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Railers, here is a great opportunity if you want to take an EMT course. Please see the flyers. The cost for high school students is only any fees and textbooks required. This is a 12 credit hour course and is greatly reduced for high school students. Any non-high school students can take advantage of this as well since it is Kansas Promise Act eligible.
Cheyenne Purkeypyle and Adrian Harrison are spending the week at ESU for the Kansas Future Teacher Academy. They are representing Herington High School among the over 100 participants for this summer’s camp! Have fun girls! #railerproud
With tomorrow being the last day of football camp, the whole team will not be doing our normal camp from 8-10 AM.
Instead, all football players are invited to meet at the Herington pool tomorrow from noon til 2 PM for a little pool workout and team bonding.
Athletes please bring swimming attire and footwear appropriate for the pool as well as a towel and water to drink/snacks as well, just no glass containers please.
High school football camp will be next week July 8th through 12th from 8 AM to 10 AM. All that is required by players is Cleats, athletic attire, and a water bottle.
Community Service opportunity for HHS students —
FCCLA/ FBLA/HOSA would like to say "Thank You" to our school for supporting us on our trip to National Conferences. We also want to thank anyone whom supported our kids with donations and buying crispitos. This is a great experience for our students and we could not do it without your support!
Update from National FBLA:
The Community Service Project has made finals and will compete this morning at 10:52. Their project is Might Mustangs Basketball. Good Luck to Tyus, Sophia and Kenzie!!
FCCLANational Conference update. Cheyanne Purkypyle made the stage in Nation Challenge Test Education and Training. She made the top 3. Very proud of her.
Day Two - Competition Day
Business Plan, Financial Analysis, Broadcast Journalism, Community Service, Graphic Design and Electronic Career Portfolio. Great Job Railers!!
Day One of the National FBLA Conference was spent practicing projects, touring the area and attending opening session. Tomorrow is a full day of competition. Good Luck HHS FBLA.
Some of the Herington High School FCCLA members made it to Seattle for their national conference.
Day 1 of the HOSA-Future Health Professionals International Leadership Conference (ILC) in Houston. We attended Opening Session this evening, and learned more about nmdp (formerly “Be the Match”) - an initiative encouraging stem cell and bone marrow donation. If you’d like more information about the program, please contact Melissa Brunner, HHS HOSA advisor on how you can join the registry. Prior to opening session, Adrianna Purkeypyle attended a scholarship dinner, where she was awarded the Philip R Patton HCA Healthcare Scholarship. Only three Kansas HOSA members were awarded ILC scholarships this year, with 103 students being awarded scholarships at the international convention (of over 3,000 applicants). Tomorrow Aidan & Mallory, and Adrianna & Korey will be presenting their competitive team events in Health Education and Community Awareness. #GoRailers #hosailc2024
Are you ready to get ROWDY? Would you like an opportunity to be a part of our squad and get the crowd amped up? We’d love to have you come tryout to be a part of our team! Please contact Coach Kym to sign up!
HES had a busy week in summer school last week! Ms. Paula showed summer school students how to make soap out of goat's milk. Students each got their own bar and could stamp it with a design. Miss Susan shared a book and showed students how to make dream boards. Finally the K-State Extension office came and showed students how to create their own ovens using aluminum foil and card board boxes. Students then got to melt their own smores!
HES had a busy week in summer school last week! Ms. Paula showed summer school students how to make soap out of goat's milk. Students each got their own bar and could stamp it with a design. Miss Susan shared a book and showed students how to make dream boards. Finally the K-State Extension office came and showed students how to create their own ovens using aluminum foil and card board boxes. Students then got to melt their own smores!
Community Service opportunity! Remember that HHS students have to get 40 hours of community service to graduate.
HES summer boost students have enjoyed Miss Susan visiting summer school every week with a book and special activity. Students have learned about flight and tested paper airplanes. They also learned about rabbits, made a bunny craft, and got to pet some of Miss Susan's rabbits.
Reminder: Out of district enrollment is now referred to as Non-Resident or Open enrollment and is active at USD 487. New students living outside of the boundaries of USD 487 will need to apply if they wish to attend Herington schools for the upcoming school year. Applications are available on the Herington schools website (www.heringtonschools.org). Click on the "Open Enrollment App" tab to access the form.
The WW2 Europe Trip Group is safe in Chicago!! Next step: Wichita this evening. What a fantastic trip!! Thanks for following our adventures!
-Mr. Hirsch