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Douglass Unified School District No. 396, 921 East First Douglass, KS 67039

April 2018

Seal Elementary Science FairThe 2018 Science Fair for fourth and fifth grade students was a big success! We had 16 entries in the science fair this year, and each entry was nicely done. Students learned a lot by participating in this event. There were several creative experiments that we have not seen in past fairs. We are very proud of all our participants. Thank you to our guest judges for taking the time to score our entries. The winners of the fair are listed below.

Fifth grade First Place: How Much Salt to Make and Egg Float? By Wesley OlsonSecond Place: Cornstarch Quicksand by Alex Williams & Matthew LehrmannThird Place: How Many Does it Take? By Emily Black

Fourth GradeFirst Place: The Power of Produce! By Sarah LynnSecond Place: Static Attraction by Lauren McCoshThird Place: Men to Pop by Graeson Walter

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TELEPHONE NUMBERSElementary School 747-3350Middle School 747-3340High School 747-3310Central Office 747-3300Transportation 747-3370Internet: www.usd396.net

Douglass USD 396 does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, national origin, handicap, or age in admission or access to, or treatment of employment in, its programs or activities. For any questions regarding the district’s compliance, please contact: USD 396 Superintendent of Schools, 921 East First, Douglass, KS 67039. (316)747-3300.

An Equal Employment/Educational Opportunity Agency

USD 396 BOARD OF EDUCATION

Brent Nispel .........................................PresidentMike Shirley.................................Vice PresidentLes Braddy ............................................MemberBecky Mitchell....................................... MemberTroy Starr........ .......................................MemberSean Stover ............................................MemberRob Reynolds ............................ Supt. of Schools

In preparation for next year's online enrollment, please make sure you have updated your contact information (E-mail, Phone numbers & Address) with your student's building secretary.

Important Information......

DOUGLASS USD 396 JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Please refer to the Douglass USD 396 employment webpage at http://www.usd396.net/64513_2 for application process and up to date information.

OPAA POSITIONHigh School Kitchen Cook

2018-19 TEACHER POSITIONSElementary TeacherHigh School English Teacher and Forensics Sponsor

CLASSIFIED POSITIONSPayroll ClerkElementary Paraprofessional (2018-19)Concessions Supervisor (2018-19)Substitute Bus DriverSubstitute Van Driver

2018-19 COACH AND SPONSOR POSITIONS

Middle School Cheer SponsorSophomore Class SponsorMiddle School Asst Volleyball Coach

SUBSTITUTE TEACHERSPlease complete the on-line application at www.usd396.net and return to Douglass USD 396, 921 E. First St. Douglass, Ks 67039.USD 396 is an Equal Opportunity Employer

DOUGLASS USD 396 JOB OPPORTUNITIES

BUTLER COUNTY SPECIAL ED INTERLOCAL

High School Special Education Paraeducator

Application Process: Interested applicants please complete the application located on the Butler County special Education Interlocal #638 at https://www.applitrack.com/bcsbc/onlineapp/default.aspx

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The Alumni Banquet Committee and Douglass High School cordially invite you to attend our annual banquet, open to all graduates of Douglass High School; and, especially honoring the graduating class of 2018 and all years ending in the number eight. The evening is a fabulous way to reconnect with classmates and friends who have wandered far from Douglass and those who are still enjoying the good life living, working and playing in our hometown. Here are the preliminary details. Plan to attend – it’s the most fun thing going on Saturday night, Mark your calendars for Saturday, May 26, 2018! Keep checking back for new information!! WHAT: Douglass High School Alumni Banquet WHEN Saturday, May 26, 2018 TIME: 6:00 PM WHERE: Douglass Educational Support Facility Located at the intersection of HWY 77 & 210th Street, (formerly known as 1st St) HONOR YEARS: 1938, 1948, 1958, 1968, 1978, 1988, 1998, 2008, 2018 TICKETS MAY BE PURCHASED AT THE FOLLOWING DOUGLASS LOCATIONS: Douglass Public Library

