Everest Middle School will be hosting a Veteran's Day Program on Thursday November 11. There will be a brunch for all Veteran's and their families at 9:00am in the library and the program will be at 10:00am in the gym. The program will include recognition of the 100th Anniversary of the Tomb of the Unknowns, information about Honor Flights to Washington DC, and presentations by various EMS student groups. All Veteran's and their families are invited to attend. We ask that you RSVP to the EMS office at 785-548-7536.
Mrs.Holzhey’s class PJ day.
Preschoolers are the cutest pumpkins in the patch!
On Thursday, October 28, the Everest Middle School 7/8th grade band had their first Meet the Composer day of the year. The band has been working on Of Courage and Valor for the annual EMS Veteran's Day assembly. Dr. Ed Huckeby, the composer of the piece, was gracious enough to connect with the students via a Zoom meeting that lasted about 40 minutes. The students performed the piece for him and then Dr. Huckeby answered questions that the students had submitted earlier in the week. He talked about his musical history, how he composed the piece, his favorite and least favorite instruments, and he encouraged the students to persevere in all areas they choose to pursue! Thank you Dr. Huckeby for meeting with our students! Great job band!
Pajama Day
More Red Ribbon Week Spirit Photos
A special Thank You goes out to Fiabesco Bakery, The Pizza Bakery, Lentz Express and The OK Corral for providing the delicious goodies and treats for the rewards and prizes for Red Ribbon Week!
Pre-K showing their RRW spirit.
4th Graders practiced multiplication in a creative way!
More Pre-K RRW spirit day pictures.
Thank you Lentz Express for providing biscuits and gravy this morning for our staff at HES for Red Ribbon week! It sure hit the spot!
Kindergarten squad wearing their crazy socks.
Our Future is Looking Bright. It’s wear your bright or neon colors day at HES.
Mr. Torkelson had a big surprise when he came into work today!
Students in Business Essentials class at EMS learned about taxes that are taken out of their paychecks and how their federal tax dollars are spent using a fun, out-of-their seats, whole-class race challenge.
Seventh Grade students held the first "Book Club" meeting of the year. They selected their book and enjoyed lunch in the classroom.
Next week kicks off Native American Heritage Month! Check out the spirit month taking place for all three schools!
As the days progress closer to election day -- please remember to make plans to get out and vote!
USD 430 would like to share the why of the Bond Election this year. Why now?
As always - if you have any questions please visit the USD 430 website, South Brown County Schools Facebook page, @usd430 on Twitter, or call the district office at 785-486-2611.
Senior students and parents/guardians coming to the FAFSA Workshop at 6:30 p.m tonight, please enter the high school through the south door on the first floor and then proceed to the library. Please bring these forms with you to the workshop and help your student remember to bring their chromebook. 2020 tax forms (1040 Form, W-2, 1099, Schedule 1/2/3 if applicable) Bank Statements and records of investments (if applicable) Student & parent social security numbers. Thank you!
The JOM Native American Reading Challenge was created this year to encourage all students to read as many Native American books as they can. There is a winner for every grade, every quarter, based on the number of points they receive. Last week, the EMS winners for the 1st quarter received their prizes.
5th grade - Raylee Wahwasuck
6th grade - Kaia Hooper
7th grade - Alaina Switch
8th grade - Kara CoversUp
A huge thank you to Horton Thriftway, Fiabesco, Lentz Express and Deb Tartsah for sponsoring our prize buckets!
