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Bkfst/Lunch Menu
- Tue, Sep 8th
7:30 AM - Waffles
11:00 AM - Chicken & Rice
- Wed, Sep 9th
7:30 AM - Banana Bread
11:00 AM - Taquitos
- Thu, Sep 10th
7:30 AM - Donuts
11:00 AM - Spaghetti
- Mon, Sep 14th
7:30 AM - Sausage & Egg Biscuit
11:00 AM - Chicken Nuggets
- Tue, Sep 8th
Activities
- Fri, Aug 28th
8:00 AM - Nebraska State Fair
- Fri, Sep 4th
9:30 AM - Girls Cross Country: Gering XC Invite (Middle School)
@ Five Rocks Amphitheater
9:30 AM - Girls Cross Country: (Varsity)
@ Five Rocks Amphitheater
9:30 AM - Boys Cross Country: Gering XC Invite (Middle School)
@ Five Rocks Amphitheater
9:30 AM - Boys Cross Country: (Varsity)
@ Five Rocks Amphitheater
- Mon, Sep 7th
8:00 AM - No School - Labor Day
- Tue, Sep 8th
7:00 PM - FFA Chapter Meeting
@ Hay Springs High School
- Thu, Sep 10th
2:00 PM - CANCELLED - Girls Volleyball: Stuart vs Hay Springs (Junior Varsity)
@ Lister Sage Gym
- Fri, Aug 28th
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Hay Springs Weather
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4-H News
Enrollment is open
4-H enrollment for the 2020-2021 4-H year is now open. Youth can enroll by visiting ne.4honline.com. Members need to enroll prior to participating in Shooting Sports practices. There is a $5 membership fee that can be paid online or at the Extension Office. If you will not be in Rushville, feel free to mail the payment to the 4-H Council at PO Box 23 Rushville, NE 69360.
Clover Buds
January 8th, 10-11 am – Zoom. Register for this meeting by calling the office at 308-327-2312. Clover Bud members are youth between the ages of 5 and 7 as of January 1st, 2021. These youth will experience teamwork, social interaction, and decision-making skills while participating in hands on activities. Upon participating in these workshops, youth will have Clover Bud projects to display at the 2021 Sheridan County Fair.
Start working on your clothing/quilting projects for fair now! Free Sewing Clinics at the Extension Office:
January 8th 1-4 pm
January 22nd 1-4 pm
Market Beef Weigh-In
January 24th 1-3 pm at the Sheridan Livestock Market in Rushville.
Summer Food Service Program
Just to clarify, the Summer Food Service Program will continue through the school year. Breakfast and lunch will continue to be free of charge to any student 18 or younger.
Please check your accounts as seconds are not free and some accounts are outstanding and payments need applied to students to continue to get seconds and extra milk.
Thank you,
Jen Young
Oregon Trail Honor Band
Hay Springs had 4 students selected for the Oregon Trail Honor Band:
Sam Hindman-tenor sax
Logan DeCoste-bari sax
Jocelyn Varvel-baritone
Gabriel Varvel-tuba.
The honor band will be held in Bridgeport on Monday, January 11th with the final concert scheduled for 4:30pm and is currently open to the public (masks will be required for those in attendance). You can also watch the concert live on Bridgeport’s striv.tv channel.
Beef To School
Happy New Year! We have done great with beef and pork this last year. We are in need of 2 hogs and 2 beef to go to the processing plant by February 2nd, 2021. If you have been approached by anyone, please let Greg Heiting or Shavona Henry know, or call the school at 308-638-4434 and speak with either Mr. Lechtenberg or Mr. Hagge. Thank you!
EducationQuest College Planning Bulletin
Christmas Socks
Second Grade Grinches
Learning got Grinchy today in second grade!
We studied the story, picked out the problem and solution, and talked about how the Grinch changed his behavior and made a good choice to be KIND. We look up to the Grinch for having a change of heart and choosing to be kind!
We had phonics Grinch style with green pencils and talked in Grinch voices! We made a diagram of the Grinch, wrote the room with words that start with g (especially our sight words!) and we did some Grinchy math!










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