RCB Bank River Valley Supply

319 S. Forrest

305 S. Forrest 320 W. First

Cash or Check Cash or Check Cash or Check TICKET COST: $17.00 if purchased by May 12. $20.00 after May 15. TICKETS BY MAIL: If you wish to purchase by email or mail, please send your email request, call or text our Treasurer, Carrie Graves Shores. We will send you an invoice and you will be able to pay electronically via PayPal or send us your check. Questions regarding ticket purchases: Carrie Graves Shores, Treasurer E-mail: [email protected] Cell and Text: 316-640-3803 Home Address: 613 Riverview, Douglass KS 67039 Questions regarding volunteer opportunities: Rayma Essex Korber, Vice President Email: [email protected] Cell and Text: 316-258-6094 LIKE & FOLLOW OUR FACEBOOK PAGE: Douglass High School Alumni Banquet BOOKMARK DOUGLASS PUBLIC SCHOOL WEBSITE: www.usd396.net

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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NEWS

ELEMENTARY MUSIC CONCERT:

WHO: Fifth Grade Band and Vocal Concert

DATE: April 17th, 2018 TIME: 7:00 P.M.

WHERE: Douglass High School Auditorium

Go, West! A Musical Celebration of America’s Westward Expansion

There’s gold in them thar hills! Gold has been discovered in the hills of California. Land is being given away to settlers

willing to make a fresh start in the newly explored regions of American West.

All are invited to come and watch this fun performance by the Fifth Grade Class

of Seal Elementary. Hope to see you there!!

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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NEWS

Seal Elementary Celebrates Reading!

A little information about our monthly AR Celebrations. Students have the opportunity to read AR books and then take comprehension tests over the books they read. As they do this, they earn points. At the end of each month we recognize students who have reached different point levels during a morning assembly in the gym. Ask your child about the different prize levels they may earn!

At 150 Points, students get to pose for a READ Poster with books of their choice. Congratulations to these Super Readers!

Kinley Schouten and Cambira McKenzie earned 150 Points in NovemberLauren McCosh and Kethan Barclay earned 150 Points in February

Keep Reading!

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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NEWS

PTO started March off by hosting Muffins with Mom. This is a fun morning for moms and students to be served by our USD 396 Dads! Thank you to all the Dads who organized and served us that morning! On March 8th, we sponsored a Skating Night fundraiser at the Rink in Winfield. We had almost 100 skaters including Mrs. McCune, Mrs. Seal, and Mrs. Dunham. On March 15th, PTO refueled the students after Jump Rope for Heart with bottles of water and fruit snacks. Also on March 15th, the winners of the 4th and 5th grade Science Fair received prizes from PTO.

Did you know that a portion of your Spring Portrait purchase from Lifetouch also returns to PTO? Supplementing our large fundraiser in the fall with these smaller fundraisers in the spring, we are able to continue serving the students and teachers throughout the entire school year.

Katie McCoshPTO President

ELEMENTARY NEWS

Jump Rope for Heart

Each year Mr. Reynold’s PE students participate in the American Red Cross Jump Rope for Heart fundraising event. Our students practiced their jump roping skills for several weeks and participated in a school-wide jumping event on the afternoon of March 15th as a culmination of this awareness and fundraising effort. Seal students donated $266.77 to the American Red Cross this year! Way to go!

BOE BRIEFSThe Douglass Board of Education met in regular session Monday, March 12, 2018 in the District Administrative Office. Approved donations: Anonymous - $1,000.00 - BandPTO - $871.00 – Skatetime

*offered employment to Jeana Mayfield-Spanish Teacher, Jenni O’Crowley-Baseball Concessions Supervisor and Savannah Wright Fox-High School Math and District Asst. Cross Country

*accepted the resignation from Yolanda Petty-Concessions Supervisor

*accepted the early phase out retirement request from Dee Carr-Elementary Paraprofessional Library

PTO

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ELEMENTARY NEWS5th Grade Science

This year has provided many STEM science activities for 5th graders. Among these projects has been building and launching model rockets. Designing, building and modifying roller coasters followed. On both of these projects, math, science and engineering skills were used. Students have produced polymers and atom models. They have investigated the prey of barn owls by dissecting owl pellets to locate undigested material such as bones. We have learned about microscopes and used them to view specimen.

