All New Students:
Please turn in required new student registration paperwork to the school office as soon as possible.
For students entering Kindergarten please have your Kindergarten physical, eye exam form, immunization record, and copies of your social security card and birth certificate.
Other reminders:
For students entering 7th grade, I will need updated immunizations and a physical if you haven’t done one already.
3rd Annual
2018 Hay Springs Football Camp
July 6-7
3 Sessions
Session 1: Grades 3-6
Session 2: Grades 7-8
Session 3: Grades 9-12
Boys and girls in the grades above are welcome and encouraged to attend this two day camp. This camp will provide athletes with the fundamentals of catching, throwing, blocking, ball carrying, defensive strategy and technique, sportsmanship, and rules of the game. The camp will be conducted by Hay Springs head football coach Josh Borm and associate head coaches Isaac Hughes, Logan Paben, and Logan Douglas. Students in grades 3-8 will also receive instruction from current HSHS football players.
Session 1 (3-6) will run from 9:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m. on July 6-7
Session 2 (7-8) will run from 11:30 p.m.-1:30 p.m. on July 6-7
Session 3 (9-12) will run from 2:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. on July 6-7
Location: The camp will take place at Hay Springs High School on the football field.
Cost: $20 for each athlete participating
Family deal: $20 for the first athlete and $10 for any siblings participating
Make checks payable to Hay Springs Schools or Josh Borm
Payments will be accepted any time before July 6 or prior to the camp on this date.
Sample Schedule
2017 Hay Springs Hawks Football Results
| Opponent | Score | Record |
| Sioux County | W, 80-56 | 1-0 |
| South Platte | W, 60-19 | 2-0 |
| @Cody-Kilgore | L, 27-18 | 2-1 |
| Arthur County | W, 49-36 | 3-1 |
| Fleming (CO) | W, 50-34 | 4-1 |
| @Minatare | W, 54-46 | 5-1 |
| Potter-Dix | W, 57-8 | 6-1 |
| @Hyannis | W, 44-34 | 7-1 |
| @Spalding Academy (Quarterfinals) | W, 26-20 | 8-1 |
| Riverside (Semifinals) | L, 82-34 | 8-2 |
2018 Hay Springs Hawks Football Schedule
| Date | Opponent | Time | Location |
| Friday, 8-24 | Potter-Dix | 7:00 pm | Potter |
| Friday, 8-31 | Creek Valley | 7:00 pm | Chappell |
| Monday, 9-3 | Creek Valley (JV) | 5:00 pm | Hay Springs |
| Friday, 9-7 | South Platte | 7:00 pm | Hay Springs |
| Friday, 9-21 | Cody-Kilgore | 1:00 pm | Cody |
| Friday, 9-28 | Minatare | 7:00 pm | Hay Springs |
| Friday, 10-5 | Crawford | 7:00 pm | Hay Springs |
| Friday, 10-12 | Hyannis | 7:00 pm | Hyannis |
| Friday, 10-19 | Sioux County | 7:00 pm | Hay Springs |
| Friday, 10-26 | NSAA Playoffs 1st Round | TBD | TBD |
| Friday, 11-2 | NSAA Quarterfinals | TBD | TBD |
| Friday, 11-9 | NSAA Semifinals | TBD | TBD |
| Friday, 11-16 | State Championship | TBD | Kearney |
Registration form
Name(s):
Grade (entering fall of 2018):
Emergency Contact
Name:
Relationship to player:
Phone number:
Allergies or other medical conditions:
I approve of my child’s attendance at the Hay Springs Football Camp and certify that he or she is in good health and able to participate in all activities. A current physical is required for participation in the camp. A signature agrees that my child has a current physical and Hay Springs coaching staff and Hay Springs Schools are not liable for any injuries that may occur.
Printed name:
Signature:
Date:
3rd Annual
2018 Hay Springs Basketball Camp
June 8-9
2 Sessions
Session 1: Grades 3-6
Session 2: Grades 7-12
Boys and girls in the grades above are welcome and encouraged to attend this two day camp. This camp will provide athletes with the fundamentals of ball handling, shooting, passing, defensive skills, sportsmanship, and rules of the game. The camp will be conducted by Hay Springs girls basketball coach Jason Badje and Hay Springs boys basketball coaches Josh Borm and Logan Paben. Students in grades 3-6 will also receive instruction from current HSHS boys and girls basketball players.
Session 1 (Grades 3-6) will run from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. on June 8-9
Session 2 (Grades 7-12) will run from 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. on June 8-9
Location: The camp will take place in the Lister-Sage Community Center
Cost: $20 for each athlete participating
Family deal: $20 for the first athlete and $10 for any siblings participating
Make checks payable to Jason Badje, Logan Paben or Josh Borm
Payments will be accepted any time before June 8 or prior to the camp on this date.
