Fans, please be aware of the new basketball rules being put in place for the upcoming 23-24 basketball season (JH & HS)! Patience for officials as they navigate these new rules will be appreciated! #BeTigerStrong
The Ruby Reds football season had a spectacular finish tonight!! We got the W at home, performed our best halftime routine yet, and didn't need our gloves and heavy coats. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
We are proud to represent 108!
The Tiger football team ends the season on a positive note winning 50-18 against Stockton! Thank you to our seniors Joe, Miles, Colton, and our great filmer Tony for the years of dedication to the team. Lots of potential with these guys moving forward! #BeTigerStrong🐅🏈
The Tiger football team ends the season on a positive note winning 50-18 against Stockton! Thank you to our seniors Joe, Miles, Colton, and our great filmer Tony for the years of dedication to the team. Lots of potential with these guys moving forward! #BeTigerStrong🐅🏈
As a closing activity for our study of crystal formation in STEM, students are attempting to make rock candy sticks. We are looking forward to seeing our results!
NO school Friday, Oct. 27 - All offices are CLOSED
NO School Monday, Oct 30
Mrs. Walter's second grade class enjoyed grandparents day. They ate lunch, played at recess, and did a craft together.
Mrs. Bruna's 7th Computer Skills class learning about spreadsheets and compiling data. It tasted pretty good. Great lesson! #betigerstrong
This is a great opportunity for our community.
Check it out! #betigerstrong
Thank you Washington Vet Clinic for sponsoring Mrs. Hedke's 3rd grade classroom. We enjoyed your visit today. Thank you for sharing your furry animals!
The First Grade Classroom to Careers sponsor is Dusin Enterprise. Krista visited today and taught us lots about flooring. We measured, compared the types of flooring, and discussed why different flooring is better in some rooms of our homes than others. Thank you for your time and you support!
This week WCES would like to Spotlight our 6th grade teacher Mrs. Raechel Bruna!
How long have you been employed at USD 108? 7 years
What do you teach/coach?
6th grade Math and Science
Who inspires you?
My family keeps me motivated to do my best each day. I also love the small communities that I am a part of. Hanover for family, church, school and Washington for work and helping young children see/reach their potential.
What is your favorite hobby?
My favorite hobby is probably gardening, crafting, and spending time outdoors with my family and friends. We have a pond/camping area that we spend a bunch of time at on our land.
What would it be if you had to eat one meal every day for the rest of your life?
Probably Chinese food. Love General Tso's chicken and rice.
What is your favorite part of the school day?
My favorite part is when I get to have the Reading MTSS students and we are able to just read a book for the enjoyment of it. The kids love to read when given the time to do so.
The volleyball season ends with a hard fought loss to Frankfort in the Substate semi final match. We coaches are so proud of the all around effort of our players. Thank you seniors. It has been an honor and a privilege watching you grow and develop these past four years.
Tiger Ladies get the quarter final win over Rural Vista 25-23, 25-12.
Way to go Tigers!
Next up is the semi final vs Frankfort which will begin around 4:00 (depending on the time it takes for the next two matches).
Our Tiger XC team ran well today in the 2nd largest regional in all classes across the state and the largest regional in 1A. Brody was our top finisher and missed qualifying for state by 2 places. He came in 17th, Garrison was 36th, Tucker was 48th, Lucas was 57th, Garrett was 78th, and Ryan was 79th. Atticus wasn't able to finish. Our team was 7th overall. These boys gave good effort at every meet and worked hard to push each other. This was another successful XC season for the Tigers.
Our lady Tigers showed true grit and determination at the toughest and largest 1A regional in the state. Kenzie was 2 spots off from qualifying for state. Qualifying for state doesn't make or break a season. These girls have represented themselves and our Tiger Family all season in a positive and respectful way. Today Kenzie was 17th, Kiersten was 33rd, and Charley was 67th. Our 2023 XC season was a success! Our program will miss Kiersten's positive and hardworking attitude.
Substate here we come!!!!
Our first match will be at Wakefield High School at 1:00. Go Tigers!!!
Mrs. Baker's class is sponsored by Washington County Farm Bureau for our Classroom to Careers program. Rebecca came to our class today and talked about farming and crops in our area.