On March 7, 2018, 5th graders were given the opportunity to participate in a STEM activity sponsored by Zernco, Inc. Students were given a bag of LEGOS and asked to build something construction related. Some students built equipment; others designed buildings. They used their imagination to produce everything from a hospital, to a crane, to a porta-potty. Each student was interviewed by the Zernco representatives as to the reasoning behind their project. We would like to thank Ashley Thill for bringing this hands-on activity to Seal Elementary for the second year in a row.

Currently, students are studying cells. They will soon produce a plant cell model made mostly from food items. One of our end of year activities will be to learn about the eye and then dissect a cow eye which in the past has been donated by Creekstone Packing Plant of Arkansas City.

What a great group of curious young scientists, engineers, and problem solvers we have had this year! I see a very bright future for our science program!

Pennies for Patients 2018

This was an extraordinary year for the middle school Pennies for Patients 2018 campaign. A goal of $800.00 was not only met, but exceeded with our students and staff raising over $1,000.00 during the month of February. Students were given individual money boxes that they used to collect money thoughout the week. The following Monday, those individual money boxes were dumped into the homeroom classroom collection boxes. Mr. Kroeker’s homeroom class raised the most money and will receive an Olive Garden Pasta Party next month. Some of the fundraising activities for the month included Cupid Grams, Hoops for Hope Free Throw Contest, Pajama Day and a Photo Booth. Thank you for supporting this cause!

MIDDLE SCHOOL NEWS

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MIDDLE SCHOOL NEWS

BULLDOG ALL SPORTS KIDS’ CAMP

We are pleased to announce our first Bulldog All Sports Kids’ Camp that will be available this summer. We will be working basic skills for basketball, volleyball, tennis, softball and baseball. We will be looking forward to working with you! Dates: June 11-14 (Monday -Thursday) Times: 1:00 - 4:00 We will go 1:00 to 2:25 and then switch activities. 1st- 3rd(Grade in 2018-19) 4th-6th(Grade in 2018-19) Mon., Wed. Volleyball, basketball Tues., Thurs. Baseball/Softball, Tennis (Bring mitts,bats and rackets if you have them) Where: Douglass High School Gym { Meet at gym every day and then will be transported or walk to event/bring water jug on T/Th} Fee: $25 per person {if you have more than one child attending, the cost will be $25 for the 1st child and $10 for each additional child} ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (Return by May 18th to seal Elementary Office to guarantee a shirt) Campers Name_________________________________Grade in 2018-19________ T-shirt Size Youth S__ M__ L__ Adult S__ M__L__ XL___ Make Checks payable to: DHS 910 E. 1st St. Douglass, KS 67039 I certify that _________________ has my permission to participate in the Bulldog All Sports Kids Camp. I further certify that the above recreational player has medical insurance in case of injury or emergency. I hereby waive and release USD 396, the camp, and instructors from any liability for any injuries while at camp. ______________________ _________ Parent or Guardian Date

