USD 108 March Menus
Waco Boys Beat Hanover 50-45 in Regionals Semi-Final.
Go Tigers!
Washington County Elementary School March 2020 Newsletter
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Working on dialations and scale factors...finished product's to come!
Onaga Forensics Results - 2/10
Informative Speaking
Natalie Harlan - 3rd
Shailyn Zenger - 4th
Kady Toole - 6th
Natalie Harlan - 3rd Impromptu Speaking
Improvised Duet Acting-Emma Portenier/Kady Toole - 3rd
Humorous Solo-Laura Skupa - 6th
Poetry Participant - Garrett Kohlmeyer
Valley Heights Forensics Meet Results - 2/22/2020
Natalie Harlan - 4th Informative Speaking
Alyssa Kern - 6th Informative Speaking
Tiffani Allerheiligen/Alyssa Kern - Improvised Duet Acting - 10th Place Team
Coy Stamm
North Central District Forage Production Proficiency Award Winner
Peyton Chandler
North Central District Small Animal Production/Care Proficiency Award Winner
Congratulations to all of our FFA SAE Award Winners!
Grace Otott
North Central District Star in Agribusiness
State FFA Degree
Tyler Simmons
State FFA Degree
Tray Zabokrtsky
North Central District Beef Production-Placement Proficiency Award Winner
Tyler Nelson
North Central District Ag Mechanics Design and Fabrication Proficiency Award Winner and
District FFA Star in Ag Placement Candidate!
FFA Selection Day Results!
Jack Gilliam and Shai Zenger - Selected as North Central District Officer Candidates for 2020-2021 School year! Elections will be 4/6 at the District Banquet in Chapman
So proud of this 2nd-grade group! Almost everyone did this assignment in cursive! It took a little longer to do but this group has GRIT! Didn’t they do a beautiful job?
5th graders are working on a faux stained glass project in art today.
Mrs. Rundle’s second grade small group activity today was a STEM activity. The students had to work together to make a wind powered maze. Through this activity, they learned about the words: push, kinetic energy, friction, and obstacle. The students could only use connecting blocks to make it, they had to work together as a team to make a plan, And then build the maze and make any corrections to the plan that they discovered while making it. Then they raced the glitter balls through the maze using fat straws. Tomorrow, they will race again using different straws and balls to see what works the best to go through the maze the fastest. They learn teamwork, social end emotional skills, vocabulary and worked with numbers for this project.
Mrs. Rundle’s second grade small group activity today was a STEM activity. The students had to work together to make a wind powered maze. Through this activity, they learned about the words: push, kinetic energy, friction, and obstacle. The students could only use connecting blocks to make it, they had to work together as a team to make a plan, And then build the maze and make any corrections to the plan that they discovered while making it. Then they raced the glitter balls through the maze using fat straws. Tomorrow, they will race again using different straws and balls to see what works the best to go through the maze the fastest. They learn teamwork, social end emotional skills, vocabulary and worked with numbers for this project.
8th Grade Math...Using Google Earth to measure roofs...figuring surface area...square footage...square of shingles...and how many bundles of shingles needed for roof!
The graphic design class is working with KAB, inc. on some design and website projects and spent some time on Monday taking pictures and getting a tour from Skyler Warnke former art and design student at WCHS. A first trip to a hog farm for most of us.
Tray Zabokrtsky places 3rd at the 1st ever Kansas State University High School sales competition.
FBLA members Sean Bruna, Tray Zabokrtsky, and Tyler Simmons traveled to Kansas State University today for the inaugural sales competition. Congratulations to Tray for making it to the 2nd round starting at 1 pm today. Will update later.
The 8th grade history classes enjoyed sharing their knowledge of Kansas with the preschool.
WCHS Girls win first round of regionals. WCHS 60 – Blue Valley 49