Kindergarten students participated in a pizza making activity that focused on following directions and included some math integration! #growinglearners
Mrs. Beye’s Employability Skills class participated in job interviews today. Thank you to Traci Alt, Susan Mueller, JB Pritchard, Matt Fox and Donalyn Biehler for helping with the mock interview process.
Fifth grade students put their knowledge of area and perimeter to the test. #growinglearners
Mr. Hirsch’s MTSS class is cataloguing, transcribing, and researching the contents of a mysterious suitcase.
In the history room closet was an old suitcase. On inspection, there was found hundreds of old postcards of France and Germany. With further investigation, letters were found dated 1917 & 1918. The soldier is Francis Lafayette Smith. He served in Europe during World War 1.
Mr. Hirsch is excited that his students have taken an interest and he has been researching trying to find family and thinks he has done it! Only time will tell.
Second grade students enjoyed the beautiful weather and took math outside for some measurement with rulers and yardsticks. Students had to first decide what tool to use and then measure by inches, feet, or yards. #growinglearners
The Junior High Track meet scheduled for Thursday, April 11th has been postponed. The meet will take place on Monday April 15th with a 10 a.m. start time. This meet will be held at the Herington Schools Sports Complex
The middle school staff members chose 8th grader, Emma Holzhauser, as the March Student of the Month. Emma participates in volleyball, basketball, track, band, swim team, softball, quiz bowl team, dance and
Student Council. Emma believes she was chosen as student of the month because she follows the school expectations, shows respect and kindness to both her peers and teachers, and is involved in school activities.
Emma is the daughter of Bobbi and Kyle Korgol and Christopher and Kelly Holzhauser. Written by Amanda Hawkins
Reminder spring sports pictures tomorrow. Bring your uniforms.
Mrs. Koehn’s class took advantage of the beautiful weather to trace their shadows. They learned about how shadows are made and how the earth’s orbit and rotation affect them.
Two golds and one silver. Not a bad day. We fell short of nationals but represented our school well.
Sarah Biehler will go on to Anaheim, Ca in June as the District C President. Great Job ladies!
Wednesday, April 10th, after school we will be taking Spring Sports Pictures. Attached is a form. Forms and money are due to the school offices by Monday, April 15th. No late orders will be accepted. These picture will include High School and Middle School Track and High School Golf.
Herington FCCLA members are at State Leadership Conference. Some presented their Star Event yesterday and will find out what place they got today. This morning they helped with the welcome table.
Students in PBS are working on creating a DNA fingerprint of our crime victim. We are testing Anna and her family for a disease called hypercholesterolemia. The completed DNA fingerprint shows bands which indicate if the person has the disease, is a carrier or doesn’t carry the disease.
Prom Night Schedule
6:30 Promenade
7 ish, after done with promenade, kids will come to community building and line up in cars to be dropped off to come in to the building.
11:30 After prom bus leave high school.
2019-2020 Dance Team helping at the fundraiser for Avery Kellogg
Lucas Anschutz is the son of Jeremy and Jacki Anschutz.
Lucas thinks he was selected because of how involved he is in sports and clubs. And because of my leadership roles in them, while also being able to keep my grades up in the classroom.
Throughout his high school years, Lucas has been involved in Football, Wrestling, Golf, Track and FFA.
When asked, Mr. Flax said, “Lucas does a great job in weights and conditioning. He comes prepared everyday and puts out his best effort. I believe that Lucas was chosen for student of the month because of his positive attitude and his work ethic in the classroom and in the activities that he participates in.”
After high school, Lucas will take classes from Barton County toward a degree in Physical Therapy.
Kindergarten Round-Up in the Herington School District will be Friday, April 12, 2019. The child must be five years old on or before August 31, 2019 to attend Kindergarten next term.
Prospective students and their parents are encouraged to attend Kindergarten Round-Up and become informed and prepared for your child’s Kindergarten year. Each student will be given an assessment to indicate their level of readiness for Kindergarten. The screening will focus on motor skills, concepts, social/emotional skills and language.
During this time, parents will fill out the enrollment form and go over medical information with the school nurse. Parents are asked to bring their child’s birth certificate, social security number, health insurance information, immunization records and recent health assessment, if available.
Appointments are required. Please call Herington Elementary School at 785-258-3234 to schedule an appointment for Friday, April 12. The process will take approximately an hour and a half.
Mrs. Beye’s MTSS and the Leaders Creating Leaders Project worked in small groups with the 8th grade to discuss positive relationships.
Today the HHS Speech (Forensics) Team got Runner-Up at the Wheat State League Tournament! Everyone performed their very best today!!
Those placing were:
Hailey Delisle - 2nd place in prose
Emma Bigham - 1st place in Oration and 3rd in prose
Hailey Delisle & Tanner Foust - 4th in IDA
Jessica Mascareno & Madi Becker 3rd in IDA and 3rd in Duet
Josh Ruiz - 2nd in Humorous Solo
Angie Morales - 4th in Serious Solo
Angie Morales & Myranda Stika - 5th in IDA
The season is almost done! State is right around the corner!!
A reminder to eighth grade students that their cabbage biscuit order forms and money are due tomorrow Friday to Miss Hawkins