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MIDDLE SCHOOL NEWS

Pawsitively Purple - 3rd Nine Weeks

Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 8

Natalie Barnhart Amy Black Paige Benoit

Kennedy Bergsten Kassie Davis Jordan Brewer

Emily Born Rebecca Hajdukovich Emma Carr

Shane Damron Kye Jones Jewella Cokeley

Bailey Downer Tyler Kiekel Courtney Dunagan

Hayley Edwards Konnor Kielhorn Brenden Hallacy

Samantha Estes Eleanor Livengood Lauren Henderson

Beau Green Kathleen Lopez Dalton Hilyard

Jill High Bridget Martin Ereka Hiser

Dylann Hoffmann Conner Megli Evan Klemser

Anna Joseph Mason Megli Melissa Lehrmann

Michael Kielhorn Emily Powell Kayla Lopez

Monica McCosh Avery Roberts Joseph Martin

Grace Medlin-Bookout Payton Schuler Justin Martin

Kenisyn Millington Amie Stiner Natalie McCosh

Codi Mitchell Mason Suntheimer Nicholas Parker

Maddison Mitchell Katie Valentine Matthew Reynolds

Jenna Rierson Josie West Brady Roberts

Catherine Scott Hailey Satkowski

Jaxon Spradling Kaitlyn Tresner

Carsen Starr Christopher Titus

Brock Stiner Brianna Wasson

Nicole Tobias

Hayleigh Waggoner

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MIDDLE SCHOOL NEWS

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Honor Roll 3rd Nine Weeks6th Grade Students

Principal’s Honor Roll

Adrianna Carroll, Bailey Downer, Dylann Hoffman, Anna Joseph, Kenisyn Millington, Codi Mitchell, Hayleigh Waggoner

High Honor RollMariah Barkus, Kennedy Bergsten, Shane Damron, Hayley Edwards, Samantha Estes, Beau Green, Jill High, Connor Jackson, Lane Shirley, Jaxon Spradling, Brock Stiner, Nicole Tobias

Honor RollNatalie Barnhart, Emily Blevins, Christopher Bohannon, Benjamin DeHoff, Micah Edris, Hailey Fenno, Emily Gash, Olivia Karagianis, Grace Medlin-Bookout, Maddison Mitchell, Jenna Rierson, Carsen Starr, Evan Urbin

7th Grade StudentsPrincipal’s Honor Roll

Amy Black, Tyler Kiekel, Eleanor Livengood, Jordan Perkins, Emily Powell, Mason Suntheimer

High Honor RollJames Bauer, Kassie Davis, Kye Jones, Konnor Kielhorn, Christy Loughry, Wade Morgan, Avery Roberts, Tyelor Rozell, Jacob Scharff, Payton Schuler, Katie Valentine

Honor RollJewelyah Barker, Adam Chaffin, Minka Cokeley, Brianna Edmonds, Rebecca Hajdukovich, Adleigh Humburg, Bridget Martin, Conner Megli, Mason Megli, David Powell, Isabella Price, Payton Sholander, Amie Stiner, Josie West

8th Grade StudentsPrincipal’s Honor Roll

Gabriel Caiazza, Jewella Cokeley, Courtney Dunagan, Brenden Hallacy, Ereka Hiser, Melissa Lehrmann, Justin Martin, Natalie McCosh, Kylie Metsker, Andrew Moore, Matthew Reynolds, Brady Roberts, Kaitlyn Seiwart, Amara Sewell, Ryanne Thill, Frank Tilton, Brianna Wasson

High Honor RollJordan Brewer, Emma Carr, Jessica Headrick, Lauren Henderson, Dusty Jones, Justin Martin, Jakob Morales, Nicholas Parker, Abby Strouth, Robert Swigart, Christopher Titus

Honor RollPaige Benoit, Logan Braungardt, Ethan Commodore, Julian DeHoff, Adriana Greenfield, Katelynn Harris, Charles Hilyard, Ethan Hoffman, Hailey Satkowski, Kaden Small, Dakotah Whitt

MIDDLE SCHOOL NEWS

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MIDDLE SCHOOL NEWS MIDDLE SCHOOL NEWS

MIDDLE SCHOOL GIRLS BULLDOG BASKETBALL CAMP

We are pleased to announce that our Girls Basketball camp dates have been set. We will be working on the basics of fundamental basketball. Dribbling, passing, shooting, defense and team play will be covered. We look forward to working with you at this camp!

Coach Gardner

Dates: June 11-June 13 (Monday-Wednesday)

Times: 4:00pm-5:30 pm 7th/8th Grade Girls

Where: Douglass High School

Fee: Must have paid $3.00 (Cash Only) to the middle school Office by May 11th

I certify that ______________________________has my permission to participate in the Middle School Girls Bulldog Basketball Camp. I further certify that the above player has medical insurance in case of injury or emergency. I hereby waive and release USD 396, the camp and instructors from any liability for any injuries incurred while at camp.

