HutchCC students engage with Graber students: Earlier this month, Hutchinson Community College Instructor Amber Carithers, walked from HutchCC to Graber Elementary School with her Children’s Literature class. The HutchCC students, comprised of both freshmen and sophomores, had prepared lessons to present to Haley Jenks’ third grade class during their unit on fables and folktales.
The group, some aspiring educators and some not, were tasked with writing a story from start to finish, in a small group setting, and then creating a lesson that included a story presentation on a felt board.
Graber students were rapt! Each story took three to six minutes to present and after each one, Mrs. Jenks called on her students to volunteer what they learned. They were quick to pick up on themes of kindness, patience, and using good manners from the felt board fables.
Lessons were learned by both the guest teachers and young students. “I learned to be patient with them and to show confidence by using my teacher voice.” said HutchCC student, Katie Herman.
Abel Jones, Art student at HutchCC, discovered various techniques for integrating lessons into diverse activities. While he is not majoring in Elementary Education, he noted that today's experience improved his communication skills and could also prove beneficial in parenting.
#collaboration #k12education #kindnessiscontagious #learningtogether
You're invited to learn more about the YMCA at Adaptive Family Night. Enjoy open swim and gym time with your family on October 5th from 6-8pm. This is open to USD 308 and USD 313 Families.
All Sports Passes are good for all regular season athletic events at HHS & HMS.
Single admission (adult or student) to Middle School is $5, and $7 for HHS.
Get yours All Sports Pass today! https://gofan.co/event/1551474?schoolId=KS25152
Important dates for September for 7-12 Grades
REMINDER: No school Monday!
RECORDATORIO: ¡No hay clases el lunes!
USD 308 will not be in school on Monday, September 2nd. All buildings and offices will be closed in recognition of Labor Day.
HUTCHINSON, KS- Hutchinson High School proudly announces that all candidates of its prestigious International Baccalaureate (IB) program have successfully received their diplomas. This remarkable achievement underscores the dedication, hard work, and academic excellence of the students, faculty, and staff involved in the program.
Mira McCue is the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) graduate. She successfully tested in six IB courses, wrote an extended essay, and completed the elements for CAS.
The graduates of the International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme (IBCP) are Caden Hendrix, Aiden Kimball, David Rogers, Lisa Selgrade, Victoria Severud, Ariana Shankle, and Ella Yoder. These graduates successfully completed at least two IB courses while focusing on their selected career pathways, completing a reflective project, and planning a service-learning activity.
All these students' accomplishments highlight their commitment to academic rigor and global-mindedness exemplifying the core values of the International Baccalaureate. Each student's success is a testament to their perseverance and the support of our dedicated faculty.
The IB program at Hutchinson High School continues to provide students with a comprehensive education that fosters critical thinking, intercultural understanding, and respect. The 100% diploma achievement rate highlights the program's effectiveness in preparing students for success in higher education and beyond.
Congratulations to all our IB graduates on this outstanding accomplishment. Hutchinson High School celebrates their success and looks forward to their continued achievements in the future.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Press Contact: Stacy Goss
USD 308 Dir. of Communications
communications@usd308.com
620-615-4048
Photo Credit: The Allagaroo
Dear Salthawk Family,
You can view the Summer 2024 Newsletter here: https://secure.smore.com/n/uvs6d
In it you will find:
Enrollment Links
Meal Prices & Info
Supply Lists
Contact Information
& More!
We look forward to a great year!
USD 308 Administration
Students who believe their names were mistakenly omitted should contact their academic advisers.
Hutchinson High School will be offering students the opportunity to take a summer class again this summer. Students can recover credits from classes they have not passed or take an additional class to get ahead. Time & Dates: Tuesday May 21 - Friday June 7, 8:00 - 11:00am - Tuesday - Friday. Students are required to be in person for the sessions. Due to the condensed schedule students cannot miss more than three class days. If you have any questions or want to enroll your student please contact Mr. Sawyer using the info below. Thank you, Kyle Sawyer Assistant Principal Hutchinson High School Phone: (620) 615-4116 Email: Sawyer.Kyle@USD308.com
2023-2024 Honors and High Honors
Students who believe their names were mistakenly omitted should contact their academic advisers.
