Second grade students worked together to design the tallest cup tower by using all the materials they were provided! #beingallwecanbe
Kindergarten students read a story about pancakes and following directions. Students and staff worked together to apply this lesson to create their own pancakes! #beingallwecanbe
Resource Fair for students 14 yrs of age and up: Wednesday October 23, 2019, 1:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.. Abilene High School Gym B.
Transportation can be provided, if interested contact Kasey Kickhaefer at kaseyk@usd487.org or James Harbaugh at jharbaugh@usd487.org.
Herington High School Volleyball
****Notice - Games will be played at Herington on Tuesday, September 3rd instead of Goessel!!
3:00 Herington vs. Ell-Saline (C) Main Gym
4:00 Herington vs. Ell-Saline (JV) Main Gym
Goessel vs. Haven (JV)
5:00 Herington vs. Haven (JV) Main Gym
Goessel vs. Ell-Saline (JV)
6:00 Herington vs. Ell-Saline Varsity Main Gym
Goessel vs. Haven
7:00 Herington vs. Haven Varsity Main Gym
Goessel vs. Ell-Saline
Mrs. Gutsch's third grade class enjoyed several beginning of the year activities. One meaningful experience was reading "Pete the Cat, I Love My White Shoes" and discussing how Pete does not let little things get him down. We brainstormed issues that get in our way sometimes, one of which is other people's words. Students then squirted out an entire mini tube of toothpaste (representing others' words) and were asked to put the toothpaste back into the tube. This proved almost impossible! The takeaway: choose your words wisely, because once they come out of your mouth, you can't put them back in! We can clean up the mess, but we cannot fully put the toothpaste back into the tube! Our focus is using meaningful and kind words and having a positive attitude. #beingallwecanbe
Fourth grade students work on a team-building STEM activity. The students planned together to save Fred (a gummy worm) from his capsized boat (a cup) using only paper clips. #beingallwecanbe
CONGRATULATIONS, JADE!!!
Jade was awarded a $400 JOSTENS voucher to be applied towards a class ring!
Thursday, August 29th
5:00 Volleyball Scrimmage
6:00 Railer Spirit Parade through downtown
6:30 Whitewash (for high school students only) & Watermelon Feed
Come support the Railers as they begin their fall sports season!
Thursday, August 29th
5:00 Volleyball Scrimmage
6:00 Railer Spirit Parade
6:30 Whitewash & Watermelon Feed
Come support the Railers as they begin their fall sports season!
Middle School and High School students will be bringing home a letter describing two upcoming surveys that will be administered to students in grades 6-12. This letter went home with Middle School students yesterday and will be going home with High School students today. If you would like to opt your child out from participating in these surveys, please return the "opt out" form to your child's school by September 6, 2019. If you have any questions, please contact the HMS or HHS office.
Mrs. Weber's students work hard to learn the letters in their names. #beingallwecanbe
Kindergarten students play Ice Cream Shop during recess. They all waited patiently in line to order ice cream from classmates. #beingallwecanbe
Fifth grade students in Mrs. Beames's class practice team building skills as they work in groups to build the tallest tower using gum drops and toothpicks. #beingallwecanbe
HES Families: Reminder that we have picture day tomorrow! You are welcome to return order packets to your classroom teacher, however, LifeTouch does prefer that their online ordering feature is utilized.
September Breakfast/Lunch Menu
Fourth graders participated in a variety of fun activities during the first days of school with Mrs. Fish. #beingallwecanbe
Second graders read Pigeon Goes to School. Afterward, they worked in groups to figure out how to get Pigeon safely to school by making catapults. Every group was successful in getting Pigeon to school! #beingallwecanbe
First graders in Mrs. Koehn's class learned that each student needs different tools to learn and that learning will look different for each student. Mrs. Koehn used band-aids to show the students that they don't always need the same treatment; instead, each student will receive what they need to make them successful! #beingallwecanbe
Dickinson county K-9 units and Herington Police department conducted a sweep for illegal substances at Herington High school this morning.
FCCLA officers are in Manhattan for two days of training and learning new leadership skills for the new year.