___________________________ __________

Parent/Guardian Date

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Wrestling

The 2018 Sisk Middle School wrestling team worked very hard to improve themselves and their teammates at practice and at the matches. They were not only great competitors but showed great sportsmanship. The team showed steady improvement throughout the season. We competed in two tournaments and four matches with various teams. The wrestlers won numerous medals at the tournaments including several championships. Thank you for the great support the team received from parents and grandparents.

Following are the team members and their places in each of the following tournaments at Pratt and Chase County. As a team we placed third out of eight schools at Pratt. Chase County did not keep team score. Pratt Chase Co.Hunter Alexander 5th DNPJewella Cokeley 3rd 1stJace High 1st 1stDalton Hilyard 3rd 2ndDusty Jones 5th DNPJoe Martin 2nd 2ndJustin Martin 4th 4thAtom Miller 2nd 2ndJakob Morales 7th 4thWade Morgan 1st 3rdNick Parker 5th 2ndMatt Reynolds 2nd 1stTye Rozell 7th 2ndAdam Schwintz 4th DNPKaden Small x 1stFrankie Tilton 4th xChris Titus 3rd 3rd

Payton Scholander - managerX – Did not wrestle in the tournament.DNP – Did Not PlaceCoaches Richard Frakes and Matt Fox

MIDDLE SCHOOL NEWSImportant Dates for April

6-Academic Spirit Day-Reality U, Futuremaker Lab, Junior Job Shadow, Senior Project run-through11-BCC Enrollment for Fall 2018 at DHS (see article)14-ACT at DHS 8:00am14- DHS Prom19-21 DHS Plant Sale27-NHS Induction

Butler Community College will be at DHS on April 11th during 2nd period to administer the Accuplacer. If you are a junior that is going to take college classes your senior year or a sophomore applying for an Academy and have not taken this placement test or the ACT now is your opportunity. You must sign up with Mrs. Houser by Monday, April 9th. The cost is $15.

HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

DHS would like to recognize the following students for completing the rigorous Kansas Scholar Curriculum: Angela Allen, Brittany Farmer, Jillian Harper, Madison Mabie, Kenlee Martin, Cheyenne Niblack, Emilia Potts

This curriculum goes above the Qualified Admission requirements set by the Kansas Board of Regents used for undergraduate admission at the university level. Students who complete this curriculum and meet other requirements, may be designated as State Scholars, which makes one eligible to receive the Kansas State Scholarship.

DHS HALL OF FAMECongratulations to the following student for scoring a 30 or above on the ACT:

Jillian Harper

Kansas Scholars Curriculum Completer’s

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Madison Mabie Named to Kansas All-State Academic TeamFour Butler Community College students were named to the 2018 Kansas All-State Academic Team. The students were among 57 Kansas community college students honored on February 15 in Topeka as part of the 23rd Annual Kansas All-State Academic Team Luncheon. The event was attended by community college, university and Kansas Board of Regents representatives, as well as Kansas legislators. The event, co-sponsored by the Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society and the Kansas Association of Community College Trustees, annually recognizes top students from the state’s community colleges.

Scholars recognized from Butler Community College included Andie Nibarger of Towanda, Mark Walthers of Towanda, Madison Mabie of Douglass and Jenny Oswalt of Wichita.

Those honored were presented an honorary medallion and certificate and state-wide recognition through the media. In addition, they were rewarded a stipend to be used at the institution of their choice.

Each scholar is now nominated for the 2018 All-USA Community College Academic Team, sponsored by USA Today, Phi Theta Kappa and the Follett Higher Education Group. First-team members will receive a $2,500 stipend and will be featured along with second- and third-team members in USA Today. Team members are also presented with medallions. Names of the students will be placed on the society's website, www.ptk.org.

