Jonathan is pictured here with some neat cutting boards he made out of various types of wood, including padauk, walnut, oak, and ash. One is an end-grain cutting board, and the other is a charcuterie/cutting board. Good job, Jonathan!
Students enjoyed a delicious Thanksgiving meal today.
Braylen built a quality bench out of dimensional lumber. He built this for his grandmother, and I bet she will enjoy having this nice project for outdoor seating at her house. Good job, Braylen.
In the spirit of Thanksgiving, preschoolers collected coins to donate to Edith's House Food Pantry. We took our coins to the bank to be counted. We raised over $110!
Seven FBLA members and adviser, Michelle Bruna, attended the KSU Women in Business Summit on Monday, November 10th. The students attended two workshops about social media, AI, and keynote speaker, Andrea Albright, Executive VP at Walmart. The highlight for Alyssa Jueneman was winning a $1,000 scholarship for her scholarship application.
High school basketball shirt order forms priority deadline is Friday, Nov 21. Orders will still be taken after that date. Use the links below to print an order form.
HS Girls Basketball https://aptg.co/RMJt2D
HS Boys Basketball https://aptg.co/dLGFVh
HS Girls Basketball https://aptg.co/RMJt2D
HS Boys Basketball https://aptg.co/dLGFVh
Junior and senior parents, please provide at least 1 item to be sold.
https://ksreportcard.ksde.gov/default.aspx
This report is required and prepared by the Kansas State Department of Education. It is to be sent to the parent or guardian of every child enrolled in a Kansas public school. The report provides information concerning student performance on the Kansas Assessment Program (KAP), as well as information on student enrollment, class size averages, and financial expenditures.
Federal law requires that the School Report Card display information about the state, the district, and the school. Where possible, the information must be reported by race/ethnicity and socioeconomic status of the students and must include at least two years of results.
Contact any administrator for more information.
This report is required and prepared by the Kansas State Department of Education. It is to be sent to the parent or guardian of every child enrolled in a Kansas public school. The report provides information concerning student performance on the Kansas Assessment Program (KAP), as well as information on student enrollment, class size averages, and financial expenditures.
Federal law requires that the School Report Card display information about the state, the district, and the school. Where possible, the information must be reported by race/ethnicity and socioeconomic status of the students and must include at least two years of results.
Contact any administrator for more information.
Jr. High Basketball buttons are here! Order today by emailing buttons@usd108.org with the number of buttons and/or magnets you need and the name of your player.
Yesterday, USD 108 teachers gathered for professional development led by Dr. Gillespie with Adaptive Schools. Each session there are 25+ classroom strategies that are modeled for teachers to encourage engagement in the classroom. Teachers at USD 108 are dedicated to life-long learning. #TigerStrong #EffortBuildsExcellence
We had a tough loss tonight 35-29 against Luckey. It was a tough first half , but we came out the second half and played better. The B team won tonight 9-4.
It's STATE week for the Ruby Reds! The squad wants to invite you all to have a fun, energetic, loud and proud morning in Topeka on Saturday. The Tigers will hit the competition mat at 9:00 and doors open at 7:30. Get your tickets here and make a plan to carpool!
https://www.kshsaa.org/react/fanpage/3801
These ladies spend a lot of time cheering on our varsity sports teams and would love your support. Make sure to catch them this week and let them know you're cheering for the cheerleaders! #rubyreds108
After Prom meeting for ALL junior and Senior parents...
Hello Tigers,
One more full week before Thanksgiving hits us and the winter craziness begins. Check out the newsletter for some important dates and info. As always, please reach out to the High School office with any questions.
Have a great week!!
One more full week before Thanksgiving hits us and the winter craziness begins. Check out the newsletter for some important dates and info. As always, please reach out to the High School office with any questions.
Have a great week!!
Mrs. Baker's class took advantage of the beautiful November day and did an act of integrity and a good deed. "We didn't make the mess of the rocks, but we will help clean it up and make this area look better!"
First grade learned about spreading germs through lotion, glitter, and handshaking.
Introducing one of the owners of the Mother Load Mine, Byron Pyrite, played by Rein Pospichel.
Come on down to the play November 15 at 7:00p.m. & 16 at 2:00p.m. and he may you a gold nugget for the road.
Come on down to the play November 15 at 7:00p.m. & 16 at 2:00p.m. and he may you a gold nugget for the road.
Aubri made a nice set of wind chimes out of oak. It turned out well and even sounds pleasing and soothing to the ear. Good job, Aubri!
The Kindergarten classes enjoyed a visit from Macy and Brooke from K-State Extension. They brought their Sphero robots for us to use. Lots of STEM learning and fun was had!
Introducing Kenzie Hillman as Goldie Pyrite. One of the owners of the Brother Load Mine! They mine gold a lot, but it'll only take you $5 to get into "The Last One Seen at the Scene of the Crime."
