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After three seasons, Hutchinson High School head boys’ basketball coach Ted Webster has resigned.

Because of COVID-19 precautions, Webster was unable to meet face-to-face with players and communicated with players via text messaging about his decision.

Webster, a social studies teacher for Hutchinson USD 308 since 1995, was named to the head basketball coaching position in May 2017. In his three years at the helm, Webster’s record was 9-54.

Good evening,
You may have seen information about the state’s plans for Continuous Learning. Our staff will be working on a plan that will combine online services and paper packets.

Salthawk Family,

We are in the process of compiling of list of frequently asked questions that will be posted here and on Facebook. Things like:

• Will there be school meals? (Yes)
• Will we be able to retrieve our students' belongings? (In time)

Please be patient with us. It is critical that we provide you with accurate information.

Below is a letter we've shared with our parents.

March 12, 2020

Dear Parents and Guardians,

The safety, health, and well-being of our students and staff is our top priority. We want to share basic facts with you and what the district is doing at this point to keep your family healthier.  

Symptoms of COVID-19 include fever, cough, and shortness of breath. Confirmation can only be done with a specialized respiratory test. According to KDHE there are four confirmed cases in Kansas.

Our HHS Thespians are at it again!

Wednesday (March 11),  theater programs from across Kansas converged on the Capitol in Topeka, Kansas for the second "Theater in Our Schools" Advocacy Day. The goal of the day is to celebrate the essentialness of theatre in our schools and its impact on students, communities, and Kansas itself.