Clarification to the last message. You may use the track, it is just HIGHLY encouraged that you do not go with groups to work out. Do the workouts on your own.
There will be no practices until school is back in session. HHS and HMS track members you can continue your workouts we gave you for spring break. As time goes on and as needed we will update the workouts. Please do something each day to remain active. We highly encourage you NOT to plan small group workouts at this time. It is important you do these workouts on your own. We understand the difficulties of the situation and thank you for working within these parameters. We will let you know as soon as we know more.
After Prom
On March 6th, 2020 Mr. Sheahon's 6th hour Science class (7th grade) had some free time. He asked them to draw some organs, so with Ms. Dallas' help they drew some different organs with neon colored markers.
Congratulations to Lawson Mueller for being presented a Good Citizen Award and Scholarship by the Daughters of the American Revolution!
HHS Winter Activities Banquet is tomorrow night at the community building at 7:00. Pancake feed before.
Junior class is selling tickets for the Pancake Feed before the Athletic Banquet... please buy your tickets through the Junior class.
You're invited to attend the Spring Fling 2-4 p.m., March 15, at the Herington Public Library. The event is sponsored by KRR afterschool program, LIFE program, and the library.
Anyone high school age and older are encouraged to attend. It is tonight and no need to RSVP. We hope to see you there.
First grade students worked collaboratively practicing rhythm while learning about some new instruments in music class! #beingallwecanbe
Ayden Lawrenz is the son of Megan and Nathan Lawrenz and Mindy Lawrenz.
Ayden believes he was chosen because “I maintain good grades, while involving myself in many extracurricular activities. I also believe I’m a good leader in the wrestling room.”
As a Junior, Ayden involves himself in Football, Wrestling, Golf, FFA, and FBLA
When asked, Mrs. Greenlee said, “Ayden is a hard worker that is always willing to take on extra responsibilities when he is asked to. He is respectful and always gets his work in on time. He also represents the school well outside the school at athletic contests and in the community. He is just an
all-around good young man.”
Congratulations Ayden!
Cameron Svitak placed first and ended the season undefeated at 13-0. Quinton Barlow-Makenna placed 3rd and finished at 11-4. Destiny Geissert pinned her way to the finals where she finished in 2nd place. Great season Railers!!
Herington Schools would like to congratulate Bennington girls and Hillsboro boys on their Sub-State Championships. Best of luck at 2-A State.
Fourth grade students in Mrs. Kickhaefer’s class learn about storing, releasing, and transferring energy in a chain reaction activity. #beingallwecanbe
Kody White and Holden Coffman have signed a letter of intent to attend NCKT in Beloit this coming Fall. Both are seniors at Herington High School and both will be attending the Automotive Collision program. Good Luck Railers!
Summer Leadership Opportunity and Summer Employment
Coronavirus COVID-19 prevention and information
The middle school staff members chose 7th grader, Riley Jackson, as the February Student of the Month. Riley participates in football, basketball, vocal and track. Riley feels that he was chosen as the student of the month because he shows respect to both students and staff, works hard to do his best in school, he follows the school expectations, has a positive and energetic attitude, and tries to be the best student he can be.
Riley is the son of Dani and Ryan Stevenson and Bryan Jackson.
Dance Team Tryouts. Open to 8th graders to Juniors
Second graders recently conducted research about US presidents and national symbols. After the research, they created projects to share the information. #beingallwecanbe
A big shout out to Brandon Meyer from IServ for going above and beyond for Herington Schools. He is always there to make sure Railer Pride is spread throughout the schools. Thank you for all you do Brandon, we appreciate you!!!
