Class Attendants Winter Homecoming 2019
Juniors: Lawson Mueller and Dakota Swader
Sophomores: Corbyn Jackson and Sarah Biehler
Freshman: Logan Diekmann and Mari Mann
World Literature students had the opportunity to Skype with Mrs. Tobisch's college friend, Rachel Gittinger, about working for a human trafficking hotline in Washington DC. The class is reading the novel, Sold in class this semester.
Schedule of tonight's Junior High Games vs Rural Vista at Herington - 8th Grade Recognition Night!
4:30
HS Gym B Girls
MS Gym B Boys
5:30
HS Gym
A Girls followed by 8th Grade Rec then A Boys
6:30 or Following 8th grade Rec
A Boys - HS Gym
2 Quarters of C Girls - MS Gym
Junior High League Tourney Thursday January 31st and February 2nd
Wrestling Parents Night will be held Thursday, January 31st.
High School Game Schedule at Little River, January 29th
4:00 JV girls
5:15 JV boys
6:30 V girls
7:45 V boys
Games will be played in Little River
JH Basketball parents night will take place between the girls and boys A games
It’s Winter 2019 Glo-Co Homecoming Week
High School Students are encouraged to participate in Spirit Week!!
Monday-pajama day
Tuesday-meme/vine
Wednesday-Mean Girl day
Thursday-Yee-Yee/Yee-Haw Day
Friday-Neon Day (student section at the basketball game is Neon too)
Freshman-neon blue
Sophomores-neon green
Juniors-neon orange
Seniors-neon pink
It’s Winter 2019 Homecoming Week
Middle School Students are encouraged to participate in Spirit Week!!
Monday-pajama day
Tuesday-twin day
Wednesday-vine/meme day
Thursday-Railer Pride Day
Friday-Neon Day (student section at the basketball game is Neon too)
6-neon Blue
7-neon orange
8-neon yellow
Fifth graders in Mrs. Schneider’s class learn about electricity, electrical flow, and making a circuit that creates electrical flow.
Herington FBLA Results from the District Contest
Monday, January 21st at Herington High School
GREAT JOB HERINGTON FBLA
Overall Team Placing: 2nd Place
Client Service
3rd place- Makayla Coup, Herington
5th place- Kloie McIntrye, Herington
Introduction to Business Presentation
4th place- Herington High School - Megan Mortenson, Emma Alt, Maddi Becker
Introduction to Public Speaking
3rd place- Carrie Roe, Herington
Banking and Financial Systems
2nd place- Herington High School- Sarah Biehler, Grace Diekmann, Emilee Diekmann
Entrepreneurship
8th place- Herington High School - Gabriella Harbaugh, Trystyn Kremeier, Halle Rutschman
Hospitality Management
3rd place- Herington High School-Payten Schneider, Emilie Roe, Hannah Oswald
Sports and Entertainment Management
4th place- Herington High School - Craig Rutschman, Conner Larossa, Matthew Anschtz
Job Interview
3rd place- Hannah Oswald, Herington
4th place- Madi Becker, Herington
Future Business Leader
1st Place - McKenzie Shippy, Herington
Accounting I
6th place- Sarah Biehler, Herington
9th place- Emilee Diekmann, Herington
Advertising
6th place- Lainey Monnington, Herington
7th place- Hailey Delisle, Herington
Agribusiness
3rd place- Logan Diekmann, Herington
6th place- Gene Hanson, Herington
7th place- Emilee Diekmann, Herington
Business Calculations
9th place- Hailey Delisle, Herington
Business Communications
4th place- Lainey Monnington, Herington
6th place- Hailey Delisle, Herington
7th place-Emilie Roe, Herington
Health Care Administration
6th place-Jacelynne Griffith, Herington
Help Desk
4th place- Hannah Oswald, Herington
6th place- Myranda Stika, Herington
Insurance and Risk Management
2nd place- Gene Hansen, Herington
Journalism
8th Place Emilie Roe Herington
9th Place Kiersten Kamholtz Herington
Organization Leadership
5th place-Carrie Roe, Herington
10th place- Payten Schneider, Herington
