🎉 Throwback Thursday Fun! 🎉
Miss Guiot put together a fantastic “Throwback Thursday” game where students had to guess which staff member matched the baby and “embarrassing” pictures. Lots of laughs were shared, and a few sharp-eyed students came out on top!
👏 Congratulations to our winners, who each received a Sonic drink courtesy of Miss Guiot.
Check out some amazing art projects! Our young artists have been hard at work learning about the Elements of Art and have created some truly inspiring pieces. Let's take a moment to celebrate their hard work and creativity!
Are you always being told that you are very dramatic? Have you been told that you should join the theater? This is your chance. On Tuesday, September 23rd, from 3:30-5:30, and Wednesday, September 24th, from 4:30-6:30, will be the all-school musical auditions. If you can sing, dance, act, or want to try it, feel free to come audition for the show Schoolhouse Rock Live! If you are not available during those times but would love to be a part of it, please see Mr. Jones about auditions. These auditions are open to anyone in grades 3-12. If you or your student is interested in being a part of the show but does not want to audition, please also contact Mr. Jones at logan.jones@usd258.net.
Tonight is the Touch the Truck event at the Sports Complex. It is going to be a great time with dinner provided.
"No act of kindness no matter how small is ever wasted"
HMS recognized their entire student body for having an outstanding student section at the middle school football game this past week. A special shout out to Hadlee Allen for organizing those efforts👏🧡👏
Our Operation Orange students this week were recognized for making a difference in the classroom and hallways by working hard, being kind, and having positive attitudes!!
Class of 2026 and their Parents/Guardians: Mark your calendars!!
Homecoming is next week. Please take a look at the picture below for the elementary school spirit days.
Is my Community Service eligible for the Humboldt Promise?
A lot of people have been asking, so you will now see this poster all around school explaining what activities count towards your Community Service for the Humboldt Promise scholarship.
We will have lots of organized Community Service to get involved in, but if you want to come up with something yourself it needs to be approved IN ADVANCE by the Promise Coordinator Ms. Helen Kenny. Email info@humboldtpromise.org to get your ideas pre-approved.
Introducing your 2025 HHS Homecoming candidates! King candidates are (back row, from left) Mason Sterling, Carson Russell, Taner King and Layne Ellison. Queen candidates are Laney Hull, Skylar Hottenstein, Ricklyn Hillmon and Taevyn Baylor.
Photo by Kalyn Baughn of Cub Prints Photography
Do you know a rock star teacher? Nominate them for Teacher of the Year! This year, we are selecting an elementary teacher. Nominations are due Friday, September 12. Fill out the form here: https://forms.gle/V5nSiXmVGoNyD3fw5
Our post-secondary success coach Helen met up with some of USD 258's class of 2025 graduates today at K-State and asked what advice they have for the class of 2026...
'Stay locked in on school, but also just enjoy your time and all the freedom. Stay honed in so that you have options outside of high school. Definitely do your schoolwork!'.
What's his favorite thing about college so far?
'I like all the options that I have and all the different people that I can meet. I also like all the free time I have that I can spend studying or going to the rec'.
Our post-secondary success coach Helen met students from the Humboldt High School class of 2025 out at K-State today and asked what advice they have for this year's seniors...
'My advice for this year’s seniors is to not take anything too seriously and cherish their last year together with all of their classmates!'.
What's her favorite thing about college so far?
'I have a lot of free time between my classes so I can join extracurriculars. I joined a sorority, and there are many options for things you can do like clubs'.
Another great day visiting Humboldt Promise recipients out at K-State today 😁
Don't forget, school pictures are this week!
"When in doubt be kind, the world will smile back at you 😁"
This week we had another outstanding group of Operation Orange 🧡 recipients. Students were recognized for having positive attitudes, giving excellent effort, helping substitutes, holding doors open, and helping clean up messes they didn't make!
2nd Grade has been learning & reading about Fairy Tales & Tall Tales! ✨ One of our stories being Paul Bunyan.
So of course we had to have a Flapjacks & Flannels Day! We loved enjoying pancakes and spending time together this morning! 🥞🐂
Our Humboldt Promise Coordinator Helen had another wonderful day visiting 2025 scholarship recipients at KU and Emporia State!
HHS Multimedia is super excited to present the 2024-2025 Cub yearbook: "Hear the Year"!
We hope you all enjoy this publication, which my yearbook students last year worked so diligently on. Each person who had a hand in this made this publication so special! I need to also give a special shoutout to last year's editor-in-chief, Sophia Barlow, for all her hard work on this yearbook.
If you have not purchased one, please get in touch with Mrs. Phillips. Each yearbook costs $50.
We hope you all enjoy this publication, which my yearbook students last year worked so diligently on. Each person who had a hand in this made this publication so special! I need to also give a special shoutout to last year's editor-in-chief, Sophia Barlow, for all her hard work on this yearbook.
If you have not purchased one, please get in touch with Mrs. Phillips. Each yearbook costs $50.
HES HELP meeting will be tomorrow, Sept. 2nd, at 5:30 in the elementary school library. We would love for you to join us as we plan fundraisers and activities for the 25-26 school year. We will also elect new officers for the year.
Community Health Center will be coming the week of September 22nd to give out our annual free dental screenings. Each student will have their teeth looked at. If you would like your child to receive treatment such as a cleaning or fluoride treatment etc., please fill out the consent form that was sent home last week. If you do not want your child to have treatment, you do not need to return the form, they will only be looked at. Please call your student's building and speak with health staff for any questions.
