More culinary creations. They had as much fun making them as eating them.
43 minutes ago, Lisa Zaboktrsky
Culinary Arts classes created some spooktacular creations this week.
about 1 hour ago, Lisa Zaboktrsky
Thank you to our cafeteria workers for making today fun with our Halloween themed food, music, and treats.
about 1 hour ago, Amy Hoover
Thank you to the high school football boys for greeting and visiting with the elementary students today.
about 1 hour ago, Amy Hoover
Yesterday our 4th, 5th, and 6th grade students traveled to Clifton to watch the Wichita Children's Theater perform "Tom Sawyer."
about 1 hour ago, Amy Hoover
Home Playoff Game!
about 2 hours ago, Ryan Sanneman
JH Basketball apparel order forms are now ready! Order forms are being given to the coaches today. Ask your athlete for the form or download from this post. To have your items by the first game, the order deadline is Wednesday, Nov 4 at 8am to Mrs. Michelle Bruna, encourage your child not to forget. Orders received after this deadline will be completed within 7 school days. Orders will be taken until Dec. 1.
Girls have a long sleeve warm up with the orange basketball and boys are a short sleeve warm up with the red basketball. Name is $2 extra and player # is an additional $2.
The Career and Life Planning class recently completed activities emphasizing teamwork, problem solving, and communication. They had to guide fellow classmates through mazes, complete a relay challenge, and use engineering skills to create a marble slide.
about 9 hours ago, Lisa Zaboktrsky
Play Cast, Crew and Parents. Here is the schedule for next week's practices. Remember there is practice at 4:00pm this Sunday - November 1.
about 9 hours ago, Erin Toole
Yesterday the Tiger Band traveled to Chapman High School to compete at Bandtober 2026. It was a very warm and WINDY day of marching, but for the first time ever they came away with a One Rating!!! They also earned a special award for Woodwind excellence! As in previous years we were the only 7-12th grade band competing. The student leadership and musicianship was outstanding. You won't want to miss their final marching performances Friday night. 7pm kickoff, and at the completion of the game they will perform their glow show!!
about 11 hours ago, Abi Sawin
Parents, Guardians, and USD 108 Community Members,
In an attempt to increase our Site Council participation we are trying something new. We are going to host an informational lunch & meeting. If you are interested in learning about what we are doing at USD 108 or would like the opportunity to provide feedback, please fill out the registration form in the link provided below. If you plan to enjoy our school lunch that day (it's Mrs. Carlson's personal favorite), please have the form completed by Sunday, November 8th. Registration for the meeting will not close until Tuesday, November 17th.
Joree made a well-built walnut bench. It will have a padded seat added when it gets home. Good job, Joree! On a side note, this is a project from last school year.
1 day ago, Jamie Koster
Gavin made a quality oak nightstand, and it turned out neat with the natural stain and finish. Good job, Gavin! This project is from last school year.
1 day ago, Jamie Koster
Chancie made a quality Adirondack chair out of beech wood. She is pictured with her partner in crime, checking to see how many friends this will seat comfortably. On a side note, this project is from last school year.
1 day ago, Jamie Koster
This year Valley Heights hosted the KACRAO College Planning Conference. Washington County High School 10th grade students were in attendance. 32 post-secondary institutions were available for students to visit with.
1 day ago, Ali Busch
We have the best PTO parents! Thank you 6th grade PTO parents for the basket of goodies for teachers. This is especially appreciated the day after a night of conferences.
1 day ago, Amy Hoover
Kelly Annunziato, KS FBLA District IV Vice President, hosted the first FBLA District IV Rally on Tuesday at the FNB bank basement. The 106 students from Republic County, Marysville, Hanover, and Washington County listened to speakers about different careers in banking and entrepreneurship while also learning about the loan process, graphic design and trial process of running a toy store. Networking mini sessions were held between speakers to get the kids up and moving. Students also experienced breakout sessions on different office positions and why community service is vital to our small communities. Thank you to the following speakers for their time and knowledge: Lindsey Hatesohl, Amanda Colgrove, Yesica Swenson, Tim Matlack, Jesse Jackson, Virginia Linck, Eli Sweaney, and Erin Toole.
Thank you to Andrea Anderson for helping Kelly organize this event. ##ksfbla
1 day ago, Michelle Bruna
Thank you to those who brought food for our Parent/Teacher Conferences.
2 days ago, Amy Hoover
Their grey outfits do not reflect how they feel about the 2nd night of conferences tonight. 4-8 PM in the HS gym for any and all 7-12 grade students. We hope to see everyone there. 🩶 Fun Bonus if you show up in all grey.
