JH girls BB for 11/10 is being postponed to 2:00 on Wednesday 11/15. No concessions stand and no gate. A free will canned food drive is requested for patrons coming to watch.
It’s Halloween and the elementary ghosts and goblins roamed the hallways of Hay Springs High School collecting goodies from staff! There were lots of fun and interesting costumes this year. Thank you for visiting us, elementary students, and have a Happy Halloween!
Monday’s homecoming dress up day was “Monochromatic Class Color Day”. Students(and staff!) were asked to dress from head to toe in the chosen color for their class. Here are some pictures of classes and their multitude of colors on display today!
On Thursday, April 27th, the 8th grade class toured the campuses of CSC and WNCC. They were able to compare the programs offered at each school, while getting a feel for college life and it’s opportunities. They learned that choosing a college is about finding the right fit and that sometimes there are obstacles to attending college, but there are people and resources that can help.
Wednesday, April 5th, 2023
What: Chadron Middle School Invite
When: Field Events @ 8:00 AM, Running Events @ 10:00 AM
Where: Chadron State College
Saturday, February 18th, 2023
What: Gordon-Rushville Middle School Basketball Invite
When: 8:00 AM
Where: Gordon-Rushville Middle School gym
Admission: Adults – $3, Children in School – $2, Children Not in School – Free, No Passes will be accepted.
Schedule:
Game 1: (8am) – Gordon-Rushville v. Hay Springs
Game 2: (≅9am) – Bennett County v. Cody-Kilgore
Game 3: (≅10am) – Crawford v. Winner of Game 1
Game 4: (≅11am) – Loser of Game 1 v. Loser of Game 2
Game 5: (≅12am) – Consolation Championship – Loser of Game 3 v. Winner of Game 4
Game 6: (≅1am) – Championship – Winner of Game 3 v. Winner of Game 2
Wednesday February 8th, 2023
What: Junior High Panhandle Conference Basketball Tournament
When: 9:00 AM
Where: Hemingford Public Schools
Admission: $5 Adults, 4$ students
The Hay Springs robotics team competed on Saturday, January 28th in Gering at the First Lego League qualifier. The team had a great day of sharing what they learned with judges and running their robot program. The “Bionic Hawks” put in a good showing, but not quite good enough to advance on to the state competition.
Their project build idea was a robot to clear ice from power lines. They interviewed with Craig Housh from Northwest Rural Public Power District to learn more about the problems power lines face during winter weather and Craig Z. from University Nebraska Lincoln to learn about what approaches are being taken currently to keep power lines in working order. The last few moths have been spent studying how electricity is made and delivered to houses. When not busy with that they’ve been building and programing their robot to accomplish the tasks they were assigned.
The “Bionic Hawk” team members are Preston Kelly, Elly Reimann, Grant Wellnitz, Riggen Binger, Jacob Dorshorst, Jax Cuny, and Jayna Cuny.
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