Superheros and Supervillians making their best Superhero faces.
We have everything from Avengers, multiple Captain Americas, Elastigirl to a Farmer who is going to save the world!
Get your PINK OUT shirts today and help support your PBIS team.
Volleyball PINK OUT will beTuesday, October 20th vs. Hemingford at 5pm, this is also SENIOR PARENT’S NIGHT.
Football PINK OUT will be Friday, October 23rd vs. Cody-Kilgore at 7pm, this is also SENIOR PARENT’s NIGHT.
Please click this link to go to the store: https://stores.inksoft.com/hay_springs_pink_out/shop/home
Schedule:
Match #1 Hemingford Vs. Sioux Co 9:00 am
Match #2 Bayard Vs. Hays Springs
Match #3 Garden Co Vs, St. Agnes
Match #4 Gordon/ Rushville Vs. Crawford
Match #5 Loser of #1 Vs Loser of #2
Match #6 Loser of # 3 Vs. Loser of #4
Match #7 Winner of #1 Vs. Winner of #2
Match #8 Winner of #3 Vs. Winner of #4
Championship Winner of #7 Vs. Winner of #8
Hay Springs Public School staff members have the opportunity to participate in a wellness program sponsored by Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Nebraska. The wellness program encourages participants to track healthy behaviors through quarterly and monthly challenges. Members who complete the challenges are then entered into a drawing for a $25 gift card. As part of this wellness program, Hay Springs also participates in the extra incentive program, ELEVATE. ELEVATE includes a financial incentive for both the employee and the wellness group. If employees meet all the requirements for the ELEVATE program, they will receive a $150 gift card. If 50% of the members meet the requirements, then the wellness program will receive a $5000 grant to be used for employee health and wellness for the 2020/2021 school year. We just wrapped up our ELEVATE fiscal year, and are patiently waiting for the announcement that we received the grant. The Wellness Team has several ideas on how to use the grant to enhance employee wellness. We will share those plans when they have been finalized.
On Thursday September 24th Ava, Julia, Andi, and Ever ran at the Gordon-Rushville cross country meet. All the girls got a challenge this week! Ava competed with the varisty and the jr high girls ran with the jr high boys! They all did great and a few came back with some great personal records!
Ava – 29:12
Julia – 13:16
Andi – 14:24
Ever – 13:57
We are again doing Super Passes for High School & Middle Level students. Here are the requirements for the Super Pass for 2020-2021 Quarter 1.
Requirements:
Community Service forms can be picked up from Adiene in the office or Mrs. Heiting in the 1st grade classroom. Ms. Adriene is also compiling a list of businesses or individuals who have requested some assistance. If you’re not sure HOW to serve, stop by and ask her how you can get involved! Once a form is completed, make sure to turn it into Mrs. Heiting in the 1st grade classroom!
Students who meet these requirements will receive:
Middle Level
High School
In October the Kindergarten & 1st grade classes will be putting out their fall virtual concert. In December the 2nd & 3rd grade students will be putting out their winter virtual concert.
INSTRUMENT DONATION: If you have an instrument that is just collecting dust, I would encourage you to consider donating it to the school for someone to use! Thank you in advance for consideration!
On Tuesday, September 22nd, cross country participated in the Hot Springs meet. This was probably the hardest course they have run this year and did great!
Ava McKillip placed 6th in the Junior Varsity division — 29:44.08
Parker Wellnitz placed 8th in the Jr. High boys division — 16:19.60
Aubry Anderson placed 8th in the Jr. High girls division — 18:18.57
Julia Russell placed 10 in the Jr. High girls division — 18:26.33
Alaina Raymer was just short of placing in the top 15 with a time of 19:34.36
Ever Peters ran one of her best races with a time of 20:23.16
Andi Twarling also ran hard and gave it her best with a time of 21:09.35