Kindergarten celebrated the 100th day of school this week!
Go Chiefs! First grade students made Mahomes puppets! ❤️💛
Chargers are in action tonight @ HOME!
#chargeon #jrdance #moosehill #studentsection #blue #white #basketball
Horton High School students attended the "Native American Legislative Day at the Capitol" on February 7th. Students and adults were able to tour the capitol, enjoy a luncheon with others attending, and witness the recognition of Dr. Alex Redcorn.
Tribal council members throughout Kansas were in attendance and engaged in dialogue with our students.
HHS Powerlifters are back in action. The most recent results are from the Royal Valley Meet.
Women's:
Veida Liggett - 3rd Place Total, 3rd in each Squat, Bench, Hang Clean
Kennedi Stevens - 3rd Place Total, 3rd in each Squat, Bench, Hang Clean
Amaya Boller - 3rd Place Hang Clean
Rylan Miller - 3rd Place Total, 3rd in each Squat, Bench, Hang Clean
Harmonie Garrison - 2nd Place Squat, 3rd Place Hang Clean
Men's:
Luke McAfee - 3rd Place Hang Clean Ethan Smith - 3rd Place Hang Clean
Tito Rodrigues - 3rd Place Total, 2nd Place Hang Clean, 3rd Place Squat
Jr. Men's:
Jonas Crismas - 3rd Place Total, 2nd Bench, 2nd Place Squat
Noah Solis - 3rd Place Hang Clean
Austin Garrison - 3rd Place Total, 2nd Place Hang Clean, 3rd Place Squat
Ben Selland - 1st Place Total, 1st Place Hang Clean, 2nd Place Bench, 2nd Place Squat Wyatt Doty - 1st Place Bench
Members of the Boys and Girls Charger Basketball teams visited HES today. They met with each grade level and spoke about being good students, working as a team, setting goals, and supporting the Chargers.
Way to go, Chargers!
Congratulations to Tori Jelks for being elected as E-West District FCCLA officer for 2024-2025! ❤️
Today was the Brown County Spelling Bee in Hiawatha. Congratulations to Kaia Hooper of Everest Middle School for winning!! She will be traveling to the State Spelling Bee in March. Way to go Kaia!
EMS students who participated:
- Kaia Hooper
- Raylee Wawahsuck
- Noah Fassnacht
- Josie Baker
- Domonic Clancy
- Katani Ortiz: Alternate
Congratulations to all of the students for their hard work! They each represented EMS well!
The EMS 2024 Bowl-A-Rama is currently taking place in the 5th-8th grade. The bowling teams consist of 3 students and 1 adult. The bowling tournament will conclude next week. The top 2 teams school wide will take a day and go bowling and have fun. Nice job Chargers
Senior Class After-Prom Silent Auction
I want to thank these young men for asking me to be on their team. We don't have the official results but I think we should win. Mr Hutfles, this was a great idea on doing a school wide bowling tournament.
On Tuesday, February 6th, The Everest Elite Choir traveled to Jefferson County North Middle School to participate in the NEKL Mass Choir! Tradition for this event includes each school preparing the pre-selected music leading up to the festival and then coming together for one day of rehearsal and a concert! Our singers represented themselves and their school at an impressively high level and many members could be heard leading their sections while singing! Mrs. Crane was incredibly proud of the choir and they should be proud of the work they put in!
EMS Staff Spotlight
This week is School Counselor Appreciation Week, which is great since we have 3 AWESOME school counselors to recognize!
Be sure to share your appreciation with our counselors -- they do so much for our students and staff... most of which isn't even seen!
https://youtu.be/I_HtjyOZXw0
JV Boys add another in the win column!
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Charger Basketball is on the road today! See you in Winchester!
Congratulations to kindergartener, Mailey Mace, on reading 150 books! You rock!
Congratulations to Max Mauck who has read 100 books! Keep up that reading! 📚
February student of the month Shawntel Pahmahmie
This student is quiet and easy going. I always see her working on school assignments. She’s a “no drama” girl. She never has anything but positive things to say about and to the staff and students. She’s always helping out in concessions during events and never complains. Sh is a responsible young adult. She’s on top of assignments, work and her car maintenance. She’s polite and respectful and works on empowering herself as well as others. She’s quiet but has a wonderful sense of humor and genuine kindness. She has goals and aspirations and she manages a full plate. She is the picture of responsibility and it's a pretty picture. She is appreciative of the staff and as well the staff appreciates her.
February Faculty of the month Marissa Blanton!
This person does so much for all of the students and has recently taken on even more being the only person working in the office. She will listen to your rants, help you solve your problems, and take care of all of the behind-the-scenes work that no one remembers. I always make her life difficult as soon as I walk in and she handles all situations like a champ, and by herself no less.
