Blake crafted a high-quality quilt stand from beech wood. This turned out nicely with the farmhouse-style heart cutout and darker stain. Good job, Blake!
Abby made a nice live-edge elm charcuterie board. This is a great project for the holiday season. Good job, Abby!
Karsen built a neat Harley-Davidson wall hanging. He wood burned the logo and then made his own orange stain to complete the project. Good job, Karsen!
Anna built an engraved apron hanger for Kier's. It turned out really well, and I like the fruit engraved and painted on the project. Good job, Anna!
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Tiger Boys come home with a victory vs Pike Valley, 68-55. They cleaned up a few things on offense and held steady on defense. Next up is Lincoln on Friday! Our 1st home will be a tough match-up, we'll need a loud and proud fan base to be successful! See you then!
Music Fundraiser popcorn is in! Students please plan to pick up orders for deliveries tomorrow after school!! The band room smells Devine!
High school girls get their first win of the season taking down Pike Valley 42-39. JV girls also came away with the win 19-8.
While we don't have a picture, Joe Kern (WCHS Class of 2024) was also recognized at the December BOE meeting for being one of 4 national finalists in Ag Mechanics. Congratulations Joe.....we are so proud!
At the December board meeting, the WCHS Ruby Red cheer and dance squad were recognized for receiving 6th place at STATE on November 22. These young ladies light up the sidelines at every home athletic event and we love their energy! The team is pictured with their coaches Katie Wenzl and Stacy Lovgren.
At the December board meeting, the Nursery Landscaping team that placed 15th in the nation at the National FFA convention earlier this fall was recognized for this wonderful achievement. Cayden Meadows is pictured with adviser John Kern. Other team members are Tanner Baker, Makenna Elliott, and William Svanda. USD 108 is proud of you!
At the December BOE meeting, the NATIONAL CHAMPION AGRONOMY TEAM was recognized for this prestigious honor. Members of the team are Dawson Strunk, Jonathan Wright, Destyni Christensen, and Amber Kolle ( not pictured). John Kern is their advisor and teacher. USD 108 is so proud of these young people. Congratulations!!
At the December BOE meeting, Coy Stamm (WCHS Class of 2022) was honored for achieving his American Farmer Degree at the national FFA convention earlier this fall. The American Farmer Degree is the highest FFA degree that can be awarded. Congratulations Coy! USD 108 is proud of you.
At the December 8 BOE meeting, outgoing board members Rhonda Manley (11 years service) and Kevin Elliott (8 years service) were honored for their dedication and commitment to the community of USD 108. Thank you for your service!
We lost 48-15 in the A game, but got the win.in B team. A win is a win.
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We have a limited selection of older yearbooks available at amazing prices - mostly from the 2000s.
Surprise a WCHS alum with a nostalgic Christmas gift they’ll treasure!
Email etoole@usd108.org to check availability.
We have a limited selection of older yearbooks available at amazing prices - mostly from the 2000s.
Surprise a WCHS alum with a nostalgic Christmas gift they’ll treasure!
Email etoole@usd108.org to check availability.
Looking for the perfect gift? Get last year’s yearbook in hand OR preorder this year’s book for just $40!
See Mrs. Toole or email etoole@usd108.org to purchase!
See Mrs. Toole or email etoole@usd108.org to purchase!
Hello Tigers,
The next couple of weeks are going to fly by. Check out this newsletter for some important info about this time frame. Also, some nasty germs are going around, please remind your students about the importance of good sleep, drinking plenty of water, washing hands, not sharing drinks, and using hand sanitizer. Let's finish the semester strong!
The next couple of weeks are going to fly by. Check out this newsletter for some important info about this time frame. Also, some nasty germs are going around, please remind your students about the importance of good sleep, drinking plenty of water, washing hands, not sharing drinks, and using hand sanitizer. Let's finish the semester strong!
Such a fantastic day for music. Today in Manhattan Kansas, the North Central district of KMEA(Kansas Music Educators Association) met and had performances by the All District Band, Orchestra, Mixed, and Treble Choirs.
This is the event that our 108 students tried out for at the beginning of November. We had two students who qualified and were selected for today. Anna L'Ecuyer and Tucker Huband were among the top musicians in our North Central district, and they represented Washington County so well. I am so proud of all their hard work, dedication, and I want to echo what the band clinician Dr Shawn Knopp, from Friends University said. "Don't stop making music, keep playing," keep singing, "the world needs it, our souls need it". Thank you for making me the proudest director in the state!
