Open Gyms facilitated by parents are held on Sundays - K-6th graders in the Elementary Gym and 7-12th graders in the HS Gym.
about 6 hours ago, Jordan Carlson
We lost a couple of tough games tonight . On the other hand we showed a lot of improvement and fight.
about 17 hours ago, Ryan Sanneman
New shirt design is available on any type or size of shirt of your choosing.
Shirt sleeve $10
Long sleeve $14
Crewneck $18(gildan) $20(Bella Canvas)
Hoodies $22(Gildan)
Contact mbruna@usd108.org to order.
We have a multitude of designs that would make great Christmas gifts.
about 22 hours ago, Michelle Bruna
FBLA is excited to again partner with the Washington Chamber of Commerce to provide activities while children wait to visit with Santa Saturday, December 6th from 9-10am in the Holsch Seed building in downtown Washington. Hot cocoa, reindeer food, a special keepsake ornament and coloring/letter writing stations will be staffed with volunteer FBLA members. Drop off your letter to Santa in his special mailbox.
1 day ago, Michelle Bruna
Our December birthday lunch was full of great food, family, and friends.
2 days ago, Amy Hoover
All high school basketball shirt orders placed before Thanksgiving break were handed out today. Thanks for your support!
If you would like to purchase a jh or hs basketball shirt, email mbruna@usd108.org. We have several blank shirts ready to design.
2 days ago, Michelle Bruna
Mrs. Baker's and Ms. Zoeller's 4th grade classes look great all dressed up for the concert tonight.
3 days ago, Mistina Baker
Football All District Voting Results. Congratulations to these young men who proved their skills rank amongst the district's best.
3 days ago, Jason Hamm
It was "SNOW" much fun being able to get outside to play in the snow.
3 days ago, Amy Hoover
Elementary students are working hard preparing for tonight's winter music concert.
3 days ago, Amy Hoover
Due to inclement weather, USD 108 will not have school Monday, Dec 1. Stay safe out there!
4 days ago, Amy Hoover
Due to the accumulation underneath the snow that continues to fall, USD 108 WSCO Schools will have a 2 hour late start, but we will re-evaluate the roads at 8 a.m. to make a final determination about having school on Monday, December 1st. No Breakfast served. No morning Preschool. Be Safe!
The Graphic Design class had a little fun creating Thanksgiving cards this week! 🍁🦃 Wishing everyone a wonderful holiday — from Nora!
8 days ago, Erin Toole
Our Graphic Design class has been busy designing Thanksgiving cards, and Janessa created this festive one to share! 🍂🧡 Happy Thanksgiving from Janessa!
A couple of tough losses tonight. We will keep on getting better no matter if we win or lose.
11 days ago, Ryan Sanneman
Looking for some tiger gear? Chancie is ready to take your order or sell you in stock item while at the junior high game tonight.
11 days ago, Michelle Bruna
It’s Official!
The 2025 National Champion FFA Agronomy Team is the Washington County FFA Chapter from Kansas!
WCHS had three team members placing in the top ten individually, the most of all 36 teams and 144 individuals participating. Amber Kolle placed as the 5th High Individual overall with a score of 714, just one point in front of Dawson Strunk with a 713, and 3 points ahead of Jonathan Wright at 711, finishing in 7th place. With all four scores counting, Destyni Christenson contributed 598 points to the team total and placed 27th overall. The national winning team members each received $1000 cash awards to recognize their success in the event.
The National FFA Agronomy Career Development Event (CDE) is a competitive event challenging students to apply knowledge to real-life situations. Agronomy teams develop an oral presentation and a written plan that addresses a scenario of an agronomy situation. The Washington County FFA Team also took top honors in the Team Event as the highest scoring team in the country with a 414 out of a possible 500 points.
This year proved to be one of the closest team finishes in the 25-year history of the competition, with only 21 points separating the top three teams in the event. Washington County posted a score of 3150, Jennings, Louisiana scored 3142, and North Union, Ohio scored 3129. Mr. John Kern, WCHS Advisor, spoke very highly of the level of competition they were facing this year. “With over 12 National Championships between the top three teams in this year’s competition, we knew we would have our hands full. These schools are the best of the best year in and year out, and I am very proud that our students were able to compete at this level with these outstanding programs.”
Originally, the Washington County Team was announced as the 2nd place team, however, a scoring correction was discovered during the review process, realizing that the Soils and Nutrient Management Section was not tabulated correctly. This correction revealed that the Kansas Team’s score was missing an additional 32 points, which propelled the Kansas team total to become the highest scoring team in the nation in this year’s event, and recognized as the 2025 National Champions!
This year’s national competition is sponsored by Corteva Agriscience, Valent U.S.A. LLC, CHS Foundation, Nutrien Ag Solutions, and Beck’s Hybrids.
