
Update:
This weekend the HHS Speech and Drama Team traveled to Newton High School for their Tournament. This is the largest tournament we will travel to this year until the State Tournament, competing against 24 other schools representing every 'A' Division of KSHSAA.
Aidan T: 12th Place in US Extemporaneous Speaking
Sierra W& Adrianna P: 11th Place in IDA
Mallory A: 10th Place in US Extemporaneous Speaking
Cheyenne P: 10th Place in Prose
Adrianna P: 8th Place in Dramatic Interpretation
We also had 3 events break to the Finals Round:
Brie H: 7th Place Humorous Interpretation
Cheyenne P& Raquel L: 6th Place IDA
Mallory A: 2nd Place in Oration, qualifying for the state tournament
Congratulations, Railers!
HHS Forensics traveled to Newton high school today. This is the biggest meet they will attend this year. Our team brought a total of 14 events and 8 have broke into the semifinals! Stay tuned for the final results!
Let’s cheer on our Railers!


Congratulations to Aidan Thibodeau for receiving the prestigious Gore Scholarship at Wichita State University. This is a $64,000 scholarship given to deserving incoming freshman for the outstanding leadership and potential for success. Aidan was one of 3 to receive this award, from a nationwide application pool of over 500 applicants. We are so proud of you, Aidan!










HHS Girls only tonight at Herington. Good luck Lady Rail!


HES students had a great time celebrating Kansas Day on Wednesday (January 29th)! Thank you so much to the HES staff, our community volunteers, Mr. Collie, and the HHS students that made this a fun KS day for our students! (Part 4)









HES students had a great time celebrating Kansas Day on Wednesday (January 29th)! Thank you so much to the HES staff, our community volunteers, Mr. Collie, and the HHS students that made this a fun KS day for our students! (Part 3)











HES students had a great time celebrating Kansas Day on Wednesday (January 29th)! Thank you so much to the HES staff, our community volunteers, Mr. Collie, and the HHS students that made this a fun KS day for our students! (Part 2)











HES Families: Be sure to plan on coming out to HES this evening (Friday, January 31st) to be a part of our 2025 Literacy Night - "Kids Can Change the World!" This will occur at HES from 6:00-7:30 and students need to be accompanied by an adult. We will have refreshments and lots of fun learning stations set-up around the HES gym and cafe. A huge thank you to Mrs. Knopp, Mrs. Langhofer, the HES PTO, and all of the HES staff/volunteers that are making a fun night of learning happen for our students!

HES third grade students worked with the K-State Research and Extension office to complete their "Bread in a Bag" curriculum this week! The students also used butter they made during our Kansas Day celebrations to put on their individual loaves of bread!





HES students had a great time celebrating Kansas Day on Wednesday (January 29th)! Thank you so much to the HES staff, our community volunteers, Mr. Collie, and the HHS students that made this a fun KS day for our students! Part 1)











Herington Varsity Scholars Bowl placed 2nd overall at Rural Vista. Way to go, Railers! ♥️🧡🔱



HMS at Home tonight. Good Luck Railers!!


USD 487 is hosting an opportunity to apply for a variety of assistance programs. Contact information is included in the graphic for any questions you may have regarding this event.


HES had several cowgirls, farmers, cowboys, famous Kansans, etc. around campus yesterday!




Studio 24 will broadcast tonight’s basketball games — follow the link. Go Railers!
https://www.youtube.com/live/2XwZxaOqIXk?si=eWE-QQnUjCM-mUIb

High School games are running ahead. We will be beginning the girls game closer to 6:00.

Good Luck HHS tonight against Wichita Warriors.


HES students showed off their favorite Kansas teams for our Kansas Day mini spirit week!




HMS Winter HOCO Spirit Week


Due to illness the JV Girls game has been cancelled tonight at Little River. The JV boys game will begin at 4:30.

Students in Speech class completed a short unit on writing and following directions. For the final task, they had to write a list of directions for someone not in the class to follow. Results varied but all parties had fun.

