Washington County Schools

Another edition of Tiger Talk on KNDY!

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about 16 hours ago, Jordan Carlson

We have a full schedule next week.

about 21 hours ago, Ryan Sanneman

🏐❤️ TWO WINS TONIGHT! ❤️🏐

Our girls took on Axtell and Onaga tonight and showed some AWESOME fight, determination, and drive! So much of their hard work is starting to pay off, and I absolutely love watching them grow and celebrate their achievements together!

A TEAM vs. Axtell:
After dropping the first set 16–25, the girls battled back and won the next two 25–17 and 15–12! What a comeback!

B TEAM vs. Axtell:
The B Team battled hard and tied 16–25 and 22–25. They showed great effort, determination, and continued growth!

A TEAM vs. Onaga:
Another hard-fought match! After a 27–29 first-set loss, the girls came back to win 25–22 and finished strong with a 15–1 victory!

B TEAM vs. Onaga:
The B Team came out ready to fight, winning the second set 26–24 after falling 13–25 in the first. So proud of the way they battled and kept pushing!

So much hard work is paying off, and watching these girls grow, compete, and celebrate each other is one of the best parts of this season! ❤️🖤🤍

1 day ago, Gabriel Schaefer

The XC teams did their workout down at the park today. It's amazing how many miles are put in during ball tag. We had to pose for a picture because the playground will be replaced soon.

1 day ago, Mistina Baker

The Washington County Health Department will be holding a flu shot clinic for K-12 students and USD 108 staff on Friday, October 2nd. Click the link to complete the consent form if you want your student to receive a flu shot.
English:https://www.nightingalenotes.com/cf/bntkkjkuuvfig
Spanish:https://www.nightingalenotes.com/cf/bntsavmaupeah

1 day ago, Lisa Ouellette

Flu shots October 2nd for students and staff

Mrs. Nelson's third grade class celebrated Constitution Day today by participating in the 2026 Nationwide Constitution Day Mock Trial with third grade classes across the United States.

1 day ago, Brooklynn Zoeller

10th and 11th grade students with Judge Cohorst embracing Civic Engagement and Readiness:
Implementing strategies and resources to work with students becoming more competent in democracy, freedom, having a voice in a peaceful way, and giving back to their communities. Hopefully, with the preliminary interactions from Judge Cohorst students begin to understand how to address solutions within systems that create positive culture and impact. These roles can often embrace leadership within schools as well. Understanding those respectful relationships with each other can allow for the building of cognitive processing in decision making processes to address true positive change. Great space to begin!

1 day ago, Ali Busch

An interactive opportunity to assess for civic/judiciary knowledge!

Needing a shirt, blanket or hat to show your Tiger pride? Mrs. Bruna will be in her room (Room2) of the high school until 5:15pm tonight. (Sept 17th)

1 day ago, Michelle Bruna

Game Day!

2 days ago, Ryan Sanneman

After a tough loss at Hanover this past Friday, the Tiger football team has come to practice this week and worked on improving and correcting our mistakes. This Friday, 9/18, we travel to play the Manhattan Eagles at Fairmont Park. The address for the field is 125 Messenger Rd Manhattan, KS There are limited bleachers, so it's encouraged to bring a lawn chair or a blanket to watch from the sidelines. Thank you all for your continued support this season. Let's Go Tigers🏈🐅🏈🐅

2 days ago, Jake Pannbacker

Good Afternoon 2nd Grade Parents,

Your child should have brought home a Grandparent's Day Invitiation last Friday for our upcoming Grandparent's Day on September 25th. Please see the attached invitation for more information. Please RSVP by Tuesday, September 22nd.

3 days ago, Amy Hoover

Who: Grandparents of Second Grade Students (grandma, grandpa, or other grand person) What: Grandparents will enjoy a cookie with lemonade, a song performed by 2nd grade music class, Reader’s Theatre performed by 2nd grade students, and a tour of our school. When: Friday, September 25, 2026 2:00-3:00 p.m. Where: Washington County Elementary School 114 North E Street Washington, KS 66968 Why: Because we love you! Please call the school or email Amy Hoover by Tuesday, September 22nd to tell us who will be attending this day. School Number: 785-325-2261 Ext 2 Amy Hoover’s email: ahoover@usd108.org

Come Join our team

3 days ago, Ryan Sanneman

Just a note on how to take care of the school tiger shirts. This year's shirts are 100% polyester and should be washed INSIDE OUT in COLD water and dried on LOW heat. If the shirts are dried on high heat, the design will begin to pull away from the fabric.

Any decorated shirt, needs to be washed inside out. It helps preserve the design. Otherwise, the design rubs against other clothing in the washer and dryer and does not last as long.

4 days ago, Michelle Bruna

Thank you Dale Taskinen for the wonderful books you donated to the HS library! We appreciate you so much!

4 days ago, Becky Simon

Send the name of your favorite tiger and their team to buttons@usd108.org to order. Buttons and magnets are $4.50 each.

4 days ago, Erin Toole

What a beautiful day to spend at the fair today. It was a much drier day this year, and we are all very thankful. The Marching Tigers competed in both the Marching and the Arena style competitions at the Kansas State Fair today and earned two Excellent (2) ratings. We could be more proud of the 7-12 band and they showed significant progress. Their pivot skills in the arena showed significant improvement from the first week of practice. With 3 weeks of practice we are excited to see what the next three weeks can bring. Thank you to the Lions Club for our new marching caps, and thank you to FBLA for the shirts and the quick turn around!!

4 days ago, Abi Sawin

Mrs. Walter’s 2nd grade has finished their first social studies unit about U.S. Symbols. We learned about the bald eagle, Statue of Liberty, Liberty Bell, Mount Rushmore, and many important places in Washington D.C.

4 days ago, Andrea L'Ecuyer

The 4th graders learned about elastic potential energy using catapults. 2 competitions were held, distance of a flung eraser and accuracy-closest to hit a target with a flung eraser.

5 days ago, Mistina Baker