Thank you to our first grade dads and special friends who helped celebrate Doughnuts with Dad. Our first graders loved sharing part of thier day with them.
about 15 hours ago, Amy Hoover
dads and 1st graders
dads and 1st graders
dads and 1st graders
dads and 1st graders
dads and 1st graders
dads and 1st graders
dads and 1st graders
dads and 1st graders
Little Tigers in preschool had some special Big Tiger visitors! King and Queen of Courts candidates built, drew, read, played and danced with us! We love having them visit! Good luck tonight, Big Tigers! ❤️ 🐯 💪
about 20 hours ago, Annie Yungeberg
pm group
am group
pm dancing
destiny art
lucas dramatic play
morning dancing
lucas marble run
Brianne and sirq
Alyssa and Joey
Boys building
Come join our team at WCHS. You can find applications at https://www.usd108.org/page/employment-opportunities
1 day ago, Ryan Sanneman
Please send resumes/applications to: rsanneman@usd108.org
It's food project time in Financial Literacy class. Today, the classes traveled to Kier's to find prices on items for the 2 week menu each student designed for him/herself based on their nutritional needs. Next, students will plan on eating out for 2 weeks and try to meet their nutritional needs. The project culminates in a report and presentation on prices, nutrition and reflection on how to manage a food budget.
1 day ago, Michelle Bruna
kids
kids
kids
kids
kids
kids
kids
These young ladies punched their ticket to Kansas FCCLA STAR Event competition in April! 1st place for all of them! Way to go ladies!!! Congratulations! Emma and Amaya currently have their project on display at the city library. Stop in to see it.
2 days ago, Lisa Zaboktrsky
Susy
Charlie
Emma and Amaya
FCCLA has TWO district D officers for next year! Charlie is the 2026-27 VP of Membership and Maddy is the 2026-27 VP of Finance! I am so very proud of these young ladies and look forward to supporting them at the district level. Congratulations!!
2 days ago, Lisa Zaboktrsky
Charlie
Maddy
group
FCCLA Valentine orders are due Thursday. Please email lzabokrtsky@ usd108.org or stop by the school to place an order. Orders to 7-12 grade students will be delivered Friday afternoon. All other orders can be picked up at the high school office after 2:00 on Friday. All proceeds benefit a local person in need. Thank you for helping us help others!!!
2 days ago, Lisa Zaboktrsky
samples
flyer
order form
WE NEED YOU!
Washington County High School is looking for volunteers to judge a forensics meet on Friday, March 27!

No experience required—just a willingness to support students as they compete in acting and speech events. Judges are crucial to making this event a success, and we need lots of help!

🕒 Judging Rounds (pick one or judge them all!):
• Round 1: 3:45 PM
• Round 2: 5:15 PM
• Finals: 7:15 PM

Interested or have questions? Please contact WCHS Forensics Coach, Erin Toole, to volunteer or learn more.

Your time makes a big difference—come support our students and the arts!

3 days ago, Erin Toole
judges needed
Today was August birthday lunch. Thank you to the family and friends who came to help celebrate August student birthdays. (K-6th)
3 days ago, Fallon Craig
August bday lunch
August bday lunch
August bday lunch
August bday lunch
August bday lunch
August bday lunch
August bday lunch
August bday lunch
Hello Tigers,

Happy Winter Homecoming week! Check out this week's newsletter for info on spirit week days and homecoming candidates.

Let's have a great week!
6 days ago, Jordan Carlson
Activity Calendar, Spirit Week Days, Lunch Menu
King & Queen of Courts Candidates, Looking Ahead
Important Info from Ms. Busch
8th grade boy parents: The boys are to bring a box for class on Tuesday for their business creation. We reviewed the size of box needed in class. If they don't bring a box, it will set them back and possibly create the need to make the business at home.
8 days ago, Michelle Bruna

Results from the presentation set of FBLA events. FBLA members traveled to Republic County on January 29th. The students placing in the top 2 of these events qualify to attend state at the end of March. For many of these students, they stepped out of their comfort zones to present. They now can review their rating sheets and make improvements.