Dear USD 308 Community Members,
Over the past two weeks, the District has been conducting community meetings to gather public input regarding a master facilities plan that meets the current and future needs of the USD 308 community. At this point in the process, we are asking for your input by completing a brief anonymous survey.
The survey is being managed by ExcellenceK12, a company that works with school districts on community research. It should take you 3 to 5 minutes to complete.
Please note, the survey can only be taken once per device (laptop, tablet, etc.). Also, if you begin the survey and then exit before you have completed it, the system will not let you return later. All your answers will be anonymous. If you completed a survey following a community event, this is a separate survey, and we ask you to please take a moment to complete this one in addition.
USD 308 Parents and Staff have been surveyed separately.
Link to the survey here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/HutchinsonPublicSchoolsCommunitySurvey2024
The survey will close Tuesday, April 23rd at 11:59pm.
We look forward to hearing from you!
2nd Trimester Honor Rolls
~ Students who believe their names were mistakenly omitted should directly contact their academic advisers.
Hutchinson High School will be offering students the opportunity to take a summer class again this summer. Students can recover credits from classes they have not passed or take an additional class to get ahead.
Time & Dates: Tuesday May 21 - Friday June 7, 8:00 - 11:00am - Tuesday - Friday.
Students are required to be in person for the sessions. Due to the condensed schedule students cannot miss more than three class days.
If you have any questions or want to enroll your student please contact Mr. Sawyer using the info below.
Thank you,
Kyle Sawyer
Assistant Principal
Hutchinson High School
Phone: (620) 615-4116
Email: Sawyer.Kyle@USD308.com
Happy National School Counseling Week! School counselors support students in and out of the classroom to reach their academic and well-being goals. This week, reach out and thank your school counselors for all they do! #NSCW24
USD 308 is cancelling school for Wednesday, January 10.
As winter weather conditions persist, the accumulation of snow in school parking lots has created challenging and potentially hazardous conditions, raising concerns for safe vehicle navigation during drop-off and pick-up times. There are additional power outages at schools in which we are working to resolve.
The additional day will allow USD 308 maintenance crews to clear lots and sidewalks in preparation for parent-teacher conferences on Thursday. Please stay safe and warm. We look forward to seeing parents on Thursday and students on Tuesday, January 16 when school resumes.
Thursday, January 11 – No school due to Parent-Teacher Conferences
Friday, January 12 – No School
Monday, January 15 – No School, Martin Luther King Holiday
Dear Salthawk Family, USD 308 will NOT be in session tomorrow, Tuesday, January 9th due to the impending weather forecast. The district will be closed. Stay warm and stay safe!
Dear Salthawks, School is canceled for today, Friday, January 5th.
Congratulations to Hutchinson AD Jon McLean. Jon completed the coursework and passed the exam to earn the title of Certified Athletic Administrator by the NIAAA. Jon is one of the Best of the Best!
Each year, McPherson College invites Kansas high school students to exhibit their best art and compete for prizes and scholarships at the Art POP exhibition in Friendship Hall at the college. This year, a record number of high schools, art teachers, and students participated in the exhibit.
The following Hutchinson High School students received recognition and cash awards at the annual Art POP competition:
Sadie Hardcastle - 1st place - Painting
Sadie Hardcastle - Honorable Mention – Painting
Sadie Hardcastle - $4,000 Art Scholarship
Kaden Prechtl - 1st place - Digital, Graphic Design, Photography
Ella Yoder - 3rd place - Mixed Media
Nevaeh Carey - 2nd place – Drawing
100 art pieces were submitted by students and high school art teachers from 15 districts statewide. This is the first year that the exhibit has featured the work of both students and their teachers. Student work was juried by Tim Stone, painter and part-time art instructor at Wichita State University. A closing reception and award ceremony were held Friday, Nov. 17.
The exhibit featured artwork from high school students attending Concordia, Garden City, Smoky Valley (Lindsborg), Hesston, McPherson, Canton Galva, Belle Plain, Hutchinson, Goessel, Inman, Kinsley, Salina Central, Moundridge, and Free State (Lawrence).
