
First graders practice collecting and organizing data! Students voted on their favorite GoNoodle (brain break) and made bar graphs to show the winner! #backontrack





Little Railers Preschoolers are feeling super thankful for a very generous donation of books from a former student’s family! We love books in preschool and are so appreciative of the support from the community!




Seniors, see this link for a list of scholarships available in Kansas. You must create an account which is free, but each application has a $5.00 processing fee. https://www.epsilonsigmaalpha.org/scholarships

Thank You to Mrs. Susan Mueller for the Thanksgiving presentation on Monday. She read "Bad Kitty Does Not Like Thanksgiving" and had help from Mrs. Stilwell and fifth graders. A special guest was her turkey, Prince Charles. #backontrack

First graders in Ms. Fegan's class have been learning about different types of maps, and yesterday they made their own treasure maps. Their maps had to include a key, a compass rose, and most importantly, a route to their treasure! #backontrack





HES Families: Fifth grade students created an HES Macy’s Day Parade for the elementary students to enjoy!





HES Families: Fifth grade students created an HES Macy’s Day Parade for the elementary students to enjoy!





HES Families - Check out the November All School Assembly at the links below:
HES November All School Assembly Part 1 -
https://www.schooltube.com/media/HES+November+All+School+Assembly+pt.+1/1_2r6jf5o7
HES November All School Assembly Part 2 -
https://www.schooltube.com/media/HES+November+All+School+Assembly+pt.+2/1_qe39vflb

Ms. Leah’s science class is learning “Science of the Body.” We’re are applying the nervous system!



HES first grade students in Ms. Stephania’s class took advantage of the beautiful weather this week and enjoyed math outside! #backontrack



HES kindergarten students recently spent a warm Autumn day outside working on their Thanksgiving Project! #backontrack




Juniors and Seniors,
Tabor College will be offering the following classes for dual credit (high school and college credit) online for the spring semester. The cost is $100 per course. Please contact Mr. Pritchard for information.
English Comp I and II
US History I and II
Gen Psychology
Public Speaking
College Algebra (taught by a 410 teacher)
Intro to Sociology

Seniors, you are eligible for the Student Scholarship and the Paul Max Service Scholarship.
https://gpacac.net/scholarships-%26-grants

Seniors, following this link for applications for multiple Masonic Lodge scholarships.
https://kansasmasonic.foundation/program/scholarships/

During the month of October, middle school advisory classes competed against each other to collect change to support a local Breast Cancer organization. They raised $222.50 to donate to the Elsie Brooks Breast Cancer Foundation. Ms. Hawkins’ advisory class won a pizza party sponsored by MS Student Council!
Pictured is President Raquel Lawrenz and Vice President Rebecca Beames.


ARCHERY PRACTICE
11/16 Tuesday Before & After School
11/17 Wednesday- Morning Practice Only, No Afternoon Practice-Early Dismissal
11/18-- We will GoThursday this week, Before School & After School
11/19 Friday---NO ARCHERY PRACTICE
The week of Thanksgiving We Will have Practice only on Tuesday 11/23 Before & After School.

Herington Elementary School picture retakes are scheduled to occur on Tuesday, November 23rd. Please review the attached flyer and/or follow the link below for more information:
https://inter-state.com/flyerentry/65918H
If you have any questions, please contact Brenda Johnson with Inter-State Photography at 913-745-6700.

Fourth graders in Mrs. Barnes’s class hunt for Veterans Day facts around the classroom. #backontrack



Don’t forget, the HHS Drama Club fall musical is this weekend! Let them transport you on a journey to the past!


Senior Parents: Deadline for Ads extended to Tuesday, November 23rd. The following is an example of a 1/2 page senior ad. Contact lbeye@usd487.org if you are still interested in placing one. 1/4 page $60, 1/2 $100 and full page $175.
