The Northeast Tracksters participated in the Akron Invitational today.
Kate Kropp came to talk to our third graders about her project for FFA and how she is planning to incubate eggs for the next 21 days.
Here is the agenda for tonight's special meeting.
#TBT This weekend is the Grand March and Prom. This is what the City looked like at night in 1957. #DragonPride #LeaveALegacy Come see the students glimmered up @ 7pm Saturday night in the auditorium.
Congratulations Tamara Penzing for earning the 2023 Chris Allan Eurich Athletic Training Scholarship!
JR/SR High School Art students are putting the finishing touches on their entries into the Art Show opening 5/4 (the same night as Academic Awards).
Mrs. Mallari's finance students are analyzing W4 and W2 tax forms in preparation for the when they will have to do it for themselves.
On April 24, we will host Kindergarten Roundup and ONLY our Kindergarten students will not have school.
Help honor these ladies tonight @ 7pm @ the Peerless.
Kali Hines - Rookie of the Year - https://www.hcosd.org/page/roy
Brenda Krueger - Heart - https://www.hcosd.org/o/holyoke/page/heart-award
Lori Nelson - Leader Among Us - https://www.hcosd.org/o/holyoke/page/leader-among-us
6th graders enjoyed the sunshine recently as they read the novel Holes together and discussed characterization.
The Emerald Award are tomorrow at 7pm in the Peerless. Please come and support the amazing things that happen in our schools! https://www.hcosd.org/page/emerald-awards
Congratulations to the 2023 Garry Haynes Memorial Scholarship recipients!
"Every adventure requires a first step." - Cheshire Cat
Take that step and come see Alice in Wonderland this Weekend.
Jr/Sr High students had the opportunity to hear from Chet Kuplen, CEO and founder of Sports in Kansas, about the impact of social media and effective communication as he presented on the topic, "Think Before You Post"-The Power of Social Media.
Congratulations to Elise Krogmeier and Ethan Schneller for earning scholarships from Highline Electric Association! The school district deeply appreciates the support our students receive from local businesses and organizations such as Highline.
After watching them grow from tiny caterpillars, to big caterpillars, to cocoons, and finally butterflies Mrs.Gales' kindergarten class was excited to release their butterflies!
Next Monday, April 24, we will host Kindergarten Roundup and Kindergarten ONLY will not have school.
Here is the tentative agenda for the school board meeting tomorrow night.
3-5 graders placed fourth in the first ever battle of the books competition for our region. They won three rounds out of four. They will compete again on May 3.
