Join our Team!
Blue Earth Area High School is seeking a Long Call substitute for a High School FACS Teacher position for the following dates within the 2025/2026 school year: April 14, 2026-May 29, 2026
Interested Candidates:
Must hold a Long Call substitute license before the start date of the assignment.
Please submit the following documents:
Resume
Please email your information to:
cshaffer@beas.blueearth.k12.mn.us
Conan Shaffer, High School Principal
Blue Earth Area Schools
1125 US-169, Blue Earth, MN 56013
(507) 526-3201
Located in Blue Earth, Minnesota at the junction of Interstate 90 and US Highway 169, the Blue Earth Area School District ISD 2860 serves the Southern Minnesota communities of Blue Earth, Frost, Winnebago, Delavan, and Elmore. The district’s mission is to invest in students so they succeed and excel in an ever-changing world.
The Blue Earth Area Robotics Team attended the 2026 FIRST Robotics Competition at the University of Northern Iowa from March 26–28, where they competed in the game REBUILT. The team competed alongside 52 other teams from , using engineering skills to complete a variety of tasks in order to score points. These tasks included scoring “fuel” by shooting balls into designated bins, crossing obstacles, climbing a tower, and earning match bonuses as part of a three-team alliance.
Teams must collaborate with their alliance partners to achieve shared goals and maximize their scores. However, in the next match, those same teams may become competitors. This dynamic is why the competition emphasizes “gracious cooperation.”
Our team encountered some hardships, as we were unable to fully compete in a couple of matches due to mechanical breakdowns. However, we persevered with borrowed parts and ultimately placed 42nd overall. One of the most valuable aspects of U.S. FIRST Robotics is that it is not solely about winning, but about the learning, growth, and experiences gained along the way.
Below are photos of our robot in competition and our team receiving grant funding from the Gene Haas Foundation, which will help cover the cost of replacing components that failed during the competition.
Teams must collaborate with their alliance partners to achieve shared goals and maximize their scores. However, in the next match, those same teams may become competitors. This dynamic is why the competition emphasizes “gracious cooperation.”
Our team encountered some hardships, as we were unable to fully compete in a couple of matches due to mechanical breakdowns. However, we persevered with borrowed parts and ultimately placed 42nd overall. One of the most valuable aspects of U.S. FIRST Robotics is that it is not solely about winning, but about the learning, growth, and experiences gained along the way.
Below are photos of our robot in competition and our team receiving grant funding from the Gene Haas Foundation, which will help cover the cost of replacing components that failed during the competition.
At Blue Earth Area Schools, we have so much to celebrate, especially our incredible seniors! As we head to the end of the school year, we’re excited to highlight one outstanding BEA senior each day, showcasing their unique contributions and achievements.
#seniorspotlight
#beabucpride
#seniorspotlight
#beabucpride
At Blue Earth Area Schools, we have so much to celebrate, especially our incredible seniors! As we head to the end of the school year, we’re excited to highlight one outstanding BEA senior each day, showcasing their unique contributions and achievements.
#seniorspotlight
#beabucpride
#seniorspotlight
#beabucpride
It's week 2 of Mr. Johnson's Choir VIP awards! Each week 4 students will be honored, and they get to wear a custom CHOIR VIP chain, get a treat, and a picture for social media. Some of the awards are peer nominated.
Concert Choir:
Musical Excellence: Natalie Schiltz
Effort and Focus: Elaena Schiltz
Most Improved: Logan Rademaker
Leadership and Teamwork: McKinley Hanson
Intermediate Chorus
Musical Excellence: Avery Asmus
Effort and Focus: Kenzi Eckmann
Most Improved: Juan Romero
Leadership and Teamwork: Elizabeth Koestler
Thanks for helping us celebrate these students!
#beabucpride
Concert Choir:
Musical Excellence: Natalie Schiltz
Effort and Focus: Elaena Schiltz
Most Improved: Logan Rademaker
Leadership and Teamwork: McKinley Hanson
Intermediate Chorus
Musical Excellence: Avery Asmus
Effort and Focus: Kenzi Eckmann
Most Improved: Juan Romero
Leadership and Teamwork: Elizabeth Koestler
Thanks for helping us celebrate these students!
#beabucpride
We are excited to share that 114 Dairy Queen coupons have been given out so far to our Rider of the Week recipients—great job to all who have earned this recognition! There is still plenty of time to earn yours, so keep demonstrating safe, respectful, and responsible behavior on the bus. Keep up the great work, and a big thank you to Dairy Queen for generously providing these rewards!
