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Seniors and juniors in Mrs. Phillips' yearbook class listened to a College 101 presentation from Himee Kamatuka, recruitment coordinator at the University of Kansas' William Allen White School of Journalism and Mass Communications, and Natalie Lindsey, digital media specialist at the J-School. Thank you so much Himee and Natalie for spending time with our students today!


HMS hallways got a little brighter this afternoon!!



HMS students today during their Class Family time are creating uplifting posters for the hallway! Their posters are created around the positive messages of You're Loved, You're Beautiful, You Matter 🧡




8th grade STEM students in Mr. Weilert's class were testing their structural engineering skills today!






3rd grade had so much fun celebrating the end of our first Amplify unit with a Tea Party!










Good morning. We are currently aware of continued posts regarding school violence being circulated nationally. Law enforcement has investigated and believe at this time they originated out of state and do not pose a local threat. We take all concerns of this nature very seriously and will continue to have a higher sense of security in our buildings and will be making some adjustments to internal procedures. We will continue to work with law enforcement and make adjustments as necessary to ensure the safety of students and staff.

Way to go Amanda!


Great job Daniel!


Congrats Dallin!


This past Friday, August 30th, Mr. Jones started teaching his 6th grade general music class about the art of Bucket Drumming. This is a form of art that they will get to learn a lot about and even perform in this style in the fall concert this year.


Mrs. Nickell's Culinary Arts 2 class got to break in the new stoves by making browned butter chocolate chip cookies! 🍪


Humboldt XC team ready for our 1st meet at Anderson County!


Students practice using descriptive words that trigger the five senses in Mrs. Bazil's English class.



Ceramics students in Mrs. Jones' class working on their pinch pot monsters.






First day of lab in Mrs. Greenfield's classes.








We are planning a controlled dismissal today at all buildings. Students are allowed to continue with their normal plans after school, but students riding the bus or getting picked up will wait inside the building. If you would like to change plans for your child, please contact the school office.

Mr Jones is teaching rhythm in choir class today with buckets and sticks. Students are enjoying this hands on learning experience while also learning how to read and understand music.



We want to inform you that USD 258 schools are currently in a modified lockdown. A broad threat was made to area schools, with no specific details given. Out of an abundance of caution, we have increased police presence at each school, and students will remain inside the buildings throughout the day.

Mrs. Knoblocks 3rd grade class trying to build the tallest tower out of paper!



