
EMS Track Results!





Have you noticed machines at the high school? Exterior restoration work is currently being completed!







HHS students have volunteered their time a few mornings before school throughout the year dedicated to bringing awareness around seatbelt safety and limiting distracted driving. They have stood at each school entrance in bright yellow vests with a clipboard marking the number of students/staff that are wearing/not wearing their seatbelt. They have also kept track of whether the driver appears to be distracted by their cell phone, a passenger, etc. Special thanks to JD Clary for helping facilitate this SAFE (Seatbelts Are For Everyone) program helping our school community be conscious about keeping themselves and others safe while on the road!






What a way to start the day! Crossing guard duty. Rain or shine, hot or cold, our staff are out there every day making sure our kids get to and from school safely. Your kindness and dedication don’t go unnoticed. Thanks for what you do!
#Chargeon #SafeRoutesToSchool




1st Grade was finally able to meet Ashley, Aspen, and May who are their dairy cows that were born this past fall!
Each 1st grade class adopted a calf through the adopt a calf program at the beginning of the school year. As the year has gone on students have received monthly updates and many educational lessons to learn about life on a dairy farm! Today we got to head to Seneca to Rottinghaus Farms to meet our calves and learn hands on at the Dairy!











Senior Spotlight -- Malena Kahbeah
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It's time to make your nominations for the 2025 Excellence in Education!
Nominations due May 13th.
https://forms.gle/m3WwDuajK5QTT5vj9


EMS STUCO Blood Drive today Wednesday April 16 from 2:00-6:00pm in the EMS gym. Please come and donate!


EMS would like to congratulate 8th grader Tiffin Lanter for breaking the 100m hurdle record yesterday with a time of 18.26 Way to go Tiffin!!


During March Madness, 6th-grade ELA students participated in a Poetry Bracket competition, listening, reading, and voting on various poems in head-to-head matchups. After much debate and close calls, “The Cremation of Sam McGee” by Robert W. Service was voted the class favorite, edging out Shel Silverstein’s “Sick”, which earned second place.
In honor of National Poetry Month, students were treated to a special visit on Monday, April 14, from Victoria Jelks, a junior at Horton High School. Victoria is a two-time Kansas State Champion for Poetry Out Loud. She has competed at the National Poetry Out Loud in Washington, D.C. twice, placing ninth at the National Level. She shared her passion for poetry, performed selections, and inspired the 6th graders with her journey and advice about the power of spoken word.




Senior Spotlight -- Donte Masqua
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The EMS track team travels to Winchester (JCN) for a 2:00 start. The event sheet is posted online. Good Luck Chargers!


Great job by Wyatt Chartier for getting 6th place medal at Hiawatha jv golf meet yesterday!!

Great job by Jackson Moman by shooting an 85 at Sabetha varsity golf and placing 3rd!!


HHS Track Results - McLouth, April 11.


Senior Spotlight -- Lyttia Linck
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Congratulations to the HES Charger All-Stars this week!


It's a great day to cheer on the Chargers!




EMS would like to congratulate 7th grade student Elsie Bryant on breaking the 100m hurdle record with a time of 18.68 Way to go Elsie!!


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