NEW/UPDATED JH VB and JH FB events for next week:
1. Monday, Oct 14th – JH VB home vs. Hemingford 4 pm
2. (NEW) Tuesday, Oct 15th – JH VB home vs. Edgemont 4:00 pm and JH FB home vs. Edgemont 5:30 pm
This will be the last call for these chairs! You MUST order by Oct. 14th if you would like one or two of these chairs!
Canvas seat with sturdy steel frame features bungee cord cushioning for springy comfort on the hardest bleacher seats! 17.58” x 21” holds up to 400lbs.
$50 each or 2 for $90
You must text or contact Ms. Garrett @(308)360-0990 or Mrs. Marcy @ (402)741-1650.
The 2019 junior high hawks football team will be bringing back 7 players from last year’s team and 3 new 7th graders that joined this year. The kids are picking up the new offense very well and are working very hard. Coach Paben and coach Salazar were the junior high track coaches the previous season. Coach Paben has also been the assistant high school football and boys’ basketball coach the past two seasons. He is excited to be the head junior high football coach. Coach Paben says, “The boys are extremely coach-able and are looking forward to their games.”
Due to construction delays the first day of scheduled classes for students in grades 6-12 has been pushed back to Mon., Aug. 12th. All Pk-12 students are asked to report to school by 8:00. Elementary students will be dismissed at 4:00. Middle School and High School students will be dismissed at 4:15. We are very excited to welcome our students back into the building. However, we want to be certain that our custodial team has time to make sure all new systems are functioning correctly and our learning environment is ready for students. Thank you in advance for your cooperation.
Saturday May 18, ML HAL went to an Escape Room in Rapid City. Only two of the six were able to attend, but these two did amazingly well!
Student Council is trying very hard to have a “Winter Ball”. We are now calling it a “Spring Ball” and hopefully, the 4th time is the charm! May the 4th be with us!
We have found one more date that works for everyone.
Mexican Fiesta Spring Ball
Saturday May 4, 2019
7:30-10:30
The Middle Level HAL group have been working on Solving Crimes and Forensic Evidence this year. I hope they enjoyed it!
We are going to end our year with a Field Trip!
Please Mark your Calendars:
Saturday May 18, 2019
7:15 am Leave from the school
9:00-11:00 Guided tour of The Mammoth Site in Hot Springs
12:00-1:30 Lunch at Golden Corral in Rapid City
2:00-3:00ish Escape Room at Black Hills Escape Rooms in Rapid City
3:00-3:30 Heading for home
6:00 pm Pick up at the school
The kids don’t need any money unless they want a snack or a souvinier.
Hay Springs Public Schools Office Referral System
The staff of Hay Springs Public Schools is implementing a new Office Referral System as part of our NPBIS (Nebraska Positive Behavior Intervention System) plan. It is our intention to provide our students with appropriate behavior supports while improving communication and consistency.
The following is a brief outline of the Office Referral process if a student is not following expectations.
Step 1: Student arrives in office after being sent by teacher/staff member.
Step 2: Student completes a Taking Responsibility Sheet under the guidance/supervision of an Administrator or Office Staff Member.
Step 3: Administrator/Office Staff confers with teacher.
Step 4: Administrator/Office Staff determine consequence and conference with student. Taking Responsibility Sheet is signed and sent home for Parent Signature.
Step 5: Student and Administrator/Office Staff confer with Teacher.
Step 6: Student re-enters into the classroom.
Hawk Bucks
What are “Hawk Bucks”?
Hawk bucks are positive reinforcements tied to our matrix behaviors. Hawk Bucks are for students that are exhibiting SOAR behaviors.
Who can deliver Hawk Bucks?
All staff members will be given Hawks bucks to deliver to students engaged in behaviors on the matrix. These are the behaviors that we have been specifically teaching this year.
How do Hawk Bucks work?
*Students will take the buck to the office where they will draw a prize out of the box. The buck will go into a grade level box.
*Every month, the office will draw one name from each of the grade level boxes for the students choice of a prize.
*At the end of each semester, the student in each level that has the most bucks will be awarded their choice of a prize
Super Passes
Super Passes will be awarded quarterly and will be good through the following quarter.
Quarterly Requirements:
No ineligibility
1 or less tardies
1 or less teacher write-ups
2 or fewer absences
0 office referrals
1st quarter Super Passes are good during 2nd quarter; 2nds quarter Super Passes are good during 3rd quarter; 3rd quarter Super Passes are good during 4th quarter; 4th quarter passes will be good during 1st quarter the following school year.
Privileges of Super Passes:
-Front of the line for lunch
-Dropping lowest grade on a daily assignment
-1 Free Tardy
-2 Open Campus Lunches (pre-approved)
-Free Half Day off of school (pre-approved-responsible for all work missed)
Congratulations to these 3rd quarter Super Pass recipients:
Middle Level: Lillian Dorshorst, Jarhett Anderson, Jordyn Anderson, Jaelyn Rasmussen, Talan Smith, Ava McKillip, Gage Mintken, Abbey Russell, Alexa Tonjes, Gabrielle Twarling, Kaden Langford, James Scherbarth
High School: Austin Anderson, Jaiden Anderson, Bailey Scherbarth, Jocelyn Varvel & RyLee Wolken
The Sixth Grade has been learning about Architecture and Construction. They constructed model houses that are 1320 sq. ft and include two or three bedrooms (each with a closet), one or two bathrooms, and no frills. They started by creating a scale drawing on a sheet of graph paper. They added walls and a room to finish the house. The slideshow below includes the five models and their features. Take a look and then VOTE on the one you like best.
