ALHS Tiger Talk

Sarah Olson and Amy Skinness join the podcast and surprise the student hosts by being present. A look back at the past 10 years of school and sports.

Join Principal Dibble and science teacher Ken Fiscus discussion the total solar eclipse that will take place on Monday, April 8. The co-hosts are out on assignment.

Albert Lea Area Schools welcomes Melissa Bossuyt to the district as the new Chemical Health Counselor. We introduce Melissa to the school and community with a joint podcast and Tiger Vision interview. Watch YouTube for the video version next week.

Reilly Dibble joins the podcast to talk about the oncoming onslaught of ice and snow and offer up a prediction of a potential e-learning day. What is up with Minnesota winter and spring?? Listen to find out.

Dave Langerud joins for a second time during Spring Break. Spring sports dominate the conversation along with the role of activities and leadership.

ECSE Coordinator joins the podcast to discuss what special education services look like in the Albert Lea Area Schools and to promote Rock Your Socks Day on March 21 for World Down Syndrome Day.

With Mike away at state wresting, Dibble and Jack welcome inductees from the 2024 Wall of Inspiration at ALHS.

A Section wrestling title, a big double overtime hockey win, and legendary social studies teacher Jim Haney. Mr. Haney will discuss the Wall of Inspiration Ceremony taking place on Friday, March 1. In addition, Mr. Haney remembers another Albert Lea legend, Orrie Jirele, and shares details about the scholarship fundraiser that will also take place Friday, March 1.

ALHS Dance Team is off to the state tournament for the first time since dance became an official MSHSL sport in 2000. Captains Knutson and Kokot will join the podcast to talk everything Dance Team prior to departing for Target Center in Minneapolis.

Assistant Principal Sean Gaston joins Dibble, Jack and Mike to discuss experiential education and what the registration process looks like at ALHS. Discussions about big wins for high school sports and big losses in curling.