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Friday the WCHS Track Team travels to Mankato for the Grizzly Invitational ⚡️🐅⚡️
Make plans to shop the FFA flower sale and FBLA's bake sale this Saturday, May 4th. FFA has grown a variety of beautiful flowers with some arrangements perfect for your front porch and FBLA has baked goods to satisfy your sweet tooth. FBLA will also have their Tiger hats ready for purchase and $10 Washington County t-shirts. All this is taking place at the Ag shop. We look forward to seeing you Saturday!
Today was our last birthday lunch of the school year. I think the May birthday students had a great time with family and friends. (4th-6th)
Today was our last birthday lunch of the school year. I think the May birthday students had a great time with family and friends. (K-3rd)
Our junior high Tigers finishes the season string yesterday at the BVL track meet. Many PR's were achieved and still some tried new events in the last meet of the year.
Our 8th grade boys were BVL Runner ups, 7th grade boys got 5th, 8th grade girls got 5th, and 7th grade girls got 6th.
The coaches are proud of the team. It was a great year.
Uniform turn in, pizza party, and awards day is Monday, May 6th after school.
We are still working on getting a link for official results. Paper copy of the results have been posted in the locker rooms.
This morning Mrs. Hedke's third graders visited our Classroom to Career sponsor, Washington County Vet Clinic. Dr. Stewart explained his career and daily life as an animal healthcare professional. Thank you WCV for spending your morning with us!
Lucas with his bale blind that he built to deer hunt out of. He still needs to wrap it in plastic and straw but the carcass is built. He used repurposed lumber and this is a good way to use it up for a hobby he enjoys thoroughly.
Yesterday, Governor Laura Kelly proclaimed May 5 as Kansas Kids Fitness Day. Increased physical activity is associated with a decreased risk of depression, improved mood and memory, stronger bones, and better heart health. By encouraging children to engage in regular physical activity and adopt healthy lifestyle choices, Kansas is investing in a healthier future for its citizens. As Kansas Kids Fitness Day approaches on May 5, communities, schools, and families are encouraged to participate in activities that promote physical activity and healthy living. Whether it’s participating in organized sports, taking walks in nature, or simply enjoying the outdoors, there are countless ways to stay active. Helpful tips and ideas can be found here: https://www.cdc.gov/healthyweight/physical_activity/getting_started.html?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery
The WCHS Track teams competed in Minneapolis today and showed out against larger school competition! Lots of JV and Varsity medals, and PRs. The weightman's relay debuted and "cooked" to take 1st! The Girls team also took the team championship! ⚡️🐅⚡️
https://live.reddirtrunning.com/meets/36562/track-scores/genDivMSR%7C36562%7C43765%7C6
The Scholastic Book Fair is coming to Washington County Elementary on Thursday, May 2. The books will be set up in the elementary lobby from 12:00 pm until after the May Fete (approximately 8:00 pm). There will be lots of books available to purchase to help students continue reading over the summer!
The Community Connections projects for this week. We love giving back to our school and community.
Our Junior High tigers will be competing in the BVL track meet tomorrow at HOME. We have a 1:00 field event start, 2:30 will be the 3200, and all running starts at 3:15-3:30 ish. They are all shooting for PR's tomorrow! #tigerstrong
WCJH-HS is currently seeking driven and energetic individuals to fill coaching positions within the district. If you have any interest and/or questions regarding the available positions, please reach out to Robert Smith at rsmith@usd108.org! https://www.usd108.org/page/employment-opportunities.
The WCHS Track Team will compete Tuesday in Minneapolis
Here are the start times and order of events
WCES May Newsletter: https://5il.co/2jwyw
Please check out this newsletter. It is full of information on the many activities that happen at the end of the school year.
The WCHS track team competed at the 84th Beloit Relays today. Both boys and girls teams continued to show improvements earning medals and season/personal bests! The girls team even won the 1A/2A Title! ⚡️🐅⚡️https://milesplit.live/meets/594592/team-scores
Jesse Hoover broke the Beloit Relays meet record in the javelin with a throw of 139'10"! The old record was 136'9"set back in 2003 ⚡️🐅⚡️
14 Washington County art students represented our school at the CCCC art day today. They attended workshops and competed in the sidewalk chalk competition plus displayed their work for showing. Congratulations to Angi and Atticus for winning best of categories- they are coming home with some nice trophies. Make sure to come up Monday night to see our art displayed at the Spring Concert.
Time is running out! Don't miss your last chance to purchase your house number sign before May 1, 2024. Ensure your home stands out and finding your address easier when an emergency arises.
Tiger Spirit hats are for sale. Each hat style is featured in a picture with its price. Hats are $20 or $25 or bring in your own hat and we will add the tiger patch for $10. Contact Michelle Bruna at mbruna@usd108.org or at 785-541-1056 to get your hat today.