November is Native American Heritage Month! Our district celebrates and honors the importance of Native American history and culture.
Each week in November, students will be encouraged to celebrate Native culture in various ways.
The Everest Middle School Student Council has designed special bracelets that they will be handing out to the entire student body. These bracelets serve as a reminder that we are stronger together.
The student council has been working hard to come up with ways for us to lead by example, promote positivity, and be true "Chargers" in our school community. They believe that by wearing these bracelets, we can show our commitment to these values and inspire others to do the same.
I encourage all of you to wear your bracelets proudly and use them as a symbol of unity and support. Let's strive to be the best versions of ourselves and make a positive impact on those around us.
Thank you to Charger PTO for funding these bracelets as part of Red Ribbon Week, and let's continue to make Everest Middle School a place where we uplift and empower one another.
On Monday, the EMS Cheerleaders led a fantastic pep assembly, bringing energy and enthusiasm to the entire school. During the assembly, we had the pleasure of introducing our wrestling team and girls' basketball teams. It was a great opportunity for the students to show their support and cheer on their fellow classmates.
Following the team introductions, the wrestling team and girls' basketball teams participated in a fun competition to create the "best" mummy. It was a creative and entertaining activity that showcased the teamwork and spirit of our athletes.
Additionally, Ms. Stone shared the JOM reading awards for the 1st quarter. These awards recognize students who have read Native American Literature and Nonfiction texts. Congratulations to all the recipients!
50 books read for Karlee' and Creighton! Keep up the reading girls! 📚
Mrs. Becker's 4th Grade and Mrs. D's Kindergarten used habit number 2- begin with the end in mind to plan their pumpkin paintings! 🎃
The best crayons in the box at Horton Elementary School!!! 💕❤️💛💜💚💙
HES Red Ribbon Spirit Week fun!
Picture Re-Takes for HHS are tomorrow!
Another cool Kindergartener read 50 books!!!! Tenami Winsea is not spooky about books she loves them!!!
It is a busy week for the EMS wrestling team. They travel to Oskaloosa tonight for a 4:00pm match. On Thursday, Nov 2, the team participates in a mixer at Perry Lecompton also 4:00pm. Good luck to all participants.
Kindergarten had a blast at The Great Pumpkin 🎃 Patch in Mayetta, KS. Thanks PTO for the last minute change and a perfectly pumpkin day!!!
Before heading out of Horton, the Kansas State FFA Horse Judging Championship Team made their way around town!
Through the cold this morning they were cheered along!
The team will begin their competition on Wednesday in Indianapolis.
Go get 'em, ladies!
Congratulations to Miss. Santos for being nominated as the HES staff member of the week! You are such a blessing for our students!
Mrs. Wischropp was nominated as the HES Staff member of the week last week. Thank you for all you do for our students! Congratulations!!!
Congrats to Mailey Mace on 50 Books read! Keep it up!!
In honor of American Indian Heritage Month, JOM will be having an event on Saturday, November 4th at Horton High School.
Mrs Geiger's class did a speed dating exercise on questions preparing them for the reading of Mice and Men. This activity helps with public speaking, active listening and expression of ideas and thoughts.
This week in USD 430...
Scholar's Bowl tonight!
Congratulations to Cooper Wischropp on finishing with a PR of 18:45! He finished 62nd out of 99 2A runners.
