American Education Week!
Thank you, teachers, for challenging us to think and question!
Check out USD109 Curriculum LINKS on the top banner at our Homepage. This gives detailed information on what our learning focus is for the '23-'24 school year. This will be updated routinely by our Admin staff when needed.
Have a great week.
Bake sale during lunch. All proceeds go to March of Dimes.
Sometimes, as parents, it can be difficult to know what skills our children need to develop to be successful at life. Not all skills are academic areas. To be successful, our children also need to develop strong social skills. They learn these in different ways. Watching adults, practicing at home, actual interactions both at home and at school are just a few of the ways our children learn and practice social skills. This chart lists many of the skills that children need to learn to help them become amazing adults.
American Education Week!
Be sure to thank a teacher for making a difference in your life!
Art I students have been tearing up the pottery wheels this 9 weeks. They are doing amazing! We are going to be glazing up a storm after Thanksgiving!
Blue Rutile is a class favorite, when it comes to glaze colors... This simple but charming hand built dish, finished in Blue Rutile, was made by Rachel Patel
Isn't this mug Boo-tiful?! 👻
It didn't quite make it out of the kiln for Halloween, but will be ready for apple cider next year!
Hand thrown- Lily Havel
Congratulations to Alex Dyke on his Honorable Mention Selection for NCAA League Football!
Rep. Co. Art students shared their talents with the USD 109 Board members at Monday night's BOE meeting.
Happy American Education Week!
Work together, grow together, and learn together! Thank you for all you do!
Republic County attending Women In Business Summit at KSU.
Happy American Education Week! Thank you, teachers and staff members, for all you do to support our students and community!
Booster Club Fall Sports Banquet is this Friday!
Last chance to catch the School Play, tonight at 7:00 pm!
The cafeteria doors open at 6:00 pm!
Good Afternoon, the journalists of the RC Herd Herald have decided to start a podcast to accompany the Herd Herald News Website. Our first episode highlights the play Radium Girls. The boys conduct an interview with female lead Sophia Rieke. Check it out.
https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/CI9UWn4xCEb
Hello, I am Camryn Reynolds, a senior at RCHS! The Senior Project is in full swing, and students are working diligently on their research and projects. My essential question for my project is, “How can medical professionals improve the public’s trust in medical institutions?” For some background knowledge, I created a survey to analyze our community’s trust in the medical industry. I would greatly appreciate anyone finding time to fill out my questionnaire! It is very short and would require five to seven minutes to complete. The information will be collected anonymously and strictly used for my Senior Project research, so please answer it as truthfully as possible! This data is strictly used for my project and not in any way used by USD 109. Feel free to email me at camryn.reynolds@usd109.org with any questions, comments, or concerns!
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdQsjZ1VAbvvy6y3mrDIHOEv5jIdVYnPpWPWIM82VJiPN138Q/viewform?usp=sf_link
WEEKLY NEWSLETTER -- Nov. 13 - Nov. 20
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Come support the School Play tonight and tomorrow night!
If you RSVP'd for the meal tonight, please enter door C1 which is at the northeast corner of the new gym.
The cafeteria doors will open at 6:00 pm for admission to the performance!
2nd Grade Art making use of the last leaves to 'fall' by using watercolors or acrylics to 'leave' their prints behind.