#beabucpride
#beabucpride
At Blue Earth Area Schools, we have so much to celebrate, especially our incredible seniors! As we head to the end of the school year, we’re excited to highlight one outstanding BEA senior each day, showcasing their unique contributions and achievements.
#seniorspotlight
#beabucpride
#seniorspotlight
#beabucpride
At Blue Earth Area Schools, we have so much to celebrate, especially our incredible seniors! As we head to the end of the school year, we’re excited to highlight one outstanding BEA senior each day, showcasing their unique contributions and achievements.
#seniorspotlight
#beabucpride
#seniorspotlight
#beabucpride
At Blue Earth Area Schools, we have so much to celebrate, especially our incredible seniors! As we head to the end of the school year, we’re excited to highlight one outstanding BEA senior each day, showcasing their unique contributions and achievements.
#seniorspotlight
#beabucpride
#seniorspotlight
#beabucpride
Don't look too closely if you're squeamish!
Mrs. Volz’s Plants & Animal class is wrapping up their animal dissections with fish and frogs. Today, they jumped right in and studied the internal anatomy of a frog.
Students were able to see the liver, heart, lungs, stomach, and small & large intestines. Some students were able to open the stomach to see if any insects had been eaten, and other students were able to remove the mesentery and discovered just how long the small intestine is!
Mrs. Volz’s Plants & Animal class is wrapping up their animal dissections with fish and frogs. Today, they jumped right in and studied the internal anatomy of a frog.
Students were able to see the liver, heart, lungs, stomach, and small & large intestines. Some students were able to open the stomach to see if any insects had been eaten, and other students were able to remove the mesentery and discovered just how long the small intestine is!
Mr. Johnson, BEA Choir Director, is starting a new tradition to build connection, comradery, and to celebrate students in choir. Each week 4 students will be honored as Choir VIP's. They get to wear a custom CHOIR VIP chain and get a treat. Some of the awards are peer nominated.
Concert Choir:
Musical Excellence: Ava Petersen
Effort and Focused: Molly Eastvold
Most Improved: Gibson Haase
Leadership and Teamwork: Berkley Wielenga
Intermediate Chorus:
Musical Excellence: Dulane Olson
Effort and Focused: Clara Backstrom
Most Improved: Sakura Harding
Leadership and Teamwork: Lonnie Nelson
At Blue Earth Area Schools, we have so much to celebrate, especially our incredible seniors! As we head to the end of the school year, we’re excited to highlight one outstanding BEA senior each day, showcasing their unique contributions and achievements.
#seniorspotlight
#beabucpride
#seniorspotlight
#beabucpride
BEA is proud to announce that Grace Hanson signed with Luther College in Decorah, IA and will be part of the Tennis team for the Norse next year.
At Blue Earth Area Schools, we have so much to celebrate, especially our incredible seniors! As we head to the end of the school year, we’re excited to highlight one outstanding BEA senior each day, showcasing their unique contributions and achievements.
#seniorspotlight
#beabucpride
#seniorspotlight
#beabucpride
Congratulations to BEA HS Math Teacher, Lindsey Norman, who was selected to be the recipient of the 2025/2026 Quarter 3 Traveling Teacher Trophy! Each quarter, students get the opportunity to nominate a teacher who goes above and beyond to make BEA a beautiful place! 🤩
At Blue Earth Area Schools, we have so much to celebrate, especially our incredible seniors! As we head to the end of the school year, we’re excited to highlight one outstanding BEA senior each day, showcasing their unique contributions and achievements.
#seniorspotlight
#beabucpride
#seniorspotlight
#beabucpride
Join our Team!
Blue Earth Area High School is seeking a full time Physical Education Teacher for the 2026-2027 school year.
Interested Candidates:
Must hold or be able to obtain a Minnesota Teaching License before the start of the 2026/27 school year.
Please email your resume to the office of:
Dave Dressler, Principal
Blue Earth Area Schools
315 East 6th Street
Blue Earth MN 56013
507.526.3090
ddressler@beas.blueearth.k12.mn.us
Located in Blue Earth, Minnesota at the junction of Interstate 90 and US Highway 169, the Blue Earth Area School District ISD 2860 serves the Southern Minnesota communities of Blue Earth, Frost, Winnebago, Delavan, and Elmore. The district’s mission is to invest in students so they succeed and excel in an ever-changing world. Check out: www.beaschools.org
Blue Earth Area High School is seeking a full time Physical Education Teacher for the 2026-2027 school year.
