Washington County JHHS, Super Bowl Spirit Week! All students 7-12 are welcome to participate. #betigerstrong
Have a great week! #BeTigerStrong
WCHS Bowling hosts Hayden tomorrow (Monday February 6th). Good Luck Coach Metz and Athletes! #BeTigerStrong
These students competed in the first forensics meet of the season at Nemaha Central. The team took 5th overall... great for a small team. Trista and Kady qualified for State ... Trista in Original Oration and Kady in Informative Speech. Joy placed 4th in Oration and Kady and Abi placed 5th in Duet.
WCHS was lucky enough to have these three fine officials to conclude Official Appreciation Week! Thank you for all you do for our/all students/athletes! #BeTigerStrong #KSHSAA
Congrats to our WCHS Royalty! #betigerstrong
WCHS Boys win against Wetmore 60-52. Blue Valley comes HERE Tuesday 7th! Parents Night! #BeTigerStrong
Lady Tigers defeat Wetmore 76-23
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THANK YOU TimberStruck Woodworks! We are so pleased with your efforts to bring our students vision to life. #betigerstrong
Ryan with a neat salvaged lumber tailgate bench. He worked really hard to get this done while working on his other woods projects. The salvaged lumber came from Landoll's and interestingly enough, multiple students had never heard of Studebaker vehicles. Nice work, Ryan!
Emiliano with a nice oak corner shelf. He rounded the corners to make it look sleek and stylish. He did a wonderful job on his staining and finishing. Good job, Emiliano!
Some of our elementary students got to join in on the high school pep rally fun.
WCES had five fifth grade students compete in the Washington County Spelling Contest. The contestants were Ashtyn Votipka, Whitney Jueneman, Reid Scheer, Kourtney Aitton, and Nikki Colgrove.
WCES had five fourth grade students compete in the Washington County Spelling Contest. The contestants were Carrah Miller, Jonah Yungeberg, Ryder Lutjemeier, Keira Cordry, and Destiny Morales.
WCES had five third grade students compete and two students place in the Washington County Spelling Contest. The contestants were Olivia Ditmars, Jacie Kern, Grayson Edgar (1st place), Eli Elliott (5th place), and Henley Tiemeyer.
WCES had five second grade students compete and two students place in the Washington County Spelling Contest. The contestants were Ava Linck, Marley Helms, Jordy Peters (5th place), and Cole Jueneman. Not pictured is Annabelle Lahodney (3rd place)
WCES had five first grade students compete and all five students place in the Washington County Spelling Contest.
1st Place - Kwynci Welch
3rd Place Tie - Brittyn Beikmann
3rd Place Tie - Jaxton Baker
4th Place - Adrian Lowery
5th Place - Kyler Jueneman
A bit of a #latergram but we didn’t want the success of another little tiger clinic to go without some recognition! Tuesday night tiger fans got to see a fantastic performance by 60, yep, sixty, spirit leaders! 48 K-6 students and 12 Ruby Reds can put on some great entertainment! To the parents who encourage and allow their student(s) to join in, a sincere and heartfelt thank you. The Ruby Reds love the time they spend with the 108 elementary fans. 🖤🎀 Thank you to Mrs. Bruna’s Tiger Designs for printing the shirts we designed, United Bank for helping sponsor them, and Thrivent for the matching black bows. Hope to see you all back at the HS tonight for another home game and special King and Queen of Courts ceremony. Ruby Reds will dance right before the varsity boys game. See you there! ❤️🖤🐯
We just love when the "Big Tigers" visit preschool! Queen and King of Courts candidates visited us this week for center play, table time, some dancing and a snowball fight!