Expected Schedule
Session 1
10:00 Warm up
10:10-11:10 Stations (10 minutes each)
Station 1: Lay ups
Station 2: Jump shooting
Station 3: Rebounding
Station 4: Ball handling
Station 5: Defense
Station 6: Free throws
11:10 Water break
11:15 Full court 5 on 5
11:50 Free throw contest
Session 2
1:00 Warm up
1:10 Daily Dozen
1:20 Full court lay ups
1:30 3 line shooting
1:40 Stations (10 minutes each)
Station 1: post work
Station 2: Guard/wing work
Station 3: Rebounding
Station 4: Defense
2:20 Continuous 3 on 2
2:40 Full court 5 on 5
3:30 Shooting games (free throw, jump shots)
3:50 Dribble knockout
In an effort to serve our students locally produced beef in our lunch room, the Hay Springs School Board is excited to announce the start of the Beef to Lunch Program! Local beef producers may donate a live beef to the school to be processed at a USDA certified packing facility. The closest plant is KDK Lockers near Scottsbluff.
We are looking for local producers who would like to donate some homegrown beef for out students to enjoy next school year. If you are interested please contact:
Russ Lechtenberg
Adriene Kelly
Shavona Henry
Greg Heiting
All that is required to you is to call and say you will donate! Greg and Megan Heiting have graciously agreed to donate their time and fuel to pick-up and deliver the live beef donated for this program. Shavona and Chris Henry have also graciously agreed to donate their time and fuel to pick up the processed beef and deliver it to the school. To date we have two live beef donated by Aaron and Tara Rasmussen and Sheridan County Livestock Auction. We are looking for at least 3 or more to fill our freezers. Let us know if you can help. Remember this donation can be used as a tax write off!
Hay Springs Public School is accepting applications for qualified candidates seeking employment in the area of accounting and bookkeeping to fill our vacancy as Business Manager. This position will include general budget and financial management, payroll management which includes Nebraska Teacher Retirement, Insurance records, Nebraska Department of Revenue, and IRS as well as labor law regulations and compliance. The position will involve working closely with the superintendent of schools in development of board agendas, staff certifications, attendance, contracts and policy updates. Send letter of application and resume’ to Hay Springs Public School, Box 280, 407 N Baker St, Hay Springs Nebraska, 69347 or e-mail information.
Contact Information:
D. Russell Lechtenberg
Hay Springs Public School
Superintendent
School Phone: 308-638-4434
Cell Phone: 402-340-0849
e-mail: russell.lechtenberg@hshawks.com
Adriene Kelly
Hay Springs Public School
Office Phone: 308-638-4434
This year the Journalism class has been using the Treering program to build the yearbook. To purchase a yearbook, buyers must go to www.treering.com, there they are given two pages in which they create and personlize themselves, we are adding a night to help those interested in ordering. . Yearbook staff will be on hand to assest parents and students in creating their pages and ordering thier personalized yearbooks. Please be sure to have the photos you want to have on you 2 personalized pages in digital format, on a CD, SD card etc. Photos must be in jpeg format and sized at 300 dpi. If you wish to order on your own contact Mrs. Shimek to the code to personalize your book. (robin.shimek@hshawks.com)
-Have a good laugh and watch the third graders perform their Fabulously Funny Idiom Plays Wednesday, May 16th, at 4:30 in the pit area of the cafeteria. Open to the public.
-Fifth grade will be presenting a reader’s theater next Wednesday, May 23rd, at about 10:30 in the pit if your class would like to watch. Should last about 20 minutes I’m guessing.
The annual Academic Fair and the 6th-12th grade awards night will be combined again this year Wednesday, May 16th. PK-12th grade student projects will be on display in Lister-Sage from 4:30-6:30 pm. The 6-12th Grade awards program will begin promptly at 7:00 pm in the Old Auditorium.
The fifth graders have been investigating solar energy. Today, we conducted an experiment to learn which earth materials, dry soil, wet soil, water, or rocks, collect and store solar energy most efficiently. We first placed each cup of material in the sun for 20 minutes, then moved the cups to a shady area where we recorded the temperature every 3 minutes for 21 minutes. So…which material do you think collected and stored the most solar energy? And which material lost the most solar energy? Leave your guesses in the comments!
Entries for the 2018 year-end talent show are due on Monday, May 14th. Entries can be picked up from any teacher or picked up outside Mrs. Varvel’s room.
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