5th-grade parents and families are invited to join us for a 5th-grade Moving Up Ceremony to celebrate the accomplishments of our amazing 5th-grade class on Thursday, May 15th at 9:00 am. Students will receive 4th quarter awards and their 5th-grade diplomas.
State assessments are officially DONE — and what better way to celebrate than with a Sweet Sundae Treat! 🍦🎉
HMS students enjoyed a well-earned celebration after working so hard, and we’re so proud of their effort and perseverance. A HUGE thank you goes out to all of our amazing families for your constant support and encouragement during testing season. 🧡👏
Students in Intro to FACS made a s'mores sandwich today - a class pick. Students first had to choose a sandwich they deemed "best" and write a persuasive speech over it. Then, they had to present it to the class. Lastly, the class voted on which sandwich they wanted to make.
Don't forget to purchase your 2024-2025 Cub yearbook! Each yearbook costs $50. See Mrs. Phillips with any questions.
April is Alcohol Awareness Month. The purpose is to help raise awareness about the dangers of excessive alcohol use and supporting those affected by alcoholism.
Throughout the month, communities engage in events, share educational resources, and spark conversations focused on prevention and reducing the stigma of addiction.
The goal is to foster understanding, encourage early intervention, and support individuals on the path to recovery. Whether it’s preventing underage drinking, helping a friend seek help, or taking steps toward your own sobriety.
This year, Humboldt Middle School STUCO members, along with building principal Ron James and school counselor Darcie Croisant, took action by participating in Sticker Shock. This community initiative helps raise awareness about the heavy fines and legal consequences associated with providing alcohol to minors. Their efforts serve as a powerful reminder of the role we all play in promoting safety and responsibility.
Just a reminder that elementary class pictures are tomorrow, Thursday, April 24th. If you want to order a class picture, please return the order form and money by tomorrow.
Thank you so much to Pittsburg State University Department of Communication Assistant Professor Dr. Ken Ward for speaking to a few of the newspaper students yesterday. Dr. Ward had a plethora of journalism knowledge to share with us, and we so appreciated him taking time out of his day to visit us. It was so great to learn some valuable editing tips we will use in the future. Thanks again, Dr. Ward, for stopping by and visiting with us!
Fundraiser fun day!
Some action shots!
A fun filled afternoon for 6th grade tomorrow! Thank you Funtastic Party Rentals for sponsoring the giveaway!
We had some special visitors today! We finished up our unit on colonial America. Part of that instruction included learning about how farmers sheered their sheep and used the wool to make cloth. Everleigh was so excited to bring her sheep and show their wool to our kindergarten classes!
Mrs. Cook's class participated in a baseball player research project with Allie Utley and Michelle McDown. We researched Walter Johnson and George Sweatt and wrote paragraphs and drew a picture. The Humboldt Historical Museum picked the top 3 winners.
Physical Science students build cars that they will race next week.
Tonight is our MS Spring Choir Concert. We hope you will join us in the HS Auditorium at 6:30 PM tonight Monday, April 14th, 2025.
Today, student photographers attended a presentation from a special guest, Kasey Gaddy. Kasey, a 2015 HHS graduate, is an accomplished photographer and graphic designer with specialities in sports photography, portrait photography, marketing and much more. She operates her own photography business, Kasey Creative.
It was a fantastic and enriching experience for the photographers to hear from her today. Thank you so much, Kasey, for coming to visit. We so appreciated you sharing your extensive knowledge and expertise with us!
Congratulations to The Cub Tracks staff as the news magazine received the Award of Commendation (second highest level awarded) in the All-Kansas New Publication Critique by the Kansas Scholastic Press Association.
Staff members Anna Heisler, Shelby Shaughnessy, Jack Works, Addy Borjas, Kamry DeLaTorre and Brystal Hudlin worked so hard this year to produce compelling issues telling important stories impacting our school community. Thank you all for your diligence and dedication!
In addition, photography/visuals in The Cub Tracks received All-Kansas marks, which is the highest level awarded. Congratulations to the news staff and all photographers for this recognition as well!
Other results from the critique:
Coverage: Award of Commendation
Reporting: Award of Commendation
Design: Award of Merit (3rd highest level)
Humboldt Elementary School Penny Wars UPDATE...We are extending the war until MONDAY! Find all the change (or bills) that you can and bring them in!
1st place, 4th grade 12,465 😳!
2nd place,3rd grade 8556
3rd place, 5th grade 7957
4th place, preschool 7293
5th place, 2nd grade 5688
6th place, kindergarten 3715
7th place, 1st grade 2858
Total points = 48,532!!!
Students from HES presented the book they wrote and illustrated tonight!
🌟 On Sunday, April 6th, HMS parents had the chance to show some extra love and support for their students by graffitiing their lockers with motivating and encouraging messages! 🎨✨ It's all about boosting confidence and spreading positivity as our students prepare for the upcoming ELA and Math state assessments. Let’s go, HMS students – you've got this! 💪📚
The elementary school has officially kicked off Penny Wars! Each grade level is competing to collect the most money. The grade level that brings in the most money wins an ice cream party and Amazon gift cards for teachers to purchase something great for their classroom. All money must be turned in by Friday, April 11th.
