Mrs. McCall is looking for a couple more volunteers to help with the Orienteering Day freshmen will be attending on Wednesday, April 24th. Volunteers will need to be willing to hike with groups through a pasture with hills, brush, and creeks. Email cmccall@usd108.org

On a warm and windy day our junior high tigers competed very well. We had 39 PR's yesterday! We had many try new events either because they were interested or because the coaches wanted to see what they could do. As a group the junior high kids are coachable athletes!!! Included are the results from yesterday's meet.
https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/533721/results










Golf team had another battle with the wind today at Bellville. Might have been a few sun burns, but we also had a personal best from Austin Wurtz with a 99 today. Carson Kearn had a fantastic day also shooting an 82. Final results were Team score of 356 2 Man Team - 4th (Austin, Noah) 4 Man Team- 2nd (Carson, Monte, Grayson, Tucker) Carson Kearn 82-6th Noah Hoover-89 Monte Huckett-91 Grayson Votipka-93 Tucker Huband-99 Austin Wurtz-99




Join our team! #betigerstrong

Attached is today order of events for the WCJH Invitational! Good Luck Tiger Athletes and Coaches! #BeTigerStrong
Junior High track meet at home on Monday. We do NOT have school, but we DO have our make up meet. Kids need to meet at the track at 2:00. Field events start at 3:00.


The human anatomy and physiology class participated in a nursing and cadaver tour today at Cloud County Community College. It was a very educational experience for all of us!










Still some spots open ... 30 team limit!

We had a great first session last week but we would love to get even more students involved. We hope you can fit this activity into your schedule.

A huge thanks goes out to this group of volunteers who bought or made granola bars, muffins, or cookies. These treats helped our elementary students finish the last of their state assessments.

We made a visit today to Dusin’s, our Classroom to Career sponsor. The kids enjoyed learning about, seeing, and touching different flooring options. We appreciate Dusin’s sponsoring us. With their help we were able to buy stethoscopes for our human body unit and a magnetic number line to use during math.





WCJH-HS is currently seeking driven and energetic individuals to fill coaching positions within the district. If you have any interest and/or questions regarding the available positions, please reach out to Robert Smith at rsmith@usd108.org! https://www.usd108.org/page/employment-opportunities.

Yesterday, Juniors and Seniors from Washington County, Linn, and Hanover participated in Mock Interviews. Thank you to Heartland Works/Kansas WorkForce One, for providing the opportunity and everyone else that made the day possible. Great job kids!!




Washington County Schools is proud to introduce our Jr/Sr High School Principal Jordan Carlson!

Beautiful day for our 2nd track meet for our JH tigers. We had many PR's or very close to last week's performances. We had many kids try new events, try their best at every event, earn some medals, face disappointment as a learning experience, and have a good time today. That's what JH track is about. Included is the link to results. Our next meet is our Washington make up meet on Monday the 15th at 3:00. It's a no school day, but it's a track meet day!
https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/546258/results









FCCLA members were very successful at the Kansas FCCLA Leadership Conference. Congratulations to our Washington County Students!
Garrison Sand- Repurpose and Redesign Level 3-Gold Rating-1st place--National Qualifier
Angel Cole- Professional Presentation Level 2-Gold Rating-2nd place--National Qualifier
Rien Pospichal-Silver Rating
Garrett Hill and Allison Cisneros received District Officer training, Garrett Hill and Madisyn Lohse served as voting delegates and judged STAR Events, and Mrs. Zabokrtsky served as room consultant for STAR Events.
Garrison and Angel will compete at the National FCCLA Leadership Conference and STAR Events this summer in Seattle, Washington. Garrett Hill will also attend the conference as the 2024-25 District D FCCLA President along with Washington County FCCLA Adviser, Lisa Zabokrtsky.




Washington County FFA Chapter was well represented at the District FFA Banquet last night in Ellsworth. Proficiency Award Honors goes to Makenna Elliott - Swine Production, McKenzie Baker - Forest Management and Products, and Joseph Kern - Ag Mechanics-Repair and Maintenance. Congratulations!


Washington County USD 108 has an opening for a
VOCAL MUSIC (7-12)/INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC (5-12) TEACHER
for the 2024-2025 school year. Washington County is a progressive school that puts our students first in all we do. Applicants must be appropriately endorsed or be eligible to obtain the appropriate endorsement to teach this position. This teacher will teach a combined JH & HS Band, 5th Grade and 6th Grade Band, 7th Grade and 8th Grade Vocal Music and HS Chorus. Salary is competitive, and we offer an excellent benefits package!
This position will remain open until filled with the right candidate. If you have questions about this position contact Brock Funke at bfunke@usd108.org.
https://www.usd108.org/page/employment-opportunities

FCCLA Leadership Conference is underway in Wichita. Students competed, attended training, judged STAR events, were installed as District Officers, and helped run an event yesterday. We have a great group attending. I am blessed to be their adviser.








The elementary students enjoyed the 2024 solar eclipse. Thank you to PTO for purchasing the eclipse glasses.







