Good luck to the HHS Forensics team as they travel to JCN for the league tournament!
Congratulations to our ♥2024 FFA Sweetheart Candidates♥!
♥ Rilee Brown, daughter of Joy & Henry Brown of Everest.
♥ Piper Chartier, daughter of Margo & Steve Chartier of Horton.
♥ Carly Hutfles, daughter of Jennifer & Charlie Hutfles of Horton.
♥ Lyttia Linck, daughter of Paige Linck of Fairview & Josh Linck of Everest.
The students and teachers at EMS recently competed in a school wide bowling tournament (EMS Bowl-A-Rama). The top 2 teams will enjoy a trip to go bowling and have lunch. A huge shout out to all who participated! Winning teams were (Mrs Scherer, Elsie Bryant, Myla Stirton and Attleigh Stirton). (Colton Shirley, Thatcher Strube, Kaison Hawkins and Mr Hutfles) both teams tied with 470 pins. Way to go Chargers!!!
Chargers are heading home with two more wins!
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Charger game day @ Jackson Heights!
Can't make it to the game? Check out the Cobra Channel: https://www.citylinktv.com/channel/cobra/
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EMS boys basketball plays at home tonight vs Valley Falls at 4:30 B followed by A. Go Chargers!
HHS is hosting its annual Forensics tournament. We are needing judges for this meet. It will start at 4 p.m. on March 21. There will be 2 rounds and finals. I will need 30 people for finals alone. Food and entertainment will be provided. Please consider helping out the team.
If you know people in the community who would be interested in judging or you would be interested, please email Coach Angela Bush at busha@usd430.org.
EMS boys basketball travels to Oskaloosa tonight for a 4:30 game. B followed by A. Go Chargers
HHS Basketball: (Games on 2-13-24 & 2-16-24) This week the JV Girls Basketball Team will only play 2 Quarters vs. Jackson Heights (Tuesday) & Maur-Hill (Friday). Start times will stay the same; 4:00pm @ Jackson Heights & 4:30pm @ Maur-Hill. This will cause the rest of the Games to start about 30 minutes earlier than normal. Please plan accordingly to the adjusted schedule.
Congratulations to the HES Charger All-Stars this week!
Back row: Betsy Cooper, Draven Hoose, Henry Woods, Tucker Blanton, and Carsen Lentz.
Front row: Alissa Workman, Aurora Clancy, Lavina Schroeder, Aubree Hawkins, Peyton Middleton, Brixlee Knudson, and Finnick Koelliker.
Not pictured: Cain Jones and RJ Whiteshield
Photo credit: Max Mauck
Congratulations to Mr. Wikle for being selected as the HES Staff Member of the Week again! We appreciate all you do for our students at HES!
EMS Staff Spotlight
This week in USD 430...
The HHS Forensics team travelled to Riverside High School in Wathena on Saturday, February 10. The team was very successful. They finished first as a team out of 11 schools. Team members who attended the tournament were sophomores Veida Liggett, Brooklyn Dvorak, Tori Jelks, Garrett Pennington, and Ellis Goben and freshmen Haley Scott and Chase Clement.
As a team, there were 7 state qualifing performances. In order to qualify for state in May in Wichita, students must place first or second in their respective events. Students can qualify for State in three different events. Students who have already done so are sophomores Veida Liggett and Brooklyn Dvorak.
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1. Garrett Pennington — State qualifier
2. Veida Liggett — State qualifier
4. Ellis Goban
5. Tori Jelks
Serious Solo Acting
2. Tori Jelks — State qualifier
Humorous Solo Acting
1. Brooklyn Dvorak — State qualifier
Duet Acting
2. Veida Liggett and Brooklyn Dvorak — State qualifier
5. Garrett Pennington and Ellis Goben
Improv Duet Acting
5th Haley Scott and Chase Clement
Original Oratory
6th Chase Clememt
Poetry
2. Veida Liggett — State qualifier
3. Tori Jelks
Informative
1. Brooklyn — State qualifier
6. Garrett Pennington
The team will travel to JCN on Thursday for the NEK League tournament. The tournament day will start at 8 a.m. with first round competition.
Best of luck to the HHS Forensics team as they travel to Riverside today!
A pair of Charger wins, some drum music, and a night at the disco! A great night to be a Charger! 💙🏀💃🏻🥁🤍
While students enjoyed their day away from school, teachers took advantage of learning from each other.
Presentations included - AI Simulation, Ed Tech, Reading Strategies, Testing Ethics, App Making, PowerSchool, Google Classroom Grading, Leader In Me, Worksheets Don't Grow Dendrites, and Creating a Classroom App.
Teachers did an excellent job teaching their peers. Great ideas were shared and many will be used moving forward!
Kindergarten celebrated the 100th day of school this week!
Chargers are in action tonight @ HOME!
#chargeon #jrdance #moosehill #studentsection #blue #white #basketball
Go Chiefs! First grade students made Mahomes puppets! ❤️💛
