Herington Elementary School has an opening for a paraeducator position. This is a USD305 CKCIE cooperative paraeducator position (these positions report for duty on site at Herington Elementary School but are employed through USD305). If you are interested in applying please follow the link below:
https://www.applitrack.com/usd305/onlineapp/default.aspx?Category=Support+Staff&subcategory=Paraeducator+for+Sped
Click on the Apply button under the "Paraeducator - USD 487 Herington Unified School District" tab (you will need to scroll down and the tab is located about halfway down the web page).
In addition to this, we have a teacher aide/café supervisor position open at HES. This position supports the classroom teachers, supervises the cafe, and leads small group instruction throughout the day. If you are interested in applying for this position please pick up an employment application from the USD487 BOE office (19 N. Broadway) or at the HES office (1403 N. D St.).
Finally, we are still in need of substitute teachers and substitute paraprofessionals/aides. If you are interested in any of these positions feel free to call 785-258-3234 with any questions.
Help us ensure the success of all Herington students! #RailerProud
Butler Community College at Marion still has CNA seats available for their course starting on February 20th. The cost to a current high school student is $47.00 + book cost. Non-high school students should call the number on the flyer to find more information. High School students can speak to Mr. Pritchard.
HMS JH Wrestling Tournament @ Home
Thank you to everyone who supported the Sophomore Class with their Crush fundraiser! Happy Valentine’s Day 🧡❤️
It is our FCCLA/ FBLA week… Today we had kids fill out sticky notes for our “Appreciation Wall” where kids could post things and who they had appreciation for. Tomorrow the HS teachers get lunch.
National FFA Week is next week, Feb 19-25th. HHS will have the following activities taking place throughout the week to bring attention to this valuable organization and the value FFA plays in the lives of students.
Congratulations to Avery Monnington!! She is a Class of 2023 Rudd Scholarship winner. The Rudd Scholarship covers all cost that other scholarships do not cover during four years of college. Over 1000 students apply for this scholarship in the State of Kansas and only 30 are chosen each year. After the top 50 applicants in the state are chosen based on their application, they then interview with a panel from the Rudd Foundation. Finally, the top 30 are chosen. The scholarship can be used at WSU, FHSU, or ESU. HHS is proud of you Avery, you earned it!
Happy Valentines Day from the Family and Consumer Science Culinary Arts kids…
Follow our YouTube page for more videos from HHS Broadcasting - Studio 24. This is the Homecoming ceremony only. We will post game highlights soon. #RailerProud
https://youtu.be/Ek0_FX0Xpac
Support the Freshman Concessions!
SALT Character Quote - Monday, February 13th
HHS Basketball @ Home vs. Solomon
HMS Quiz Bowl @ White City
Winter Homecoming - HHS @ Home vs. Goessel
Homecoming events will take place at halftime of the Boys' Varsity Game.
Thank you to Corkie Dunlap for visiting HHS today to talk to Ms. Clark's Junior English class. Students are reading, The Worst Hard Time, a non-fiction book that covers The Dust Bowl. Corkie's beloved great uncle, John C. Johnson, is in the book and she graciously offered to speak with the group today about him. Thank you, again! #railerproud #knowyourroots
HMS Fall Homecoming Spirit Week Pix
Results from the The Chase County Tournament. Benson first place, Colson first place, Cameron first place, Justin second place, Peyton third place, and Trent Nuss fourth place. Congratulations HHS Wrestlers!
The 2022-2023 class for Dickinson County's Creating Entrepreneurial Opportunities (CEO) program were at HHS this morning to present on the program to the current junior class. Dickinson County's CEO program is the first of it's kind in the State of Kansas. Students attend businesses in Dickinson County every school day for the first two hours of the day where they receive mentoring and business knowledge from business leaders around the area. This hands on and project based learning culminates with each student creating his or her own business and presenting it at a tradeshow. This year, Colson McIntyre was representing HHS in the program.
Sophia Weber, Kansas State FBLA President and Mountain Plains VP, along with sponser Lisa Beye, traveled to Washington DC for FBLA week. Today they spent the day at the Senate and House Offices for appointments with Kansas Representative, Tracey Mann and staff members of our Senators. Sophia talked about the FBLA organization as well as CTE Education.