Phi Theta Kappa is the honor society for students attending two-year community colleges. Membership is based on high grade point averages and other criteria, with members focusing on scholastic achievement and service to community and campus. This year’s 57 scholars are part of a statewide student body that are enrolled at the 19 Kansas community colleges. Each scholar was selected by his or her own community college for the annual statewide academic team.More about Butler’s Kansas All-State Academic Team:

Madison Mabie is a Digital Video Production major transferring to Wichita State University. She is a Phi Theta Kappa Member, Early College Academy Student, I3D Club Member, Volunteer for Douglass Senior Center and a President’s Honor Scholar. She will graduate from Douglass High School and Butler Community College this spring.

HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

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HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

Douglass High School wrestling wrapped up the 2018 year with a Potluck Banquet Thursday March 15th. We had a great year with a great bunch of young men and women. The seniors will be greatly missed and hard to replace but I expect the juniors will step up to any task that is laid before them. The Team’s Dual Record was 1 win with 4 losses. We were the Central Plains League Champions as well as the Regional Runner-up. We were just 3 ½ points out of 1st place and sent 8 to the State Tournament. We ended the year with a 33rd place at the State Tournament.

2018 Letter winners are: Managers- Lexi Heitkotter and Abigail RustFreshman: Hunter Glaves, Clayton Elliott, Kiahna Jones, and Charles Pearson

Sophomores: Blake Sholander, Jacob Damron, Logan Parker, Seth Heitkotter, John Karagainis, Zacharias Lough, Isaiah Wasson, and Kyiowa Greenfield.

Juniors: Hunter Damron, Owen Porter, Devon Cokeley, Brendan Haraburda, Gauge Small, Kaden Pichler, and Zachary Dressler

Seniors: Alessia Cokeley, Joseph Nuzum, and Ashten Dodson

Special Awards:FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR: Charles Pearson

SOPHOMORE OF THE YEAR: Kyiowa Greenfield

JUNIOR OF TRHE YEAR: Zachary Dressler

SENIOR OF THE YEAR: Ashten Dodson & Alessia Cokeley

MOST IMPROVED WRESTLER OF THE YEAR: Kaden Pichler & Kyiowa Greenfield

NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR: Hunter Damron & Devon Cokeley

SPENCER AWARD: Joseph Nuzum & Charles Pearson

IKE PRICE AWARD: Zachary Dressler & Gauge Small

BULLDOG WRESTLER: Ashten Dodson

THE DON KERSTING MEMORIAL OUTSTANDING SENIOR AWARD: Ashten Dodson

THE JOE PRICE MEMORIAL WRESTLING SCHOLARSHIP: Ashten Dodson

REGIONAL TEAM: 106# Alessia Cokeley 4th 113#- Ashten Dodson 3rd 120# Gauge Small 4th 126#- Zacharias Lough 132#- John Karagainis 138#- Charles Pearson 145# Hunter Glaves 152# Clayton Elliott 160#-Kyiowa Greenfield 4th 170#- Kaden Pichler 1st 182# Zachary Dressler 2nd 195 Joey Nuzum 3rd 220# Isaiah Wasson 4th

The Regional Team was All Academic First Team on the KWCA Academic State Championships.

On the KWCA Academic Senior team was Alessia Cokeley 1st Team and Ashten Dodson & Joseph Nuzum Honorable Mention.

Alessia Cokeley is the 1st Girl from Douglass to qualify for the State tournament.

STATE PLACER:4TH IN STATE: 113# Ashten Dodson

Wrestling

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HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

Kindness Rocks DHS Student Council Spreads

Kindness Throughout the District

“A little kindness can go a long ways.” A kindness rock is simply a small painted rock with words of encouragement. Thanks to the donation of over 800 rocks by the SW Butler Quarry, each student in the district was able to create a personal kindness rock to be displayed at each school.

Student Council members prepared all the rocks by spray-painting them in Bulldog colors. After distributing the rocks to the buildings, time was given for decorating. The high school and middle school rocks are on display in the courtyard area between the two buildings and the elementary display can be seen in a case in the hallway.

