The elementary HAL group went to Scottsbluff on Friday, April 26th, to tour the Tortilla factory, Legacy Museum, the Scottsbluff monument, and the Zoo where we spotted some cool animals and learned about invertebrates.
These pictures say more than words ever could. Thank you to all of the Hay Springs Public School students who made this day such a success!
The Excellence in Teaching Award is sponsored by Security First Bank along with the American Legion. This award seeks to encourage and recognize the professional and leadership excellence of Hay Springs educators essential for quality education, increase awareness of the positive aspects of education in Nebraska, and promote pride in the school and community. Please print, fill out, and submit your nomination by Monday, May 6th, 2019.
The 6th annual Family Math Night will take place on Thursday, April 25th from 6:30 to 7:30 in Lister Sage. This is a collaborative event between Hay Springs Schools and Chadron State College. Pre-service teachers from CSC, under the direction of Dr. Beth Wentworth, plan and organize engaging, interactive math games for elementary and middle school students. The goal behind Family Math Night is for families to play games and have fun while doing math together. Parents are their child’s most important teacher. Family Math Night provides opportunities for parents to support their child in their mathematical learning. We hope to see you all there!
Hay Springs Public Schools has the following coaching positions available: high school and junior high football, high school and junior high boys basketball, and high school assistant volleyball. Please contact Activities Director Linda Kudrna at 308-638-4434 or email her at linda.kudrna@hshawks.com. The positions will be open until filled.
Please join us on the evening of Thursday, April 18th @ 6:30 PM in the auditorium to celebrate this year’s Elders’ Wisdom program!
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Stanley Lambchop is a fictional character that gets flattened by a bulletin board in his bedroom. He becomes the famous Flat Stanley who seeks out adventure where ever he goes. Hay Springs Second Grade made their own personal Flat Stanley and sent them across the country and even the WORLD! We have already gotten a few Flat Stanleys returned back to Hay Springs with souvenirs and photos for us to learn about new geographical places and cultures. It has been an exciting time in second grade learning about the adventures as well as waiting to see who’s Flat Stanley will come back next!
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