My name is Maelin Johnson and for my senior project I am conducting research on the impact of the school environment on student mental health. I will be sending out a survey on mental health for the high school students this Wednesday. If you would like to view the survey or opt your student out, please check out the attached PDFs below. Thank you!
USD 109 celebrates our awesome staff members! Today we highlight our ELA Team! Thank you, Darsha, Carlie, and Samantha for all you do!
Be sure to join us on the square, Saturday April 5th for the Repco Art Walk! Glass artist, April Lemon will be set up demonstrating glass blowing!
Booster Club Sports Banquet will be Monday, March 24!
Thank you Noalee McDonald Augustine from Smoky Hill for joining our JH/HS teachers for professional development. She brings valuable expertise and insights on mental health in order for us to better support our students.
USD 109 celebrates our awesome staff members! Today we highlight our Daycare Staff! Thank you, Erin and Taylor for all you do!
Have a great Spring Break!
March 17-21
School Resumes on Monday, March 24.
Thank you to Reinke Manufacturing for their continued support of the Republic County Robotics Team. Their support over the last two years has allowed the team to purchase materials to build a practice course and advanced tools to build the robots. This in turn has helped the team move on to Regional Competition this year. Their support of the Robotics team was featured in their recent newsletter, setting a great example of how community support makes a big difference in the classroom. Thank you to Reinke Manufacturing for your support of Republic County High School.
The Juniors snuck in a visit to Cloud County Community College on our way to the etiquette meal. They were the BEST DRESSED on campus today!
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Today the Junior class traveled to Rock Springs 4-H Center for an etiquette dinner. Pat Pesci, Professor Emeritus at Kansas State University,led the show today! Mr. Pesci has taught numerous etiquette courses for K-State’s athletic programs, as well as fraternities and sororities over the years. He lead RepCo students in setting the table, seating, passing food and drinks, gave tips on how to order, how to treat wait staff, and table manners. The food was great, the atmosphere was fun, we even got dressed up! A big thank you to the Republic County Community Foundation and everyone else who helped make this event possible!
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This is a friendly reminder about my upcoming Breast Cancer Awareness event scheduled for this Saturday at 5:30 PM in the education room at Republic County Hospital. We are honored to have Dr. Hu, a distinguished oncologist from the University of Kansas Medical Center, who will join us via Zoom to share his expertise on breast cancer and address any questions from attendees.
We look forward to a meaningful and informative discussion. Please feel free to bring any questions or topics you would like Dr. Hu to address during the session. Lauren Eitzmann will be there as well to demonstrate how to do self-checks. Jessica Melton will be showing off the mammogram machine and scheduling women for mammograms.
See you there!
Senior Parents: Zelma is making the slide show for graduation and she would like your help. If you have any group photos or photos of the senior class throughout the years, please email them to her. Her email address is zelma. siemsen@usd109.org. If you could send your photos by April 10th, that would be appreciated. Thank you.
When March gives us a beautiful day we take advantage of it. HS lunch outside in the Buff park area.
Repco artist, Alex Williams has been tearing up the pottery wheel this year. We are excited to see how well she does at competition this year!
Junior Class Parents,
Juniors will be traveling to Rock Spring 4-H Center on Thursday for an Etiquette Meal, provided through a grant from Republic County Community Foundation! Please remind your students to dress business casual and meet at the Ag shop before 8am.
Mrs. Enns' class has started the hot air balloon debates in which students select historical characters whom they must argue are the most significant and deserve to survive a hot air balloon crash. Students are excited to defend their characters and learn a few debate skills along the way.
Mrs. Hansen's second grade visited the Makerspace to conclude their study on the history of basketball and James Naismith. Student constructed basketball goals.
In wrapping up our reading unit over citizenship, Mrs. Marston's third grade class volunteered to pick up sticks outside of the school!
Kindergarten Round Up! If you have a child that will be attending kindergarten next year, please call the East Elementary office to sign up for a session on April 11th.
