
Breakfast and Lunch Menu for December


2019-2020 Yearbooks are now for SALE!
Forms were sent home today with students to begin buying your 2019-2020 yearbook. The barcode at the bottom of the page will take you to a link to purchase the book online, or use the website on the form to order online, or you can send the form and payment back to school with your student. They are discounted from now until December 31. Buy early to save money!
Extra order forms will also be available in the school offices.



HES is a special place with a wonderful staff that does a great job of creating a warm and welcoming environment for our students, families, and community members! #beingallwecanbe





HES is a special place with a wonderful staff that does a great job of creating a warm and welcoming environment for our students, families, and community members! #beingallwecanbe #BeKindHES



HES is a special place with a wonderful staff that does a great job of creating a warm and welcoming environment for our students, families, and community members! #beingallwecanbe




HES is a special place with a wonderful staff that does a great job of creating a warm and welcoming environment for our students, families, and community members! #beingallwecanbe





Monday HMS Basketball at Solomon
High School Gym
5:00 – Girls C Team Game
6:00 – Girls A Team Game
7:00 – Boys A Team Game
Middle School Gym
5:00 – Boys B Team Game
6:00 – Boys C Team Game
7:00 – Girls B Team Game

Mrs Schneider's class is studying early Native Americans. While studying life on the plains the students made a life journal using symbols that represented an event for each year of their life. This activity coincides with the Lakota tribe and the annual Winter Count Calendars that they created. #beingallwecanbe





A reminder that orders for Railer boys basketball clothing are due today. Checks can be made out to Herington High School. Please note that polo shirts available, but they are not pictured.





HES Families: Friendly reminder that we are celebrating our Hoops for Herington Hearts fundraiser tomorrow, November 22nd. Families are invited to participate in basketball activities during P.E. time as well as attend our all school assembly at 3:00.

HHS Play - Little Shop of Horrors
Friday and Saturday Evening at 7:00 pm
Hilltop Community Center
Tickets can be purchased at the door

HMS Basketball Games at Herington
Thursday, November 21, 2019
Games played in the High School Gym
5:00½ B-Team Boys
6:00A-Team Girls
7:00A-Team Boys

MS STUCO members purchased, cooked and served the meal for the Herington Hearts Monday dinner!





Get your Railer boys basketball gear. Orders are due this Friday 11-22 and checks can be made out to Herington High School. Thank you for your support.





Congratulations to Carrie Roe for being selected to the KVA All State Team for the 2nd year in a row. We are proud of you Carrie.


Herington High School’s FBLA officers are spending the weekend in Denver, Co at the National Fall Leadership Conference.



HES Families: Please join us TONIGHT for our PTO sponsored BINGO night in the HES cafe. We will serve a light hot dog meal from 5:30-6:00 (while supplies last) and BINGO will begin at 6:00. BINGO cards can be purchased for $1 a piece and proceeds will go to the HES PTO. Come out for some fun and a chance to win some great prizes!
Another friendly reminder to please turn in all Hoops for Herington Hearts fundraiser packets to your classroom teacher tomorrow (11/15/19)!


Herington's High School Choir performed in the Wheat State League Choral Festival, held at Central Christian College in McPherson.


Fall Activities Banquet and Pancake Feed
Tonight at the community building is the fall activities banquet and pancake feed. Pancake feed will begin at 5:30 followed by the high school fall awards at 7:00. See you there.

Herington Schools would like to thank all Veterans for their service to this great country today for Veterans Day.
The High School Student Council created a unique opportunity for the high school students this morning. Instead of having a normal assembly where students get talked at, students were able to be talked with by Veterans.
There were 11 veterans who were set up at tables. Students were free to move around the gym to learn about our community veterans and their lives.
Students gave very high compliments on the event being very personal and most wished there was more time. The veterans were pleased with how respectful the students were when listening.
This was a great opportunity for students to connect with community members and to learn communication skills. STUCO would like to thank all Veterans who came out today. They will be doing something like this again next year because of the success of this year!



