Washington County Schools

Hello Tigers!

Spring is moving especially fast this year. Check out this newsletter for some important dates and info. Please make sure to reach out to the High School office if you have any questions. Also, check out usd108.org for our calendar of events.

Have a great week!

Mrs. Baker's class practices identifying , drawing, and measuring angles.

With unlimited entries on the track at the Falcon Relays we decided to have a little fun and have some "Relay Madness"!!! We entered two girls relay teams and three boys teams in the 4x100. With Kale and Eli currently injured we had to rearrange a little, but the boys stepped up to fill spots and have a little fun. Not pictured Lincoln.

The WCHS Tiger boys also competed yesterday at the Falcon Relays. Originally, some of the guys were scheduled to go to Wakefield but that meet was postponed. Luckily we were able to squeeze them in at Riley. Because of limited entries in the field events they did not get to do a full slate of their events but they did get to compete. Tanner had a good day winning triple jumping as he is closing in on the school record, he is only 6" away from getting it. Gavyn and Easton both medaled in the javelin as well. The team competed hard against larger schools and they placed in several events. The boys are practicing hard and we can't wait for good weather to show off all the hard work they have been putting in. https://milesplit.live/meets/718504/schedule

Yesterday the lady Tigers competed at the Falcon Relays. Once again the weather was less than ideal. The lady Tigers competed hard against bigger schools and brought home some hardware. Alyssa had a big day, bringing home 3 golds (long jump, 100, and 200) and a silver in the 4x100 (Chancie, Momo, Anna, and Alyssa). Anna also brought home 3 medals, winning the 300 hurdles, 3rd in the 100 hurdles and 2nd in 4x100. There were a lot of solid performances and they even placed 4th as a team against bigger schools. We are excited to see what the ladies can do when we get good weather and a little more practice under our belt. https://milesplit.live/meets/718504/schedule

Washington County students competed extremely well today at Regional Music Solos and Ensemble at Cloud County Community College today, despite a very soggy and nearly impossible trip for a few! Shoutout to Courtney Sawin and Don Wenzl for braving the high waters to safely deliver a couple very determined vocalists!! The day was filled with judges looking for nothing but the absolute most in perfection, tone, and quality! Tucker Huband earned a State qualifying rating of 1 on his trumpet solo. Earning 2's with vast improvements from just two short weeks ago at TVL were: Cayden Meadows- percussion solo, Brianne Fincham, Zoe Sawin, and Seraphina Schietler (the only one I didn't get a photo of😫), on alto sax solos. Also earning twos with fantastic skill demonstrated and poise; Momo Suzuki, Emma O'Rourke, Charlie Yungeberg, and Lyle Milam. Earning a 3 today was Anna L'Ecuyer, all vocal solos. A HUGE shoutout and thank you to our absolutely amazing accompanists Kathy Brax and Sheila Ouellette! Thank you for all the work they do for our students!

Dani and Brayttan built a quality tailgate bench out of a family member's old tailgate. This is made out of dimensional lumber, and they burned it to give it that rustic look. Good job, Dani and Brayttan!

Madison built a nice bookcase out of oak. I like the arched top and the decorative corner blocks. Good job, Madison!

Witt made a bat house out of some scrap wood. This is a very useful project that will help keep the mosquitoes down once the bats find their new home. Good job, Witt!

Momo built a quality shoe rack for her exchange parents' home. She has built numerous projects this year, and they have all turned out well. Good job, Momo!

Aubri built a nice modern-style bookcase to fit an exact spot in her home. She did a good job, and it will be a handy project to have at home. Good job, Aubri!

The junior track team had a small meet today at Valley Heights. We had lots of PR's and that is always our goal, to improve each meet. Coaches are proud of the determination, grit, and willingness to trust the coaches in event decisions. Way to go, Tigers!

The JH team is headed home. The meet is cancelled and won't be made up.

JH is currently in a lightening delay and are safe in the school. We will resume when the "all clear" is given.

Wakefield JV Track Meet on 4-10-26 is Postponed.

A big "thank you" goes out to Washington EMTs Caroline and Randy for bringing the ambulance to preschool. They talked about when and how to call 911 and let the kids explore the truck and some tools. 🐯 💪

Atticus built an awesome Transformer out of pine. He is very meticulous with his small pieces, and his attention to detail is top-notch. It is always fun to watch students make projects that they enjoy. Good job, Atticus!

Junior High and High School Track buttons and magnets are now available. $4.50 each! Email buttons@usd108.org with your orders.

The Tiger golf team had a great day at the course! We are looking forward to the rest of the golf season with high hopes! Tigers took 2nd place as a team with a 344. Scores and places were as follows: Braylen Meier- 84 5th place Mayze Miller- 85 PB 8th Tucker Huband- 85 9th Rien Pospichal- 90 PB 12th Noah Hoover- 92 14th Owen Svanda- 94 PB 16th

Hello Tigers,

Here we are again with a short week, which does not mean we have less going on. Our students are still busy as ever. We are almost done with State Testing and Track is taking off with JH and HS each having their first meet under their belts. Our golfers are getting their swings ready and our Forensics team is leading the league - literally, they are our TVL League Champs!

As always, consistency and communication will help us all survive this time of year. Please reach out if you have questions.

Have a great week!