MS Meet at West Franklin has live results at https://www.midwesttiming.com/ or https://www.milesplit.com/.
Help us celebrate retirements! Congratulations!
Here are the final results from 2A State Forensics for your Herington Railers!
7th Place Team of 34 total
Semifinalists:
Aidan 7th Extemp
Mallory 7th Informative
Mallory 8th Extemp
Mallory 9th OO
Ethan/Henry 9th IDA
Conley 11th Informative
Alyssa 11th SSA
Henry 12th OO
Aidan/Cheyenne 12th Duet Acting
Prelims:
Kylie/Sienna 15th Duet Acting
Raquel/Cheyenne 16th IDA
Conley 16th HSA
Henry/Isabelle 19th Duet Acting
Ethan 19th HSA
Alyssa 24th Poetry
Hunter/June 30th IDA
Railer Families: If you have a child that will turn three before August 31st, 2025 and you are interested in the Little Railers Preschool program at Herington Elementary School, please pick up a preschool application from the HES office and get that completed and submitted to HES as soon as possible. We will work on sending out our “acceptance” and “wait list” letters sometime in the next few weeks. A completed preschool application is required for consideration of entry into Little Railers Preschool. Please call the HES office at 785-258-3234 if you have any questions.
Sports Physicals for HMS and HHS will be offered through the Mosier Medical Clinic. It's $25 and can be paid via cash, or check. Signs up and forms are located in the HHS or HMS office. Forms will need to be filled out by the student and parents prior to the visit.
HES had a great kindergarten round-up last week! We had several Railers sign their "letters of intent" to attend kindergarten at HES next year. Introducing the HHS class of 2038! (Part 2)
HES had a great kindergarten round-up last week! We had several Railers sign their "letters of intent" to attend kindergarten at HES next year. Introducing the HHS class of 2038! (Part 1)
HES third, fourth, and fifth grade students who did their personal best on their state assessments had a celebration on Thursday of last week! A huge thank you to some of our local businesses, families, and stakeholders that made this event possible! Students had the opportunity to do rock painting, enjoy cotton candy and free time at Father Padilla Park, do a craft, spend time with a furry visitor, and tour Sweet Creations in Herington and eat some ice cream. A huge thank you to the Trent and Chelsea Barnes family for the cotton candy, Susan Mueller for bringing one of her friends and doing some crafts, and to Sweet Creations for the tour and ice cream. It was a very fun day for our Railers! (Part 3)
HES third, fourth, and fifth grade students who did their personal best on their state assessments had a celebration on Thursday of last week! A huge thank you to some of our local businesses, families, and stakeholders that made this event possible! Students had the opportunity to do rock painting, enjoy cotton candy and free time at Father Padilla Park, do a craft, spend time with a furry visitor, and tour Sweet Creations in Herington and eat some ice cream. A huge thank you to the Trent and Chelsea Barnes family for the cotton candy, Susan Mueller for bringing one of her friends and doing some crafts, and to Sweet Creations for the tour and ice cream. It was a very fun day for our Railers! (Part 2)
HES third, fourth, and fifth grade students who did their personal best on their state assessments had a celebration on Thursday of last week! A huge thank you to some of our local businesses, families, and stakeholders that made this event possible! Students had the opportunity to do rock painting, enjoy cotton candy and free time at Father Padilla Park, do a craft, spend time with a furry visitor, and tour Sweet Creations in Herington and eat some ice cream. A huge thank you to the Trent and Chelsea Barnes family for the cotton candy, Susan Mueller for bringing one of her friends and doing some crafts, and to Sweet Creations for the tour and ice cream. It was a very fun day for our Railers! (Part 1)
HES had a terrific field day on Friday afternoon! Big thank you to Mr. Batchman, the HHS student helpers, and the HES PTO for all of their leadership and support with making this event a big success!
One last reminder for the year: If you want a 2024-2025 yearbook, place your order by May 14th!
This is a reminder for 5-7th grade students who are interested in running for Student Council next year. Your leadership question responses are due Tuesday, May 6th by 3:30 PM. For 5th grade students, you will turn your answers into your teacher. Sixth and seventh grade students will turn in their responses to Ms. Hawkins. Those 6/7th grade students who are participating in the track meet on Tuesday need to turn in their responses before they leave for the track meet. Elections will be in the afternoon on Wednesday, May 7th.
Mrs. Susan Mueller, her husband Ray, and community member Clarendene spent the day at the Middle School creating projects out of recycled materials in honor of Earth Day. Our middle school students were very creative and created some great projects! We appreciate the opportunity working with members of our community.
2A State Forensics is being held in Marion today. Your HHS Railers have 13 students competing in 16 events. Break a leg! 🚂♥️🧡
Update: 9 out of 16 entries made it to semi-finals! #railerproud
Herington High School received a visit from Senator Jerry Moran. Students Raquel Lawrenz, Henry Nelson, Isabelle Ecklund, Aidan Thibodeau, and Leslyn Kremeier led the tour and walked him around our school facilities. They were able to explain the importance of our career technical education pathways and the opportunities that it has presented to them so far. He met briefly with our seniors, the fine arts department, our student ran coffee shop, our ag department, and others. We are happy to have him come see the hard work our students and teachers do everyday.
Congratulations to the softball team for their win over Canton Galva tonight 17-16 in the second game tonight.
Mrs. Roth’s Kindergarten students each colored a May Day basket and filled it with candy for the teacher of their choice. They were so excited to deliver their baskets!
Second graders went to the Rolling Hills Zoo in Salina for their field trip. They saw lots of animals both at the zoo and the museum!
Come support our baseball team at their last home game of the season.