Personal Finance
6th place-Sarah Biehler, Herington
9th place-Lainey Monnington, Herington
Political Science
5th place- Makayla Coup, Herington
6th place- Lainey Monnington, Herington
Introduction to Financial Math
2nd place- Carrie Roe, Herington
5th place- Emma Alt, Herington
Introduction to FBLA
4th place-Carrie Roe, Herington
6th place-Megan Mortensen, Herington
8th place-Gabriella Harbaugh, Herington
9th place- Jessica Mascareno, Herington
Team Scores:
1st Place - Nemaha Central - 259
2nd Place - Herington - 226
3rd Place - Rossville - 221
4th Place - Hope - 204
5th Place - Junction City - 201
6th Place - Wamego - 185
7th Place - Rock Creek - 165
8th Place - Seaman - 110
9th Place - Topeka Hayden - 109
10th Place - Chapman - 106
Mrs. Mein family Studies and Nutrition Wellness classes has had KSU Research and extension presentations for the last four weeks going over food science and nutrition. Each week learning about how to cook healthy.
There will be an 8th grade parent meeting on Sunday, January 27 at 5 pm in the high school commons area.
High School Basketball at Northern Heights Friday, January 25th:
Games start at 4:45
Main Gym
JV Boys
V Girls
V Boys
South Gym
JV Girls
C Boys
Menus for Thursday and Friday have changed. They are:
THURSDAY:
Breakfast-
•WG Pancake/Sausage on a Stick
•Honeydew Melon
•Assorted Juice
Lunch-
•Baked Chicken Drumstick
•WG Biscuit
•Fresh Broccoli
•Fresh Grape Tomatoes
•Pineapple Chunks
•Canned Fruit Choice
FRIDAY:
Breakfast-
•WG Bacon Scramble Pizza
•Sliced Pears
•Fresh Grapes
Lunch-
•Salisbury Steaks
•WG Apple Bosco Stick
•Mashed Potatoes w/gravy
•Green Beans
•Applesauce
•Canned Fruit Choice
This is a reminder to all High School homecoming attendants and king and queen candidates: Tomorrow (Thursday) we will be taking pictures for the paper, programs, and social media sites. Please dress nice; girls maybe in a nice casual dress with a cardigan over, boys nice pants and shirt. Meet in the HS library at the beginning of 4th hour. Any questions, see Ms. Hawkins!
Have you heard about L.I.F.E. at HES? L.I.F.E. is the LIteracy-Integrated Family Engagement program for Kansas Reading Roadmap. It is a key component in our overall strategy for improving literacy for children in kindergarten through third grade.
L.I.F.E. is designed to bring families and schools together to create supportive connections that will deepen children's relationships with their parents and enhance their literacy skills. The program provides emotional and academic experiences aimed at increasing a child's reading skills and supporting a culture of literacy at home. Each week's activities are designed to bring families closer together and connect them more closely to our school community. The L.I.F.E. program at HES meets each Monday for eight weeks. The spring session begins Feb. 4. If you would like to participate in L.I.F.E., please contact Deana Baldwin by calling (785)414-8161 or emailing dbaldwin@usd487.org
Mrs. Beames's fifth graders are learning about motion, speed, friction, and force in science. To help understand the concepts, they created marble runs and made several K'nex models. #growinglearners
After reading the books “Not Enough Snow” and “Goodbye Snow” 1st grade MTSS students made snowflakes to prepare for another round of Kansas weather! #growinglearners
We are happy to announce our 2018-2019 HES Spelling Bee winners. Congratulations to First Place Winner Raquel L., Second Place Winner Mariah K., Third Place Winner and Alternate Henry N.
Raquel and Mariah will represent HES at the Dickinson County Spelling Bee on Wednesday, Jan. 23 at Abilene High School. Henry will accompany them. #growinglearners