Interested Candidates:
Must hold or be able to obtain a Minnesota Teaching License before the start of the 2026/27 school year.
Please email your resume to the office of:
Dave Dressler, Principal
Blue Earth Area Schools
315 East 6th Street
Blue Earth MN 56013
507.526.3090
ddressler@beas.blueearth.k12.mn.us
Located in Blue Earth, Minnesota at the junction of Interstate 90 and US Highway 169, the Blue Earth Area School District ISD 2860 serves the Southern Minnesota communities of Blue Earth, Frost, Winnebago, Delavan, and Elmore. The district’s mission is to invest in students so they succeed and excel in an ever-changing world. Check out: www.beaschools.org
Join our Team!
Blue Earth Area High School is seeking a full time Special Education Teacher for the 2026-2027 school year.
Interested Candidates:
Must hold or be able to obtain a MN Special Education License before the start of the 2026/27 school year.
Please email your resume to the office of:
Dave Dressler, Principal
Blue Earth Area Schools
315 East 6th Street
Blue Earth MN 56013
507.526.3090
ddressler@beas.blueearth.k12.mn.us
Located in Blue Earth, Minnesota at the junction of Interstate 90 and US Highway 169, the Blue Earth Area School District ISD 2860 serves the Southern Minnesota communities of Blue Earth, Frost, Winnebago, Delavan, and Elmore. The district’s mission is to invest in students so they succeed and excel in an ever-changing world. Check out: www.beaschools.org
Blue Earth Area High School is seeking a full time Special Education Teacher for the 2026-2027 school year.
Interested Candidates:
Must hold or be able to obtain a MN Special Education License before the start of the 2026/27 school year.
Please email your resume to the office of:
Dave Dressler, Principal
Blue Earth Area Schools
315 East 6th Street
Blue Earth MN 56013
507.526.3090
ddressler@beas.blueearth.k12.mn.us
Located in Blue Earth, Minnesota at the junction of Interstate 90 and US Highway 169, the Blue Earth Area School District ISD 2860 serves the Southern Minnesota communities of Blue Earth, Frost, Winnebago, Delavan, and Elmore. The district’s mission is to invest in students so they succeed and excel in an ever-changing world. Check out: www.beaschools.org
Join our Team!
Blue Earth Area High School is seeking a full time Elementary General Education Teacher for the 2026-2027 school year.
Interested Candidates:
Must hold or be able to obtain a MN Teaching License before the start of the 2026/27 school year.
Please email your resume to the office of:
Dave Dressler, Principal
Blue Earth Area Schools
315 East 6th Street
Blue Earth MN 56013
507.526.3090
ddressler@beas.blueearth.k12.mn.us
Located in Blue Earth, Minnesota at the junction of Interstate 90 and US Highway 169, the Blue Earth Area School District ISD 2860 serves the Southern Minnesota communities of Blue Earth, Frost, Winnebago, Delavan, and Elmore. The district’s mission is to invest in students so they succeed and excel in an ever-changing world. Check out: www.beaschools.org
Blue Earth Area High School is seeking a full time Elementary General Education Teacher for the 2026-2027 school year.
Interested Candidates:
Must hold or be able to obtain a MN Teaching License before the start of the 2026/27 school year.
Please email your resume to the office of:
Dave Dressler, Principal
Blue Earth Area Schools
315 East 6th Street
Blue Earth MN 56013
507.526.3090
ddressler@beas.blueearth.k12.mn.us
Located in Blue Earth, Minnesota at the junction of Interstate 90 and US Highway 169, the Blue Earth Area School District ISD 2860 serves the Southern Minnesota communities of Blue Earth, Frost, Winnebago, Delavan, and Elmore. The district’s mission is to invest in students so they succeed and excel in an ever-changing world. Check out: www.beaschools.org
Join us tonight at 7:00 pm at the High School PAC for our 5-12 Band Concert!
Livestream Link: https://boxcast.tv/view/5-12-band-concert-yk4208nkzsqpufvbx1bd
Livestream Link: https://boxcast.tv/view/5-12-band-concert-yk4208nkzsqpufvbx1bd