1st Banking & Financial Systems Eli Crome Gavyn LeDuc Carter Cole
4th Business Management Skyler Laflen Carter Cole
1st Community Service Project Layla Tholstrup Alyssa Jueneman Jayden Laflen
2nd Customer Service Allisson Cisneros
6th Customer Service Saige Swaim
1st Digital Animation Janessa Weiche
1st Financial Statement Analysis Layla Tholstrop Allysa Jueneman
4th Future Business Leader Kelly Annuziato
5th Future Business Leader Alyssa Juneman
3rd Graphic Design Elizabeth Earheart Aubri Applegarth
3rd Hospitaltiy and Event Management Saige Swain Joree Bentz
2nd Impromptu Speaking Adelyn Oakes
1st Intro to Business Presentation Emma Cordy Emerson Kearn
2nd Introduction to Public Speaking Aubri Apple Garth
2nd Introduction to Social Media Strategy Pallais-Trujillio Madison Linck
4th Job Interview Kelly Annuziato
8th Job Interview Alyssa Jueneman
3rd Local Chapter Annual Business Report Alyssa Jueneman Layla Throlstrop Maddy LeDuc
1st Management Information Systems Correl Miller Keira Cheely
1st Marketing Carter Cole Madison Linck Elizabeth Earhart
2nd Public Service Announcement Kelly Annuziato Macie Gepner
3rd Public Speaking Kelly Annuziato
2nd Social Media Strategies Macie Gepner Madison LeDuc
5th Sports & Entertainment Management Eli Crome Gavyn LeDuc Brody Applegarth
2nd Technology Support & Services Maddy LeDuc
4th Technology Support & Services Janessa Weiche

8 days ago, Michelle Bruna
Thanks to lessons and resources from the Kansas Corn Commission and the Kansas Corn STEM program, preschool students were able to celebrate Kansas and the importance of Kansas farmers and crops. We did a floating corn kernel experiment, built corn cobs with WikiStix, created farm shapes on playdough mats and made our own corn cobs, counting and using beads to represent kernels. We are also watching kernels sprout!
8 days ago, Annie Yungeberg
playdough mats
olenas corn
theos corn
atlas and sira watch experiment
Anthony and Joey watch experiment
afternoon playdough mats
sprouting corn
FCCLA students worked hard on projects to present at district competitions yesterday. They are an amazing group of young people and I am so proud of them trying something new and making a difference.
8 days ago, Lisa Zaboktrsky
Susy
Charlie
Amaya and Emma
group
The little tigers performance is tonight! Clinic participants will be sent home from school with a reminder note and their new cheer bow. We ask they meet us in the high school library following the girls game. (Usually around 7-7:15 pm.) Participants will sit in reserved seating to watch the first half of the boys game together, perform at half time, and then can be picked up from the high school library. Tiger Fans, the Ruby Reds and the elementary dancers are looking forward to performing for you! PS - It's a "white out" theme tonight!
9 days ago, Kaitie Wenzl
clinic t shirt design
We had a great day celebrating February birthdays (and one August birthday) with a birthday lunch.
9 days ago, Amy Hoover
February birthday students with family and friends
February birthday students with family and friends
February birthday students with family and friends
February birthday students with family and friends
February birthday students with family and friends
February birthday students with family and friends
February birthday students with family and friends
Tonight was your recognition night for basketball. These are the 3rd-4th grade girls and 4th grade boys. Way to go Tigers and thanks to the coaches for your time!
10 days ago, Mistina Baker
teams
Mrs. Baker's class finished volume 1 of their math books and celebrated with the famous snowball fight. The majority of volume 2 is on fractions and decimals. Bring on "parts of wholes"!
12 days ago, Mistina Baker
start
fight
creed
nova for a hard throw
snowball fight
ready aim fire
girls
Kaysen
Isaias
Hello Tigers

Check out this week's newsletter. Lots of activities going on for our students. Don't forget that activities are also posted on the calendar on the school website.

Have a great week!
13 days ago, Jordan Carlson
Activity Calendar, No School Days & Lunch Menu
Germs & Illness, Looking Ahead
Important Info from Ms. Busch
Tech Tuesday will be held agin on February 3rd from 8:30-9:25am in the high school business room. Write down questions and have these 3 students help you. This a no cost series designed to give assistance on technology and/or the home questions.
13 days ago, Michelle Bruna
girls with poster