Washington County Schools

Sorry for the confusion! Since there is no preschool Wednesday, parents will need to bring their student to Kindergarten Visit day!

Blank shirt sale! Come buy shirts for summer and help us clear our inventory. Short sleeve, long sleeve, crewneck sweatshirts, hoodies, quarter zips, tank tops and hats. WCHS Business Room (2) Tuesday, May 19 2:30-5pm Wednesday, May 20 7:30am-5pm Thursday, May 21 12-5:30pm Sizes infant to 4xl We also have decorated shirts for rock bottom prices. Cash and good check accepted.

The Tigers competed at 2A Regionals yesterday in tough conditions with wind and muggy weather. The team battled hard and stayed within four shots of third place for most of the day. Unfortunately, our season has come to an end for everyone except Tucker Huband, who earned a spot in next week’s State Tournament with a score of 90. I’m incredibly proud of the way this team competed all season long. These players learned a lot about themselves as individuals and about the lessons golf can teach in life. Golf brings constant adversity, challenges, highs, and lows — sometimes all within a single round. More importantly, the way they carried themselves both on and off the course is something they should be proud of and continue to build on. Parents, you should be proud as well. This was truly a great group of kids, and I enjoyed the opportunity to help teach them not only about golf, but about life through the game. Noah Hoover and Tucker were our two seniors this season, and there have been many great memories over the past four years. Both competed at the state level multiple times and earned medals in numerous meets throughout their careers. I’m very proud of both of them and wish them the best in their future endeavors. Let's go Tucker@ Quail Ridge in Winfield, Ks

The second grade class enjoyed our field trip today, even with the weather changes. We enjoyed a movie at Astro 3 Theatre. We also played and had lunch at the Marysville City park.

Th 4th graders made the most out of their field trip day when their trip to Topeka was cancelled due to pending weather. Today they went to Astro 3 Theater, ate lunch on the courthouse, lawn and then went to the park to play because school got out at 1:00 due to weather.

Congratulations to our eighth grade science Eco-concern infographic winners. The physical science students all created outstanding images highlighting important environmental issues and promoting positive change for our planet. Great job to all our student scientists for their hard work and creativity. 1st Place- Deforestation by Arika Novak 2nd place- Air Pollution by Ashtyn Votipka 3rd Place- (tie) Carbon Footprint by Kaylee Dayhuff 3rd Place- (tie) Climate Change by Juliana Morales 5th Place- Permafrost Melt by Nikki Colgrove

In an overabundance of caution concerning today's potential risky and dangerous weather, U.S.D. 108 will dismiss school at 1 PM. There will be no PM preschool. There will be no afterschool practices.

Stay Safe

2A Regionals @ Western Hills golf course in Topeka has started. Let's go Tigers!

Get your yearbook by Wednesday! Don't miss it!

FCCLA Freezer Meal Fundraiser for National Leadership Conference expenses is underway. The first round of orders are due Sunday. Please see the flyer for more information.

⛈️For the safety of our students & staff ⛈️

The final newsletter of the school year. The whole year has flown by! Don't forget WCHS Graduation is at 2 PM in the high school gym. 🎓

☔ We are cautiously watching the weather to determine if 8th grade promotion will need to be moved. We will do our best to make that decision as early as possible.

⛳️ Tiger golfers are headed to Topeka for the 2A Substate Golf Tournament! ❤️🖤

Good luck to our golfers as they compete for a chance to advance to state. Stay focused, trust your swing, and leave it all on the course. Go Tigers! 🐅❤️🖤

Don’t miss your chance to grab this year’s memories! 📘✨

Get your yearbook before school’s out!! Emails were sent from Mrs. Carlson to all 9–12 parents letting you know if your student has ordered a book.

Yearbooks are $45 and quantities are limited, so don’t wait!
👉 Order form is in the comments.

On May 3rd, Tucker Huband attended the Governor's Scholars Award Program. This recognition ceremony honors the top academic 1% of Kansas high school seniors. Students are selected from accredited public and private schools in the state based on their academic achievements over the course of their high school years. Congratulations and well done Tucker!

The Tiger boys track team also headed to Valley Heights today for the TVL meet. The boys have been working really hard on some technique and it's starting to show. Chris tried the 800 today and ran a 2:22, Kane PR'd in the javelin, Eli Finlayson PR'd in javelin, Tanner PR'd in long jump, Lucas PR'd in long jump, and Sean also PR'd in long jump. Eli Crome is getting healed up and starting to run some pretty good sprints. The guys are competing hard and the coaches are excited to see what they can do next week at regionals. https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/638757/results

The WCHS lady Tigers competed in the TVL meet today at Valley Heights. It was a very windy day, but the ladies still competed hard and had some pr's. Alyssa PR'd in the long jump, by jumping 17'2", and missed the school record by only half an inch!!! Addy PR'd in the 800, Chancie PR'd in both the 100 and 300 hurdles, Macie PR'd in the pole vault by clearing 9', and Layla tried pole vault today and cleared 7'. There were a lot of good performances by the lady Tigers today in a very tough league field of athletes. Great job ladies!!

Two school records got broke today at the TVL track meet at Valley Heights!!! Chayse broke the long jump record with a jump of 21'2". Tanner broke the triple jump record by over a foot, he jumped 44'. Way to go boys!!

Mrs. Peters' Kindergarten class enjoyed visiting FNB Washington, our Classroom to Careers Sponsor this afternoon. Through their sponsorship we were able to purchase new chair pouches, light covers, and sidewalk chalk for our classroom. Thanks for being a continuous supporter of USD 108! We wrapped up the afternoon with a visit to the Washington Public Library. Everyone had a great time!