Fifth grade students have been learning about Native American tribes. They built models of the types of lodging each tribe used
. #breakingout
MS Volleyball are your Wheat State League Tournament Champions. They defeated Little River in the finals in an exhilarating 3 set match. This caps an undefeated 11-0 season. Congrats ladies!! We are all proud of you!
Mrs. Brunner’s fourth grade students learned about the functions of the eye by creating and identifying different reflections and shadows! #breakingout
Ms. Hawkins’ advisory class met with community members and created a news segment for their PBL project! Their main question was “High Sales Tax: Where Does the Money Go?” The 6th grade students enjoyed research and gaining information on our community! Thank you to those who participated!
https://youtu.be/iH8fROzFOgc
Best of Luck to the HMS Volleyball team today at the Wheat State League Junior High Volleyball Tournament. The Lady Railers are the #1 Seed and will play at 2:00, 4:00 and 5:00. Best of Luck HMS Lady Railers!
Congratulations to the Lady Railers as they took the Wheat State League Tournament Championship today! Go Railers!
Wheat State League Tournament today in Herington. Teams playing are Centre, Rural Vista, Goessel and Herington. Lady Railers play this morning at 9, 11 and 1. Bracket play this afternoon. All matches will be broadcasted on our school YouTube channel.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCry0OWR1pyQF_17jHdO4Pew
October Board of Education meeting has been moved to Tuesday the 20th at 6:30 p.m.
Ms. Hawkins’ advisory class met with community members and created a news segment for their PBL project! Their main question was “High Sales Tax: Where Does the Money Go?” The 6th grade students enjoyed research and gaining information on our community! Thank you to those who participated!
Nice work by the cross country team today at league. Craig, Davanne, and Koy all medaled.
Good Afternoon,
The U S D 487 COVID-19 team meeting took place last evening and it was determined that the district may continue to operate in the “green”. This means that preschool through 12th grade students will be able to attend in person for the next week. County level data indicates a need for continued safety practices, such as mask wearing, social distancing, and good handwashing practices. Thank you for your continued support as we educate the children of our community, while working to keep them safe.
Good Luck to the Cross Country Team today at the Harvey County West Park near Burrton.
Girls run at 4:00
Boys run at 4:30
Good Luck Railer Runners!
Good Luck HMS Railers at Wakefield tonight!
4:30 A Team Match Volleyball followed by B-Team Match
6:00 JH Football (6 Man)
Mrs. Beye’s MTSS finished reading the Training Camp book last week. In the book Coach Ken shares ideas for what the “Best do Better then the Rest.” This week we have been writing our own playbooks for success and today we enjoyed fish tacos just like Coach Ken did in the book.
Nice wins Lady Rails. Wins over MDCV 25-9, 25-15 and Waverly 25-21, 25-11. These two wins move Herington Lady Railers to 23-1 on the season. Great job girls!!
Second graders just finished a science unit about matter. They explored shaving cream and discussed that it can be a solid, liquid, or gas, participated in an Inter-distance Learning lesson from Greenbush Learning Center, tested the melting points and properties of certain candies, and played with Oobleck, a mixture of cornstarch and water, which can be a solid and a liquid. Lots of great learning opportunities!! #breakingout
Lady Railers will be at Melvern tonight playing at 5 and 6. We will try to be live on the school YouTube channel.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCry0OWR1pyQF_17jHdO4Pew
Herington Football tonight at 7:00. Good luck Railers!! The game will be live on the school YouTube Channel.
The third grade students were able to take a virtual field trip to the David Traylor Zoo (Emporia, KS). These students may also visit the rainforest later on this afternoon. #breakingout
Railer Depot week in Review
https://youtu.be/pEUlRcCNFoM
by Madi Becker