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Banner County will be hosting a JR High Wrestling tournament on Friday, October 29th with wrestling starting at 9:00 AM.
Medals will be awarded to 1st and 2nd place in each pool. Concessions will be available and the coaches’ meal will be provided.
Masks are not required but are welcome. We will have hand sanitizer and cleaner available. Mats will be cleaned regularly.
Congratulations to the high school volleyball team for placing second at the Panhandle Conference Tournament! Great job everyone!
Cody-Kilgore has asked our teams, coaches, and fans to join them in a pink out during the football game this Friday, October 22nd, starting at 1:00 PM. Also, they asked us to share their concession menu as well. So, dig out your pink apparel and bring your appetite this Friday!
Dustin Brien crossed the finish line in 15th place with a time of 19:31.86 which qualifies him for state cross country! It will be held in Kearney on October 22nd. Good Luck Dusty!
Fifth graders recently attended Launching Nebraska-Nauts into the 4-C’able Future. We had a full day learning about space exploration, listening to real life astronauts in space, utilizing critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and creativity to accomplish tasks, and hearing from business and industry professionals. We appreciate the Nebraska Extension and 4-H staff for hosting this event and allowing us to experience a once in a lifetime opportunity.
The high school band spent their Saturday at Chadron State College celebrating their homecoming. We attended the parade, hiked C hill and then played with the Eagle Band at the football game. Proud of these students, they represent Hay Springs well!
Panhandle Conference Volleyball at Chadron State College on Saturday, October 16th, starting at 9:00 AM.
This week in Independent Living we made a scarecrow for the Community Fun Club Scarecrow Contest. Some of us students made pumpkin seeds from the pumpkin scarecrow head. We learned how to sew buttons today. In this class we learn several life skills every week. So far we’ve cooked many recipes, made homemade play-dough with kool-aid, written papers about social-awareness, tasted the difference between spices, and learned what types of flour to cook with depending on what we’re making. We also were taught how to calculate taxes, and money management. This prepares us for our future because while we did that, we also learned how to manage our money with rent, groceries, and insurance involved. We learn important things like this on a weekly basis. This is good because it prepares us for life in the future and also gives us knowledge and skills that we can use on a daily basis. –Nevaeh
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