduate high school knowing that mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell but without knowing how to balance a checkbook, write a resume, or prepare for an interview. Fortunately, Sleepy Eye’s On the Job Training program (OJT) has stepped in to fill the gap between school and real life by coordinating local businesses willing to host students who are interested in gaining work experience.
SEU Football
The second year of Sleepy Eye Public and St. Mary’s co-op football team began with a 22-14 victory against BOLD on Aug. 28.
Sleepy Eye Indians Volleyball
A new year and a new team bring challenges, but head coach Sydney Geiger said that the players’ talent and energy will be the key to its success.
Volleyball roundup
A home game against MVL on Tuesday, Aug. 26 ended in victory for the St. Mary’s Knights, while Sleepy Eye Public Indians’ away game against Loyola resulted in a loss.
The new faces of Sleepy Eye Public
Sleepy Eye Public’s 2025-2026 school year kicked off with the addition of two new faculty members.
Welcome back to school!
Sleepy Eye Public School students returned to the school building on Monday, August 18, sharing all the great summer adventures with their friends. Yes, it is once again back to school time. Kindergarten started with two days of parent-teacher meetings and their first day of school on August 20. On the high school side, 7th graders reported Monday to go through their big transition day to the high school and the rest of the 8-12 graders reported to school on Tuesday.