Can't wait to see everyone at 4th grade celebration tomorrow at 1:00 PM!
EMS 5th Graders enjoyed a walking career exploration field trip to Hoodstock Classics, Inc in Everest today. Thank you Mark Petersen!
As a conclusion to the pop tab collection, students from Everest Middle School proudly delivered three 5-gallon buckets full of pop tabs to the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Northeast Kansas in Topeka.
This project, inspired by the book How Full Is Your Bucket?: Positive Strategies for Work and Life, allowed students to make a positive impact on families in need while demonstrating kindness, teamwork, and community service. We will continue this project next year, so please save your tabs.
This project, inspired by the book How Full Is Your Bucket?: Positive Strategies for Work and Life, allowed students to make a positive impact on families in need while demonstrating kindness, teamwork, and community service. We will continue this project next year, so please save your tabs.
Curtis Hammersmith shot an impressive 86 to place 9th and qualify for the state golf tournament! Curtis will compete at Quail Ridge Golf Course in Winfield next week. Congratulations and good luck at state!
Final.
Congratulations to our outstanding track student-athletes!
Today we celebrate our incredible speech-language pathologists! Their dedication, patience, and compassion make a lasting impact on our students each and every day. These two amazing ladies work tirelessly to help students find their voices and build confidence — truly making a difference one word at a time. Thank you for all you do for our students and school family! 💙
There will be no after school activities today due to the possibility of severe weather!
UPDATE -- Regional Softball is now starting at 1 PM in Silver Lake
We are down to some of the last events of the season! Good luck and safe travels to our Chargers who are competing in Regional Softball and Sub-State Golf!
🥎Go Chargers! ⛳
This week in USD430...
HS Regional Softball @ Rossville will now be at 3:00pm tomorrow due to severe weather coming in tomorrow evening.
HES Career Fair
Thank you to everyone who helped make this day possible for our students at HES!
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Thank you to everyone who helped make this day possible for our students at HES!
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Brown County Special Education Interlocal is hiring!
5th graders enjoyed their PTO field trip. Students went to the Pony Express Museum, Missouri Western's Planetarium, Walter Cronkite's Museum, and ended the day fishing. Thanks PTO!
Congratulations to Ms. Kyli Brenner as she graduates with her Masters today! Your 5th grade family at EMS is proud of you!🎓
🎓Congratulations to the Class of 2026!🎓
Today marks their last day of high school. Sunday, they join the ranks of South Brown County Alumni! 💙
Today marks their last day of high school. Sunday, they join the ranks of South Brown County Alumni! 💙
🎓Senior Showcase -- Joleigh Switch
#chargernextchapter #HHS2026 #seniorshowcase #chargeon
#chargernextchapter #HHS2026 #seniorshowcase #chargeon
Good luck to the Chargers track team today at the NEKL Track Meet hosted by Riverside High School in Wathena, Kansas!
Bring the energy and represent South Brown County with pride. Go Chargers! 💙🏃♂️🏃♀️💨
Bring the energy and represent South Brown County with pride. Go Chargers! 💙🏃♂️🏃♀️💨
🎓Senior Showcase -- Jordan Kahbeah
#chargernextchapter #HHS2026 #seniorshowcase #chargeon
#chargernextchapter #HHS2026 #seniorshowcase #chargeon
At the beginning of the year, STUCO was looking for ideas to help the school. We noticed the School sign was damaged beyond repair, and that would be a project we could work towards. The students traveled to HHS and met with Tatum Digiacomo and her Metals class to see if this was something they would be interested in helping us with; graciously, they were. We traveled over to the high school in November. They explained how it works, the size dimensions, and what it costs. We came up with a design and purchased the metal to make it. They gave us suggestions to powder coat and finish it. Once again, we traveled to the High school to take part in the cutting of the sign. Wyatt Chartier helped the students run the machine to cut it out. He also helped with the cleaning and finishing holes. Next, we contacted Marc Beyer to see if he could help us with getting it powder-coated. Marc was happy to help. He graciously let us make a trip to his business to drop off the sign and showed the kids the sand blasting and powder coating process. He showed us examples of paint and how the painting process works. He explained to us the cost of paint for our project. Marc was willing to do this for us with no charge since it was for the school; however, we made a $300.00 donation to help cover the cost of paint. We are thankful for his time, along with everyone who was involved in helping us accomplish this goal. It was enjoyable, and we learned a lot from being a part of the entire process from start to finish.
