School Assembly Entertainment in Omaha

Made for the school setting

Schools are tricky environments — limited time, big groups, kids with different energy levels, and strict rules about what works and what doesn't. Renee has been working with Omaha-area schools, daycares, and PTA groups for over 20 years. She knows how to:

• Manage a line of 50+ kids efficiently — fast classic twists, fair turn-taking, no one left out
• Adapt to your schedule — recess, lunch, after-school, half-day assemblies, all manageable
• Work without disrupting the school day — quiet setup, clean breakdown, no electrical needs
• Engage the shy kids — gently, without putting them on the spot

What schools book Renee for

• Reading reward days — incentive for finishing the reading challenge
• End-of-year celebrations — last week of school treat
• Field day / fun day add-ons — a station kids rotate through
• PTA fundraisers and family nights — draws families to the event
• After-school program enrichment — special-treat afternoons
• Holiday parties — Halloween, Valentine's, end-of-year

What she does for school events

Classic balloon twisting — balloon animals, swords, hats, flowers, and simple custom requests (dinosaurs, unicorns, dogs, princess wands, you name it). She does not do balloon décor or arches; this is the live "balloon for every kid" entertainment style that works for assemblies and special days.

What Omaha-area schools have hired her for

Schools and PTAs across the metro — from Omaha Public Schools campuses to Bellevue, Council Bluffs, Papillion, La Vista, and Elkhorn-area programs. Reach out and Renee will tell you if she's worked with your school before.

Quick FAQs for schools

How many kids per hour? About 30–40 kids depending on the type of balloons requested. For bigger groups, book longer or ask about a second artist.

Setup needs? A small table, a chair, and a spot near a wall. That's it.

Insurance? Yes — Renee carries liability insurance. Most schools require this.

Booking lead time? 4–6 weeks ideally, especially for end-of-year events. Shorter notice sometimes works — just call.