The 2014 Elders’ Wisdom Program video is now available! It’s just over 50 minutes long and in addition to the evening’s programming, it includes the original documentaries and “Nebraska” video. Click below to start playing!
Each student grades K-12 will receive a check-out slip. Outstanding obligations will be added to the students check-out slip by the corresponding sponsor, librarian, teacher, etc; therefore the office will not be able to tell you what your child owes.
Each fee must be paid separately to the appropriate person/department!
K-11 students’ last day is May 22, 2014—ML/HS dismissed at regular time. ELEM dismissed after their awards assembly.
Do you have a student that will be in 9, 10, 11, or 12th grade next year? Have you signed their schedule for registration yet? A copy has been sent home with each student. If you have questions, please call Mrs. Marx at (308) 638-4434.
Eighteen Hay Springs High School students attended the 54th annual Chadron State College Scholastic Day Contest on Friday, April 4th. There were over 1400 students from 46 schools and 3 states who competed in 44 tests. Hay Springs placed first in their division with the following students placing in the top twenty-five percent of all students taking the test.
Kate Roberts 1st in Psychology, 2nd in Health, and 12th in English Usage.
Jennifer Scherbarth 1st in Health and 3rd in Psychology.
Garrett Weyers 7th in General Science and 19th in Algebra 1.
Cydney Jancik 10th in Accounting.
Jordan Houser 12th in Earth Science and 13th in Physical Education Sports Knowledge
Congrats to these students on a job well done, we are very proud of you!
Parents and community members – Join us for a visit with Abraham Lincoln, the sixteenth president of the United States. He will be arriving at the Hay Springs School Auditorium at 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday, April 9, 2014. Highlights of his visit include election highlights, inaugural speeches, and the Gettysburg address.
Just a taste of the presentation is this quote from his website: “As the 16th President, I was the first Republican, the first with a beard, the tallest, the first born outside of the original 13 colonies, the only one with a patent, the one who granted the most pardons, probably the strongest and one of the few poets.” (http://www.abelincolnalive.com/)
In an effort to support continuous improvement in education at Hay Springs, we ask the community for their input on Hay Springs Public Schools. We are asking all students, parents, and community citizens to complete a short survey. Thank you in advance for your participation. Use the link below or the QR code to access the survey.
Parent Teacher Conferences/Softball and Baseball Signups are tomorrow from 4:30 – 8:00 pm. Please pick up report cards in the office before visiting with teachers. Thank you 🙂
Read Across America, begun in 1997, is a day set to celebrate reading. It is celebrated each year on or near March 2, the birthday of Dr. Seuss. This year members of the High School National Honor Society were our guest readers. Seth, Eli, Jordan H, Joey, Whitney, Kat, Jenn, Nate, and Kolter shared books and activities related to Dr. Seuss books with the preschool and elementary students.
Little Hawks Book Bag program started in October 2012 with a goal to have all preschoolers be read 500 books by the time they start kindergarten. Book bags were purchased through a generous donation by Security First Bank. The books were labelled and bags filled by Ms. Bila and the National Honor Society.
In their Careers/Tech class, the sixth graders researched engineering careers, then created PowerPoint presentations to share their information with their classmates. They also learned about making effective presentations. Check them out at: https://sites.google.com/a/hshawks.com/mrs-matthews/sixth-grade
Due to technical difficulties with both our internet service provider and Infinite Campus, report cards will NOT be available on Monday, January 20th. We will let you know as soon as they are available. We are sorry for any inconvenience.
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