This group of 5th grade students chose the center island on C Street in Washington as their service project. Caroline, employee for the city, was very impressed with how hard they worked.
As a service project, this 5th grade group of students chose to clean up Munchkinland. They cleaned up so much that they filled the city truck twice with trash bags.
This 4th grade group chose to clean up the south side of the Washington Park as their service project. They worked hard and had tons of sticks piled by the end of their time.
These 4th, 5th, and 6th grade students enjoyed their March birthday lunch.
These 4th, 5th, and 6th grade students enjoyed their March birthday lunch.
These 2nd and 3rd grade students enjoyed their March birthday lunch.
These 2nd and 3rd grade students enjoyed their March birthday lunch.
These Kindergarten and 1st grade students enjoyed the March birthday lunch today.
Washington County Junior High School is currently seeking applicants for a JH Assistant Track coach. We are looking for energetic driven individuals that are willing to put in the time and effort needed to help WCJHS students/athletes develop skills and increase knowledge in their sport. Skills such as flexibility and communication are required in order to be considered for the open position. Coaches will be required to assist where directed by the head coach, develop talent, etc. If you are interested, Please apply at the link below.
www.usd108.org/page/employment-opportunities
#6 WCHS Boys vs. #2 Solomon tonight 3-3-22. Come out and support! Go Tigers!
Thank you, Vickie Chalfant, for getting this book for the high school library!
With this nice weather, out comes the track equipment at Washington County!
Reminder: if you are not actively on our track team, do not uncover the pole vault or high jump pits and do not jump on them while covered. They are not trampolines! If you are actively on our track teams and you practice, remember to put everything back and cover it all.
JH’s first home meet is March 28th! HS’s home meet is April 26th.
This 4th grade group did their service project today in this beautiful weather. They chose to clean up the Greenleaf Clubhouse lawn and paint lines on the basketball court. Thanks Jerry Baker for helping us with this.
This 4th grade group decided to do a bake sale for their service project. The proceeds are going to the elementary library to help pay for books. The students raised $148. It was a very successful project.
February was BUSY for FCCLA members! We competed in district STAR events, held a Valentine project, celebrated National FCCLA Week with BOE and member lunches, Secret Pals, appreciation gifts, games etc, competed for District Officer position, and served on KS FCCLA State Executive Council Selection Committee. Results of our busy month are below.
District STAR Events:
Career Investigation - Kady Toole, 2nd State Runner-up.
Focus On Children-Evyn Finlayson and Lillee Richard, 1st State Qualifier.
National Programs In Action- Emma Fulton, 1st State Qualifier.
Professional Presentation- Kori Miller, Makenna Elliott, Kenzie Baker, 1st State Qualifier.
Sports Nutrition-Michaela Jueneman and Tiffani Allerheiligen-1st State Qualifier.
Repurpose and Redesign- Drake Baker, 1st State Qualifier.
Student Judge: Kiersten Tholstrup.
Student helpers: Talena McClellan and Garrett Hill.
2022-23 District VP of Finance—Garrett Hill.
Voting Delegates: Kelsey Helms and Talena McClellan.
Ks State Executive Officer Selection Committee members—Kenzie Baker and Garrett Hill.
National Walk Your JH Students Day! Ok, maybe that isn’t a real day but it is too nice to be indoors.
These two had a great couple of days learning about FCCLA and interacting with some top-notch members in helping select the 2022-2023 KS FCCLA State Executive Council. They had a wonderful experience. So thankful they had the opportunity to be involved at this level. Great job!!!
THANK YOU, FFA! The breakfast this morning was delicious!
#betigerstrong
Effective Monday, February 28, 2022 masks will not be required while riding in or operating school buses. Mask-wearing is optional for students and staff members on buses.
Today we presented the Washington County Ministerial Association Food Pantry with a check for $1231.17. This money was raised through a fundraiser called Kindness Coins during the Great Kindness Challenge.
