Fourth grade was the winning class weighing in with 36.00 pounds of tabs. Second place goes to 1st grade with 20.26 pounds, 3rd place to 2nd grade with 17.34 pounds. Kindergarten weighed in with 13.51 pounds of tabs and 3rd/5th grades had 5.95 pounds. The elementary collected a whopping grand total of 93.06 pounds of pop tabs!
The purpose of our Family Math Night was to provide a friendly, nonthreatening environment for students and their families to have fun with mathematics. Months of planning went into making this a successful experience; great efforts makes for great results. In this case, a collaboration between teachers, administrators, custodians, and cooks at Hay Springs Schools along with professors and preservice elementary teachers from Chadron State College made the night a success. We look forward to an even better Family Math Night next year!
Registration Monday, February 25 from 5:30 – 7:00pm
at the the PAC on the CSC campus. Girls and Boys in grades 3rd-6th are welcome to attend.
2 week program – $25.00
6 week travel program – $35.00
You may also register during the skills clinics. Click the links below for further information and the registration form.
8th – 11th grade music students have begun Deli International sales. Orders are due on Tuesday, February 19th! Remember your profit from this sale goes directly into account for our trip to Kansas City in the Spring of 2014. Get ahold of a music student today!!
All activities and practices are called off tonight because of weather. Kids will need to go home as soon as school is out. Parents be expecting kids home early. BE SAFE!!!!
Parent’s Afternoon (instead of Parent’s Night) has been set for this Saturday, Feb. 2nd game. We are asking parents to please be there before 3:00 pm. There will also be a pancake feed and hoop shoot scholarship event. See You There!!
Robotics is having a Christmas Bake Sale Friday, December 21st at Security First Bank from 9:00 a.m. until all the goodies are gone.
Ready or not, it is time to talk basketball. Team competition, spurred by the determination and cooperation of individual efforts, and the inspiration of the power of the human spirit is what has made basketball one of the most popular spectator sports in the land. I am excited to again be a part of our area tradition in Lady Hawk’s basketball. The tradition is strong as we remember last year’s fifth consecutive trip to the State tourney in Lincoln.
I have all the confidence in the personnel coming back to fill the green jerseys this year. The work ethic is strong and the ability is there, ready to use their individual strengths to form one solid unit. With three returning starters, a couple of promising transfer students, and a strong and more mature sophomore class, everyone should be looking forward with me to a promising season. The kids always give their all, and ask little for their effort, so please join the girls and boys alike, whenever you can at home and some of the close away games to show that hawk’s pride and spirit in support of your future community leaders.
Two hour late start! See you at 10am. Be careful out there.
The athletic department is selling regular tees, long sleeve tees, and “spirit” sleeves. It is here, in stock!
Prices are as follows:
Regular Tees: (Available in Lime Green or Charcoal)
Long Sleeve Tees: (Available in Black, Charcoal, or Forest Green)
Spirit Sleeves w/ Bling: (Available in Lime Green & Black)
Spirit Sleeves: (Available in Black & White)
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