Hugoton USD 210

Just a reminder there isn’t enough room for community members to join us in person but the Veterans Day Assembly on Monday will be live streamed on the schools page at 9 am. We hope you are all able to join us on the stream!

Next Monday, November 11th is our annual Veterans Day Assembly! Unfortunately, there is not enough room in the gym for community members to attend in person, but we will have a Facebook live stream so that you can all enjoy the concert as well!

We have a new date and time for our Powder Puff Football game! It will be next Thursday, November 14th at 4:30. Come out and support!

We want to recognize our HMS students of the month!

7th Grade: Sebastian Amador and Liliyana Bustillos
8th Grade: Galicia Novelo and Blake Salmans

Congratulations and keep up the good work!

Just a quick update! The powder puff football game has been postponed due to weather. We will update you with the new date and time as soon as we have one!

Little Eagles Child Care Center was very busy the month of October. Center still has openings if interested call Courtney Beasley at 620-544-5505.

These HHS Choir students, auditioned and were selected for the Southwest KMEA honor choir and will perform December 7th at Dodge City High School
pictured are :
back row : Eli Skinner , Justin sallee, Tobias Grubbs
front row ; Bridget Knopp, Kynzie Esarey, Director Renee Beesley, Morgan Anderson, and Lelani Ge**er
not pictured are Marco Amador and Clayton Grubbs

Congratulations to flutist Lelani Ge**er on being selected to be apart of the SWKMEA Honor Band! She will perform on December 7th in Dodge City with students selected from all over Southwest Kansas.

We want to give a big congratulations to our Elementary Kansas Teacher of The Year Mrs. Katie Jimenez and our Secondary Kansas Teacher of The Year Mr. Emmanuel Adigun! You both truly go above and beyond for our students here at USD 210 and we can't thank you enough. Thank you to all who voted!

Congratulations to HES sixth graders McKinley Braun, Kamdyn Howie, Madison Niehues, and Elodie Sullivan on being selected for the Kansas Choral Directors Association Treble Honor Choir! They will perform with the KMEA All-State Choirs in February with other selected singers across Kansas. What a great accomplishment - we are so proud of you girls!

Next Monday, November 11th is our annual Veterans Day Assembly! Unfortunately, there is not enough room in the gym for community members to attend in person, but we will have a Facebook live stream so that you can all enjoy the concert as well!

Meet The Staff Monday! We hope everyone had a wonderful long weekend and is ready to have a great start to their week.

Save the dates! Elementary music concerts are coming up and you won’t want to miss out.

Anatomy and HOSA students attended KU's Journeys and Destinations in Dodge City on Wednesday, October 30th. Students had the opportunity to explore careers in health fields, including physical therapy, nursing, pharmacy, EMS, radiology, lab, and medical support services!

“Each year, first grade celebrates "Pumpkin Day" on October 31! The students get numbered off so they get to be with other first grade kids and they do a rotation in each classroom. Each teacher gets to spend time with all the students in first grade and the kids get to work with other kids not in their class. They made differently shaped Spookly Pumpkins, worked together to make giant pumpkin puzzles, made a Peek a Boo Pumpkin, and filled in a 100 number chart to make a pumpkin picture.”

Reminder there is no school tomorrow, Friday, November 1st due to a teacher work day. Have a great weekend!

"This week our HMS students and staff participated in activities for Red Ribbon Week. The purpose and goal of Red Ribbon Week is to bring awareness to our students in regards to the dangers of drugs and to lead them down a path to a healthy, drug free lifestyle. We had two guest speakers this week. The first being Brad Hearon. Brad spoke of the importance of choices and how the choices kids make at a young age can have an impact on how their future unfolds. The second speaker was TJ Steers from Stevens County Sheriff's Dept. He gave a presentation to the students about the consequences of alcohol and impaired driving."