The Junior High track team will not meet over spring break. Everyone is encouraged to stay active, work on some of the skills we have practiced, and enjoy the time off from school. Our first meet is the Washington County Invitational on March 29th, starting at 1:00.
The 3rd Graders finished a unit on bridges by constructing and testing the strength of their bridge by adding weights. the winning bridge held $4.91 worth of pennies. the students also learned that it's not a failure if you can learn from the experience for the future.
LCNCK has an opening for a Special Education Teacher at Washington County Schools for the 2021-2022 school year.
For more information or to apply select the following link and choose "Washington County"
https://skyward.iscorp.com/scripts/wsisa.dll/WService=wsfinconcordiaks/rappljoblst463.w
WCHS currently has two positions open for the 2021-2022 School Year -
JH/HS Counselor and JH/HS At-Risk Teacher & Activities Director. More information at the link below.
https://www.usd108.org/page/employment-opportunities
Mrs. Rundle’s class made place value cake today. The students use the things they learned about place value to work with numbers and creat the cakes!
4th graders have completed their Presidential research papers. They picked a president, researched on the internet and talked about credible sources, took notes, wrote a rough draft consisting of an intro., body, and conclusion, typed it, edited it, created a poster, and presented to their class. Ask a 4th grader to share their facts with you!
Ruby Red Tryouts are coming up and the sign up sheet is posted in the office! All 8th-11th students are encouraged to consider trying out for the 2021-2022 cheer and dance squad.
Any questions can be sent to kwenzl@usd108.org
Our amazing kitchen staff has worked tirelessly to make sure our kids are fed nutritious meals on a daily basis. During the shutdown in 2020 they made meals to be delivered or picked up by families from our communities. They were awarded this certificate for all of their hard work. Thank you for all you do for our schools!
WCES theme today was Colors of the Rainbow. We sure struck a pot of gold with this group.
At Monday night's Board of Education meeting, the 6th grade ambassadors were recognized for their work planning The 4th Annual Great Kindness Challenge. Great job kids!!
Here’s another “Thank You” to Kelly Annunziato for donating these books to the elementary library.
I want to send out a huge “Thank You” to the Schuster family for donating books to us! Some will be used in the elementary library and others will be given to students to take home. Thank you very much for your donation, Schuster Family! 😃
It's National School Breakfast Week! Here is a video you can watch with your family explaining the benefits of eating a healthy breakfast every morning!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCFQQOX1mZE
Senior pictures/baby pictures for yearbook are due the Monday after Spring break - March 22. Seniors received info on paper and email today.
If you have questions talk to Mrs. Toole
Look what's happening in Theatre/Drama at WCHS! Busy preparing for the April 8th and 11th play, "The Play That Goes Wrong!", Ms. Enyart's Drama class is crazy busy getting this hysterical set ready to go. Students and cast are doing an amazing job!!
During #NationalNutritionMonth and beyond, choose nutrient-rich foods that represent the five basic food groups. Use these tips to get started: https://sm.eatright.org/nutrichdiet
Spring Fever is contagious!! Look at these gorgeous strawberry baskets...Janet's Jungle is helping us with an after-prom fundraiser again this year....the plants were so full and had berries setting on when we got them last year! Place your orders today!!
https://www.janetsjungle.com/washington-ks.html
Our 5th and 6th grades had a great time learning about health & wellness with our Washington County Hospital representative, Diana Cecrle. Mr. Thompson and Mrs. Plymell are lucky to have an awesome Classrooms To Careers sponsor as WaCo Hospital!! Thanks, Diana!!
Washington County hosted the BVL Scholars' Bowl tournament tonight. Thanks to all the adult and student helpers - great job! Congratulations to the 8th grade team on their 2nd place finish and the the 7th grade team for placing 4th.
WCES Dr. Seuss Week is next week!