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HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

Summer Conditioning

Summer Conditioning: June 4th to July 19th

High School Athletes will attend July 23rd and 24th

Monday, Tuesday and Thursday

7:30-9:30

Groups will be mixed

We will lift and run during this time period

Cost: $20 per athlete Shirt Included

Brochures will be sent to the Elementary, Middle, and High School offices the first week in May. Weightlifting/Speed Camp is open to anyone going into 5th grade

next year through 12th grade.

Why should your athlete participate in summer conditioning?

Younger athletes get valuable instruction time of the various techniques used in the weight room in a small group setting. There is a direct correlation between involvement in summer conditioning and success in your respective sport. High school athletes will continue to build on their hard work from the school year. If

an athlete takes all summer off from training next school year will be like starting over. Strength, speed, and conditioning translate to every sport. Improving in

these areas will ensure your athlete a chance at success. Don’t lose your starting spot to someone who out-worked you this summer!

If you have any questions please feel free to call or email.

Coach Sayahnejad 316-737-4434

[email protected]

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HIGH SCHOOL NEWS3rd 9 weeks Honor Roll

Principal's Honor Roll

Freshmen: David Arevalo, Guthrie Burch, Kendall Coombes, Savannah Edmonds, Harry Goehring, Hannah Grimmett, Kiahna Jones, Jeanette Lehrmann, Brody Mertz, Roger Powell, Wyatt Reeves, Malissa Taylor, Dylan West.

Sophomores: Wyatt Hoffman, Dakota Tireman, Isaiah Wasson.

Juniors: Gordon Bannon, Reece Bourisaw, Lillianne Braungardt, Lukas Dierks, Sage Dierks, Kaleb Hurd, Kyle Hurd, Braden Jakovac, Jaysi Mertz, Katelyn Moore, Hannah Reynolds, Jacob Woody.

Seniors: Kayleigh Boyd, Collier Coombes, Jennifer Dunagan, Kaden Dunham, Jillian Harper, Sa-mantha Henning, Madison Mabie, Kenlee Martin, Cheyenne Niblack, Emilia Potts, Hannah Powell, John Swigart.

High Honor’s Honor Roll

Freshmen: Rebecca Alvarez, Amelia Barker, Timothy Carroll, Wylie Downer, Clayton Elliott, Hunter Glaves, McKenlie Kirkhart, Tessa Martin, Myra Megli, Emily Norton, Charles Pearson, Anna Walton.

Sophomores: Zach Bergosh, Nove Brockman, Jaydin DeSylva, Heather Foltz, Jayden High, Claire Hilyard, Keylan Jones, Lainie Metsker, Gratya Swigart.

Juniors: Elizabeth Coberley, Zachary Dressler, Gretchen Grimmett, Ryan Kiekel, Kaylee Koeppen, Madison MacKay, Cara Martin, Darby McGuire, Talia McGuire, Devin Polk, Noah Powell, Landon Ramey, Logan Satkowski, Amber Scharff.

Seniors: Hanna Brown, Reece Cochran, Brooklynne Davis, Brianna Fenno, William Landis, Emily Lowe, Ethan Maddy, Miranda Veesart.

Honor’s Honor Roll

Freshmen: Alyna Elder, Holly Engle, Ein Espinoza, Lillianne Gash, Cole Martin, Brandon Parker, Alyssa Rakestraw, Ethan Satkowski, Jonathan Shores.

Sophomores: Jacob Damron, Kyiowa Greenfield, Zach Lough, Maranda Mitchell, Nathaniel Moore, Robyn West.

Juniors: Kolby Caster, Brayden Daly, Timothy Farmer, Bailey Fulghum, Michael Gash Jr., Triston Gilpin, Nev Kurt, Greely Munroe, Cody Niblack, Kaden Pichler, Jansyn Schamahorn.

Seniors: Alessia Cokeley, Caleb Eck, Brittany Farmer, Karlie Feiock, Kadin Harris, Kryslyn Hen-derson, Joseph Nuzum.

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