The Hay Springs Chapter of the National Honor Society inducted new members on Thursday(02/21/2019) afternoon. Seniors, Austin Anderson and Jarret Pieper were welcomed during the ceremony. Jaiden Anderson, Spencer Kadlecek, Bailey Scherbarth, Joce Varvel and RyLee Wolken were the sophomore inductees. Middle and high school students joined the inductees for an informal reception after the ceremony. Congratulations to the new members!
Middle Level Winter Ball
Mexican Fiesta!!
Friday, March 8th
7:30-10:30
8th grade Prince and Princess will be crowned!
(Must be present to accept the crown)
Music by: Larel
Parents are invited to come join in
The fifth grade class is participating in the Trout in the Classroom (TIC) program. This is a hands-on educational program in which students:
We received our trout eggs on January 17th and have enjoyed watching them grow and change from eggs to alevin and to fry.
Danny was the first elementary student to make the 100 Lap Club at lunch recess! For more information about the 100 Lap Club, read Walking in Circles.
Yesterday the Hay Springs chapter of Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) participated in the Best in the West Business Invitational in Chadron. We took four students to this event we had two students place: Jarret Pieper got first place in Economics and Erin Kadlecek got fifth in Accounting 1. The other two students that participated were Ashley Burrows and Hannah Wohl. This is a testing event designed to prepare students for the State competition in Omaha in April. We will be attending another event to help prepare us for the state competition the next one is in March in Kearney. If you would like to donate any funds to help us get the last two events of our season, please feel free to contact Ms. Lein at the school.
You still have time to purchase some Fancloth clothing, but hurry, because February 11th is your last day! Help out the freshman class and show your school spirit at the same time! Follow the link below to browse the selection.
Click HERE to print order form!
Sucker_sales_2019Dear Parents,
As you already know in an effort to assist struggling students we provide Friday School with professional teaching staff available to assist student learning on Fridays from 8:00am until 12:00pm. It is a requirement for students with 2 D’s or one F on Monday morning grade reports to attend Friday School. These students are also ineligible to participate in school activities during the week. They do however, have the ability to complete work and get signed out of the Friday School requirements. To do so, they must get teachers from struggling classes to sign-off for completing the work required to bring their grades up.
The issue has been that we have students that remain on this list Thursday afternoon who are not signed off and then are not coming to Friday School. In the future students that do not come to Friday School as required will have additional requirements.
These adjustments are not being put in place to punish anyone but to enhance the possibly for student’s academic success. We are available to provide additional academic support for your child but we also need your support as parents and guardians of your students.
Thank you for your cooperation and support,
Mr. Lechtenberg
Beginning on Monday, January 21st, I am requiring that all staff incorporate the following phone and technology policy in every class throughout the day, for the remainder of the school year. We are losing too much instructional time when teachers are dealing with student phone issues. Students will have access to check phone messages between classes and over lunch if they are using them respectfully.
Thank you in advance for your cooperation and support of our educational system.
Sincerely
Mr. Lechtenberg
Message sent to all staff:
I am requiring that ALL staff require ALL ML/HS students to put their phones and head phones etc. in the phone pockets in your room when they enter the room and leave them there until they are leaving class. Computer usage should also be used for educational purposes only. This is based on phone issues by a few of our students and the disrespect many of them show for staff when you request their phones. These will be my expectations for staff and students for the remainder of the year. They will simply need to get messages etc. between classes and over lunch. As the adults in the room this will, however, also require that you model the behavior we are expecting in regard to cell phone usage, so please refrain from using your phone during class time as well. Thank you for your cooperation and support in this effort to increase instructional efficiency, and increasing student’s opportunities to learn.
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