Washington County Schools

We had 6 musicians travel to Wichita for the 12A State Honor Band. Unfortunately one ended up sick yesterday, and we are hoping he gets to feeling better. But the 5 that stayed had a great week! We were blessed to work with Composer/Clinician Adrian Sims. Brianne and Tucker have traveled to their final Honor band with us! But we are so grateful for their leadership. Kelly and Charlie knocked it out of the park in the band, and while Zoe didn't get the chance to step into the Alternate spot she instead took on the roll of assistant student manager and assistant to the director. We had her finding new music copies, moving equipment, directing directors/students/and escorting composers. A special shoutout thanks to Kelly Minge for being the kids chaperone and chauffeur as Mrs Sawin was the 12A Honor Band Chair(meaning she was responsible for all 93 students and the clinician) ! We couldn't do what we do without all the wonderful helpers, people, and the kids working extra hours! Congratulations

Our Tiger Boys ended their season last night with a loss to Valley Falls. We seemed to be the more physical team but just struggled to keep momentum. We started the 4th qtr down 51-44, by the 6 minute mark we had an 8-0 run to go ahead 52-51. Valley Falls made a little run but we fought back! Tied 57-57 with 3:41 to go. Valley Falls pulled ahead for the final time but never out of reach. We just couldn't keep them contained. We had a half court shot as time expired to tie the game, it didn't go in. I'm proud of these boys! They showed up to complete. #12 seed Washington County nearly knocked off a league champion & #5 seed team in Valley Falls. We played a tough schedule this season! We worked through injuries and were finally healthy for the last couple games and it showed! Season record 8-17 We graduate four Seniors: Gavyn Leduc, Eli Chandler, Brody Applegarth and Lucas Thompson. Thank you for cheering these guys on!

Valley Falls 67. - WCHS 64

4:59 left Valley Falls 55 WCHS 54

After 3 : Valley Falls 51- WCHS 44

Valley Falls 31- WCHS 26 at Halftime

After 1 period Valley Falls 16 WCHS 13.

When the Big Tigers drive tractors to school, we always like to see which is taller - a tractor tire or a preschooler!

Kansas State College of Education brought the book "K-State: An Alphabet Journey Across Campus" for all our elementary students as part of their "Crash the Class" for Ms. Zoeller. Our students appreciated the gift! @kstatecoe

On Wednesday, Kansas State University's College of Education surprised our very own 4th grade teacher, Brooklynn Zoeller, with Crash the Class. The “Crash the Class” video series is a way to recognize early career teachers. Principal Amy Hoover nominated Brooklynn for this video celebration. Brooklynn was given gift cards and classroom supplies that were donated by Credit Union of American and Project Teacher.

❤️🖤Lady Tigers ready to take on the Valley Heights Mustangs. 🖤❤️ Good Luck Tigers!! 🐅

FFA Breakfast this morning! Thanks for all that made this possible today! Special thanks to Sandra Kingston for helping to sponsor the Breakfast again this year!

FFA Week!
Monday- Red White and Blue Day, FFA Bowling Party Night!
Tuesday-Farmer Up Day, wear your Farm Clothes to School, Agronomy Team to visit the Kansas State Capitol with the Kansas FFA State Officers (Thank you to Mr. Tim Zenger, Kansas FFA Alumni President, for taking them!)
Wednesday-Drive your Tractor to School Day
Thursday-Staff Appreciation Breakfast
Friday-Official Dress Day

Thank you all for your support of the Washington County FFA Chapter. Our members are excited for FFA Week and all of the activities that go along with it. Our officers have planned for a super busy week and the students are really stepping up to celebrate National FFA Week! Proud of these kids!

Thank you to Washington County Hospital, the PE classroom sponsor, and Mitch Savage for coming to talk about injury prevention to our 5th and 6th graders.

WCES March Newsletter - https://aptg.co/zSz5ny

Tech Tuesday is going on at the Washington Library till 6pm tonight. The FBLA members are helping patrons with questions and writing down steps too.

On Friday, February 20, USD 108 WSCO Schools recognized Ed Durst for his 20 years of volunteering to be The Voice of the Tigers. He has been announcing JH and HS football games and HS basketball games since 2006, when Washington and North Central consolidated. Ed Durst and his talent are so appreciated by all who attend our games. Thanks Ed, for 20 GREAT years!

Tech Tuesdays are still happening at WCHS but we have added a night edition on February 24th. Look for the FBLA members at the Washington Library from 5-6pm.
Or stop by the WCHS Business Room on Tuesdays from 8:35-9:25am to receive assistance on your tech questions.

Hello Tigers,

Check out the Newsletter for the upcoming week! Lots of great info and a little student recognition. Regional Basketball Assignments will be posted very soon. Keep your eyes out. Good Luck to our Bowlers & Basketball players as they start their post-season play.

Have a great week!