This week in USD 430...
Congratulations to Noah Fassnacht!! 🐝
He finished as a finalist today at the Sunflower State Spelling Bee. There were 87 spellers, Noah finished in the top 11!
Awesome job, Noah!
Congratulations to Horton Girls Powerlifting Team.
2022 State Champions!
Go Chargers!!
Planning on being out and about tomorrow? Plan on going to the Flea Market or the State Powerlifting meet? Be sure to stop by the JOM booth for an Indian Taco or two!
5 HHS students attended the Kansas State University Indigenous & Native American College Student for a Day program. The students were able to gain information on college admissions & scholarships, as well as some different majors such as business, engineering and education. They also heard from a panel of current indigenous students at K-State, who explained where they came from, how they chose their majors, and how their degrees can help their tribes and other indigenous communities.
Mrs. Becker shared about her trip to the Dominican Republic today. Students were able to sample sugar cane and cacao - the seeds of which cocoa and chocolate are made.
Congratulations to EMS 5th grader Noah Fassnacht who will be participating in the State Spelling Bee tomorrow. The entire school lined the hallways as Noah left for Wichita. Good Luck Noah. We are proud of you!!!
Congratulations to HHS Seniors Maliyah Soto and Trey Lockwood for making the 2022 Sports in Kansas All State Teams.
Maliyah was named to the Second Team All-State 2A, while Trey was named to the 2A Honorable Mention Team.
We are now looking for our Best of the Best for 3rd Quarter. Do you a staff member or a student that is the Best of the Best and deserves the recognition? Go to the district's website - www.usd430.org to complete the Best of the Best form, found in the top right hand corner.
Spring Picture Day at Horton Elementary School
Monday, April 11, 2022
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Order Code #67197ZB
This dynamic duo Zod Wakole and Atticus Thompson read 50 books . They are fabulous 1st graders !!! Way to go boys 😍🎉
Best of Luck to Noah Fassnacht, 5th Grader at Everest Middle School. This weekend Noah will participate in the 2022 Sunflower State Spelling Bee.
Need a night full of Art and Music? What about a meal, too?
Tonight at HHS is the annual Evening of the Arts. Come and enjoy soup served by the HHS Forensics Team, Art displayed by our students, and both Instrumental and Vocal music.
It's a night you won't want to miss!
EMS Scholars Bowl Meet @ 4:00 in Everest. Also, Evening of the Arts at the High School @ 7:00. Student participating in both, parents are responsible for transporting to the high school.
There will be No High School Track Practice tonight, 3/23/22.
Horton Highschool presents "SuperFreaks" by Scott Hann. Please come out and support these awesome kids.
When: Thursday March 31st @ 7 PM, Saturday April 2nd @ 7 PM, and Sunday April 3rd @ 1:30 PM.
Back row - Julie Crismas , Troy Davis, Issac Yaussi, Angelina Thomas
Front row- Jesse McGinnis, Emmily Johnson, Julia Lehew, Malinda Crismas, Desiree Madere, Chandler Newman
Lois Lancaster is a big-city journalist writing about the current state of mental health facilities. Her research takes her to a hospital populated with a unique group of quirky inmates who imagine they are crime-fighting superheroes. Speed Freak thinks he can run at incredible speeds, while Dim Bulb, the most enthusiastic person on the face of the earth, thinks he has the ability to turn off lights with his brain. Mental thinks she can read minds, despite being prone to sudden outbursts of bizarre non-sequiturs. Kevin, much less quirky and flamboyant than the other inmates, doesn’t embarrass himself with a ridiculous code name or costume...at least, not initially. Dr. Gail Eisner appears to be a kindly hospital administrator, a steady influence needed to effectively run a madhouse like this one. At first Lois finds their elaborate superhero fantasies to be an entertaining diversion, the wild delusions of unstable minds, until something unusual happens that makes her wonder.
The Kansas State Department of Education is looking for feedback.
At the June 2021 Kansas State Board of Education meeting, Commissioner of Education Randy Watson announced the establishment of a Graduation Requirements Task Force, which include members of the State Board of Education, business leaders, curriculum directors, high school principals, counselors, teachers, KSHSAA, local boards of education and superintendents, charged with examining graduation requirements in Kansas from at least three different lenses:
Additional courses or deletion of courses required for graduation (if any).
Examination of competencies and multiple ways to show mastery of skills which allow students to move at their own pace and time.
Examination of any additional requirements in addition to the high school diploma (value-added assets such as industry recognized certificate, college credits, etc.)
Today, we’re asking for your feedback to help guide the work of this group. Please use the QR code to complete a short survey regarding your thoughts on Kansas’ high school graduation requirements.
The deadline to submit feedback is April 15.
There will be no Baseball or Softball practice tonight, 3/22/22.
SAVE THE DATE - APRIL 1-30
STUCO SHOE DRIVE FUNDRAISER
All shoes and styles are greatly appreciated. They can be toddler shoes, high heels, slippers, flip flops, tennis shoes, etc., as long as they are gently used we will take them. The shoes will be donated to those in need.
Please bring your shoes to the High School Library or the Everest Middle School Library.
For the parents that are interested in attending our Social Media presentation on Monday a few of the times have switched.
Everest will be at 1:00 and the High School will be at 2:30.
