Congratulations to WCHS EXPLORE program semi-finalists and finalists.
Semi-finalists
1. Drew Buhrman, Senior
2. Mia Cardenas, Senior
3. Riley Dusin, Junior
4. Konner Gepner, Sophomore
5. Makayla Herrs, Freshman
6. Makenna Hertz, Junior
7. Kobe Hoover, Senior
8. Emily Jones, Junior
9. Michaela Jueneman, Junior
10. Sydney Jueneman, Freshman
11. Kirsten Ouellette, Senior
12. Mandy Simmons, Junior
13. Laura Skupa, Junior
14. Coy Stamm, Junior
15. Kady Toole, Sophomore
16. Trenton Zenger, Sophomore
Finalists:
Riley Dusin, Junior
Michaela Jueneman, Junior
Kirsten Ouellette, Senior
Coy Stamm, Junior
Kady Toole, Sophomore
Washington County Junior High Student Council and Helping Hands wish all our Tigers the very best Christmas and Happy New Year!!!
Thank you to Stephanie Kern, Thrivent, and FNB for giving the elementary students holiday gifts. We appreciate the kindness.
Thank you to the junior high students for the holiday gifts to all elementary students and staff. It was much appreciated.
The Washington County FBLA chapter has been hard at work this holiday season. Committee chairs Tiffani Allerheiligen and Emma Hoover put together a community service project for their chapter to spread a little bit of holiday cheer. They made festive holiday swags for the residents at The Centennial Nursing Home. The swags were made of real pine and had ornaments hot glued onto them. They also had a little bow at the top to tie it all together.
Washington County 4th graders say “Merry Christmas!”
Another fun day in 4th grade
USD 108 wants your family to have a great break and an enjoyable holiday season. In order to make sure everyone is able to get that needed break, we have created a form you can fill out if your child has been exposed to Covid or contracts Covid. This will allow Nurse Lisa and administration to receive the needed information in one central place. We do not want anyone to have to make multiple phone calls or texts giving the same information to different people. This form will be checked throughout break and if follow up is needed, we will contact you. Thank you for your help!
USD 108 COVID-19 Case Reporting Form: https://forms.gle/poadqA1s7xJ1gZpn6
6th grade made Christmas scenes that had a light feature run by batteries and Christmas lights and a moving element with magnets. We had everything from Home Alone to a beautiful nativity scene. They were able to present their hard work to 3rd grade and teach them a bit about electricity and magnets today!
Cooperation and fun is our goal this morning in 4th grade!
7th Graders working on Christmas crafts!
Tomorrow is the last day to get this deal! Don't miss your chance!
Parents - Here's a gift idea for your student. Buy last year's book (2020) and pre-buy this year's book (2021) for a bundle price of $75 - a great deal. Contact Mrs. Toole if you are interested in this offer.
Just a reminder, there is not a home WCHS Basketball game Monday, 12/21/20! Thank you for your cooperation and understanding. Please make one of your New Years Eve wishes about shutting the door on COVID-19 and that happiness, health, and life events get back on track!
Want to know more about the high school and junior high EXPLORE project based learning program at Washington County Schools. Join us to watch 5 presentations showing some of the best projects from this semester here on Facebook Live at 1:30pm on Monday, December 21st.
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More 5th grade constellations!
All of the 6th grade Charlie Browns are done. Great Job kiddos.
At the December board meeting, the USD 108 school board recognized school nurse Lisa Ouellette for going "above and beyond in her role as school nurse during this pandemic". We ❤ you, Lisa!
More sixth grade Charlie Browns done! One more to go!!!
Here are some more 5th grade constellations!
