Journalism students today are drawing names for the Secret Santa exchange!
Thank you to all of our invaluable substitute teachers. We couldn't do it without you.
4th grade working on some teamwork activities!
Students in Nutrition and Wellness have been learning about the impact of staying physically active over their entire lifespan. After talking about flexibility training, we invited in Callee Kaufman from the Humboldt Fitness Center to lead the class in some yoga.
Thanks Callee!
Physics build contraptions to protect an egg during a 3 story fall. They have to explain their design in terms of momentum and impulse.
When your second graders beat you at Connect Four during inside recess...
Fun time building in 2nd grade!
Senior yearbook staff member Keith Gomez works on the finishing touches of the football page for the 2024-2025 yearbook.
Here are some behind the scenes for our HMS choir concert tonight at 6:30pm. We hope to see you there.
Firing day for loads of pieces in the art room.
Student had a figurative language contest, partnering up to determine who had the strongest figurative language then sticking with their partner to cheer them on! It got very competitive 📝✍️📓
Students during HMS Cub Crew got the opportunity to practice Gratitude! They learned 4 important ways to be Grateful!
1.Dont Be Picky
2.Find Good in the Bad
3. Difficult Situations Can Show Us What we can Be Grateful For
4.Take a Moment Take a breath Look around
Chemistry students toured the ethanol plant in Garnett today. After producing and burning their own in class, they saw how it's done on a large scale.
HES has a lot of great high school helpers this year, but I'm especially thankful for mine. My oldest son, Colden, helps during 5th hour every day.
Students in 8th grade STEM are making a cobra weave to demonstrate potential and kinetic energy.
7th grade students are designing their own side kicks in Art Explorations.
Preschool students in Mrs. Suefert's class are learning out community helpers, we set up a Dr. Office in one of our centers.
Students in Family Studies have been talking about stress in families, how to cope, and where to turn for help. They got to play this interactive Family Stress Jenga. On their turn, they had to draw a card with a stressful scenario and a number - which represented how many blocks they had to pull. Once all scenarios had been played out, they got to discuss and reflect on the situations they were in and how it might relate to the saying "the straw that broke the camels back".
Senior Bailey Croisant, one of HHS Multimedia's photography editors, designs the board that tracks staff photography events over the course of each month. She picked a Christmas light theme for November/December. Thank you Bailey for sharing your art and photography skills with us all!
Solving a WORDLE puzzle!
