Board Approves 2014-2015 Calendar

During the February school board meeting, after much discussion, the board approved the school calendar for the 2014-2015 school year.  The approved calendar is similar to the current calendar and reflects the same number of instructional days.

The Board of Education appreciates the comments received from the community, staff, students and parents.    While it was impossible to accommodate every request or suggestion, the calendar does support our mission of a simple calendar and a schedule that reflects what’s bestfor student learning.

 Printable Calendar – PDF

14-15 School Calendar

No ASP, Sport Practices or 2nd Bus Routes, 2/4

The elementary and secondary ASP, all sports practices for Basketball and Wrestling has been cancelled tonight due to weather. There will also be no second bus route.  Students are to go immediately home.  Teachers need to go home after students leave.
All Wednesday morning practices are cancelled also.

Ugly Sweater Contest

Just before break the HSPS staff participated in an ugly sweater contest. There was everything from a sweater with a leopard print poinsettia to a shirt that had been partially eaten by a rodent. The students voted and second place went to Ms. Sammy Vickers-Meeks for her mouse-chewed sweater. First place honors went to Mrs. Twila Weyers for her crazy loud reindeer sweater. Mrs. Weyers is looking forward to defending her title next year and said that she will be campaigning for the win much earlier than this year.

Sit in your car and enjoy the game in comfort (Your WARM car).

Sit in your car and enjoy the game in comfort (Your WARM car).

The 7th– 8th Graders are raffling off two parking spaces for the October 31 play-off football game against Leyton @ 4:00 P.M.

Includes 2 drinks and 2 popcorns.  Does NOT include admission.

Drawing to be held October 31 @ the pep-rally.

$5 chance

Contact any 7th or 8th grader for tickets.

Questions call or text:

Jodie Garrett 308-360-0990

The Week of Nostalgia

Starting on October 14 Hay Springs High School will be looking back as the faculty and students celebrate Homecoming. Monday morning will kick off the eventful week with 80’s day, coronation at 3:30, and the bonfire at 7pm. The Jr. High Volleyball Team will also be hosting Hemingford at 5 pm on Monday.

Tuesday will keep the festivities going with opposite sex day, a hot dog feed at 6:30 at Lister Sage, and blind volleyball also at Lister Sage. Jr. High volleyball and football will be traveling to Cody to compete this day as well.

Following opposite sex day is, redneck/western Wednesday. As always, Thursday will be hat and jersey day, with a pep rally will be held at 1 pm in downtown Hay Springs. The Hay Springs Lady Hawks volleyball game against the Crawford Rams begins at 3:30 pm. The football game will follow starting at 6:30. The Jr. High will have their homecoming dance on Friday. With the High School having their homecoming dance the next night following the Lady Hawks Panhandle Conference tournament in Sioux County.

Flag Corp

We are excited to announce the 2013-14 Flag team!

Senior –          Steph Tlustos

Juniors –        Cydney Jancik (Captain)

Whitney Heiting

Kate Roberts

Freshmen –   Alexis Olson

Sydney Tlustos

The girls’ first performance was August 24 in the 2013 Friendly Festival Parade. Keepin’ It Country is the theme this year! The Flag team has worked hard this summer and is ready to show off their newest routine to a mix of some country favorites. The Flag team will be performing throughout the year at football and basketball games as well as during the Annual Music Lightshow. We are hoping to see everyone at these events!

 

New Summer Lunch & Breakfast Program

newJune 3rd will mark the beginning of the 2nd year for Hay Springs School’s Summer Lunch program. Even more exciting is that a Summer Breakfast Program will also begin. Breakfast will be served from 7:30 a.m. until 8 a.m. and lunch will be served from 11:30 to 12:30, both served Monday through Thursday. Children 18 and under eat for free. For adults, breakfast will be $1.80 and lunch will be $3.30. All meals will be served at the Hay Springs School Cafeteria.

The Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) provides healthy meals to children, age 18 and younger, free of charge. The children do not have to be attending Hay Springs Schools to come and enjoy a lunch or breakfast. If at all possible, please drop us a line at wendy.palmer@panesu.org or give us a call and let us know that you are planning to take advantage of this program.

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