Kaylee Dayhuff a 7th grader here at WC had a fantastic day today at KU Horn day, held at Murphy Hall in Lawrence Kansas.
Kaylee was the 2nd youngest among horn enthusiasts to participate in the event. The event featured multiple activities including clinics, a massed horn choir, and even a couple competitions.
Participants were a variety of ages with the oldest today being 62.
Congratulations Kaylee on representing Washington County well.
A hot and windy day at Centralia Lake today for our XC teams. The girls ran smart races. Kenzie was our top medalist in 4th place. Nora was 24th, Addy was 36th, and Angel was 40th. Thanks to the families and friends that support our XC meet.
I got to watch our young tigers on the flag football field. Go Tigers. Great job today.
Another tough night of football. We were competitive in the first quarter, but depth and turnovers caused us to fall behind and lose the game 48-0. The kids played great and are getting better. We will take this loss and build off it as we continue the season.
Ms. Zoeller's class worked on main idea, summaries, picking out relevant details, and creating a poster to "teach" their class the main points in their section of "A Growing Nation" in social studies.
Washington County Marching Tigers are so excited to announce that Jamie Minneman, director of bands at Barton County has agreed to come and work with the students this upcoming Tuesday, to help them prepare for their Marching competition in Chapman, "BandTober" is sure to be a success.
We would also love to invite everyone to come and watch and support and cheer them on. This will be the first full show competition Washington County has attended.
Details are:
October 16, 2025
Chapman High School Football field
Marching Tigers and Ruby Reds
Warmup 11:20
Clinic 11:55
Performance 12:15
Awards 1:35pm
Due to the hot weather conditions forecasted for Saturday, the FCCLA Movie Night has been postponed.
Check out this retro Blue Valley League volleyball tournament t-shirt! Sand colored shirts have a small front logo and a large design on the back of the shirt. Shirts are $15 and can be paid for and picked up the night of Oct 21 at the tournament. Orders can be placed by emailing tigerdesigns@usd108.org or filling out a google form at https://tinyurl.com/2024BVL.
Order form can be found at: https://5il.co/2y9gm
Students in STEM are working on creating bridges to test for strength. Testing will take place next week.
Future football players at WC!! Working hard and loving football!
WCJH VB lost to VH last night. The girls are still working hard on improving their skills!
A team: 15-25, 20-25
B team: 12-25, 6-25
HS XC heads to Centralia Lake tomorrow (10/5/2024). Come out and support your Tigers! #BeTigerStrong
Tonight was WCJH's 8th Grade Parents' Night Recognition! Thank you 8th graders and Parents! We appreciate you all! #BeTigerStrong
JH Football Tigers lost at home versus VH, 54-22. The team played well just out gunned tonight. Very proud of our effort!
Mr Edmonds brought in Confederate money from his father-in-law and displayed it in his classroom for his Junior American History class students and the rest of his classes for the day.
Charley is pictured with a nice oak, walnut, and elm cutting board. The pattern she glued her boards in turned out well. Good job, Charley!
Our students were treated to ice cream sundaes today. Thank you Mary Dodd's Ice cream Stand and Pickleball Club for the donation of the ice cream and toppings. Also, thanks to Taylor Miller, Mary Dodd, and Bobby Smith for helping serve.
WCHS FB heads to Clifton-Clyde to take on the Eagles tomorrow (10/4/2024). Good Luck Coaches and Athletes! #BeTigerStrong
Forms are due *today*! Please remember to complete the form and send payment if your student would like to participate in the little tigers clinic!
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October birthdays (and one September birthday) were celebrated today with a yummy birthday lunch.
