Missed the back-to-school sale? No worries! You can still order this year’s yearbook for the great price of just $40!
Our "Off the Trail" yearbook will capture the memories, milestones, and moments that make this school year special. Don’t miss out on having those memories to look back on for years to come!
Print out this form and simply bring your completed form and payment to the HS office or Mrs. Toole.
Order yours today and make sure you’re part of the memories!
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Don't forget: Monday all students K-12 will dismiss at 2 PM
& P/T Conferences start Thursday evening from 4 - 8 PM
It's a big week for the Tigers!
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Play apparel order forms are available! Costs vary by item. You can personalize the back of your shirt with a student's name and play character or keep it with just the play cast. Order forms are due October 29.
Link to order form: https://aptg.co/7mNj0T
We may have missed National Yearbook Week by a week, but we’re excited to show off our new staff shirts that show off this year’s logo designed by the staff themselves.
A big thank-you to this hardworking crew for all they’ve done so far and for everything still ahead as we work to capture the memories, stories, and moments that make this school year unique. We’re glad to have you on the trail with us!
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We closed out our regular season against Valley Heights with an A Team win in two sets! B Team battled but came up short, and C Team finished with a tie!
Now it’s time to turn our focus to Monday’s tournament! One more opportunity to compete, grow, and leave it all on the court. Let’s finish this season strong and go out with a bang! ❤️🖤🤍
GO TIGERS!
On October 8th, the Washington County FFA and FFA Alumni Program hosted the North East Area State FFA Land and Homesite Evaluation Career Development Event. As one of five Area (Regional) Land Judging sites, 10 different schools competed in the competition, which was hosted on a land site north of Washington owned by Rodney and Kannette Stewart. Ryan Stewart provided a great deal of the man-power for the event by digging the holes, mowing the sites and even pumping the water out of the land judging pits after nearly five inches of rain engulfed the site in late September. This heavy rain actually caused the event to be postponed a week later than originally scheduled. Group Leaders and contest volunteers were Rod and Kannette Stewart, Ryan Stewart, Bill Slater, Jamie Peter, Brooke Ohlde and Kaitlyn Peters of the River Valley Extension District. Site Preparation was conducted by Mr. Jeffrey Hellerich, NRCS Soil Scientist, with help from Tim With and Gavin Uhlik with the Natural Resources Conservation Service. So many local individuals came together to make this year's state competition a success, we would not have been able to do this without their time and support!
First place honors went to Jackson Heights High School FFA, who swept both the Land and Homesite Evaluation Divisions of the event. In Land Judging, Manhattan High School finished in 2nd, Jefferson County North 3rd, and Washington County 4th. In Homesite Evaluation, Washington County finished in 2nd place as a team, with Kane Scheer leading the scoring by placing 2nd Individually overall. Witt Keesecker placed 5th and Rowley Keesecker finished 8th. Congratulations!
