Get your Hay Springs FFA shirt and support the FFA program at Hay Springs High School. The store link is only available until Tuesday, October 5th, so don’t wait!
https://stores.inksoft.com/hay_springs_ffa/shop/home
“Braydon has been an excellent leader for our FFA Chapter over the entire summer and in particular with the “Kelly Fundraiser”. He has also taken a great leadership role as we have begun the school year in encouraging new and younger members to become active in the FFA. He demonstrated that leadership in the development of our FFA float for “Friendly Festival” and the petting zoo. He was also instrumental in organizing and running the concession stand for the first Football and Volleyball games. He is a very caring and encouraging individual and one of the best FFA officers I have had in my 30 years as an Ag Teacher. He is very passionate about FFA and works tirelessly to encourage others to be involved. Braydon is very deserving of this honor.”
“Braydon has demonstrated hard work, personal accountability, teamwork, and dedication to not just the FFA but to the school in general. He is always volunteering himself to help out when needed and is a valued asset to the school.”
“Braydon has grown into such a great student and leader. It’s been fun to watch him mature and take on bigger and bigger challenges, while also keeping up with his classwork. Braydon brings a fun bit of humor into my class whether he’s debating about the value of adding juice to the lunch program(he really misses it!), providing instrumental moments (ask him – he has lots of tunes in his head), and working to persuade his junior class that they should be going by the name of Pancake Club. Braydon is a great young man who fully deserves the honor of Student of the Month!”
“Braydon Binger is a great young man. He is not much of a talker (unless you ask his 4th grade teacher) but when he says something he has quick wit and always makes me laugh. He works hard on community projects and is very good to his friends and family. Braydon is an exceptional young man!”
Remember, at this week’s September 30th football game, we will be doing our “Salute the Troops” night! All military personnel will receive free entry to the game and a tailgate meal. For everyone else, please consider making a free-will donation at the tailgate party to help send our students to Washington, D.C. this year!
The PBIS team is doing a “PINK OUT” fundraiser. Our pink out games will be October 14th at the VB and FB games vs. Sioux County.
*Notice pink shirts are very hard to come by right now so we have opted for black with pink writing in hopes that everyone will get the same thing and youth will be able to order.
PBIS NEWS
Congratulations to Braydon Binger on being named Student of the Month for the month of September!
If you see a student doing something that deserves an “atta boy” please go to the Hawks website at www.hshawks.com and nominate a student. All nominations must be filled out completely to be eligible.
The month of October we will be focusing on the “S” in our “SOAR” matrix. “S” means to show pride. Please have a conversation with your student on what it means to show pride at school, home, and on the field.
October 20th is our first Quarterly Assembly of the year. The purpose of this assembly is to recognize the accomplishments of students during the first quarter of the school year.
The PBIS team will be doing a “PINK OUT” fundraiser the month of October if you wish to purchase a shirt. Our pink out
games will be October 14th at VB and FB games vs. Sioux County. Be on the watch for more details!
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OF OUR HAWKS FOR A GREAT FIRST QUARTER!
The staff and students of Hay Springs High School would like to thank the Class of 2021 for their generous donation toward the purchase of the ice machine in Lister-Sage! Your thoughtfulness is greatly appreciated!
The South Platte vs Hay Springs game will be available on FM 98.7 The Big Boy and available to stream online for free at newschannelnebraska.com and on the NCN App.
Thank you to the community member who bought us seaweed, pop rocks and cars. This week we used our senses and decided that seaweed is gross, and pop rocks make noise in our mouth. We have also enjoyed tracing our letters with the cars. It is truly a blessing to teach in such a great community.
Sheridan County Journal Star will be streaming at the Gordon-Rushville volleyball triangular tomorrow, Saturday, September 11th starting at 9:00 AM. There will be live video and commentary for both games featuring Hay Springs. Click on the link below to watch!
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