Good luck to our high school baseball team as they begin their season at home today!
Senior Brecken Isaacson had an idea last year. He wanted to build a darkroom for his art project. He researched, met with the superintendent, made purchase orders, cleaned, painted and waited… it’s been a year and now the RC darkroom is finally up and running! We can’t wait to explore the art of black and white film! We will keep you all posted! 📷
Yesterdays 4th grade STEM class coded the Ozobot robots to go bowling and coded the Dash robots to play the xylophone!
Kindergarten STEM classes have been working through the introduction to color coding with Ozobots!
📣Calling all young ARTISTS (0-Sixth Grade)
RCHS Art Club is looking for artists to submit their work for the 2023 Young At Art-Children’s Gallery, at our first annual Repco Art Walk on April 22nd.
This year we will be featuring youth artists in our outdoor gallery on the square! Apple One will be printing your artist’s work on yard signs like the ones shown above.
Cost is $12 per entry…(you will get to keep your sign at the end of the art walk)
To enter email a high resolution image of your student’s work to Mrs. Strnad at tstrnad@usd109.org. Please include title of your student’s work and the name and age if your artist. Mrs. Strnad can email you a payment link or you can drop a check off at RCHS. Please make checks out to RCHS Art Club.
All entries and payments must be in by April 1st! Contact Mrs. Strnad with questions.
RC Art students have been busy working on getting some of their digital photos ready for competition! 📷
Tide by: Lily Havel
Blue Teal by: Lily Havel
Black Swallowtail by: Katie Kort
Tecca by: Lily Havel
The National Honor Society banquet was last night! Congratulations to our newly inducted members as well as the current members!
RC Senior Ella Pachta wrapped up this watercolor today!
Make sure to note banquet time is 6:30 pm tonight!
Cloud County CC Youth Track Information:
SIGN UP LINK
https://cloudtbirds.com/sb_output.aspx?form=23
The Cloud County Track and Field team is hosting a youth camp each Monday night in April (3rd, 10th, 17th, and 24th). The camp will introduce K-6th grade children to a variety of events in Track and Field. The Cloud Track and Field Athletes will coach the kids through a warm up routine each night before breaking into events and playing a short track related game at the end of the night. Our goal is to allow each participant a chance to find an event area that they enjoy and teach them techniques to help them excel!!
Ages: Kindergarten to 6th Grade.
Where: Concordia High School Track - 436 W. 10th Street Concordia, KS 66901
When: Monday Night’s in APRIL (3rd, 10th, 17th, & 24th.)
TIME: Starting at 6:00pm ending at 7:00pm
Cost: $30.00 per child (for all 4 nights)
**T-shirt- Additional $15.00 due by April 3rd. (T-Shirt will be available after April 15th)**
PAYMENT - Can be made at the Track - Cash, Check (CCCC Track & Field) , or Venmo - @Drew-Mahin
Contact: Drew Mahin - dmahin@cloud.edu - 785-259-5659
Spring Sports Pictures-During Practice:
Tuesday, March 21-Baseball and Softball
Friday, March 24-HS and JH Track
Golf will be at a later date.
Don't forget the Booster Club Winter Sports Banquet tomorrow night at 6:30 pm!
Results from today’s art competition..
Drawing: State Qualifiers
-Beetle: Brinna Stephens
-Apple: Ayden Polansky
-Ink: Zachary Foster
Second Place:
Isaiah Evert: pencil
Adam Krohn: pencil
Kirsten Ball: pencil
Landon Liby: pencil
Zachary Foster: pencil
Kirsten Ball: ink
Dillon Burnett: ink
Caitlyn Foutch: pastel
Kyah Wilson: pastel
Third Place:
Aiden Liby: pencil
Bryan Baxter: ink
Macey Homier:pastel
Jewelry
Second place:
Jackson Voorhees: ring
Results from today’s art competition…
Painting- State Qualifiers
-Watercolor Cows: Ella Pachta
-Shoe Portrait: Katana Mudd
Second Place:
Brinna Stephens-Acrylic
Gage Brown- Acrylic
Katie Kort- Acrylic
Jackson Voorhees- Acrylic
Third Place:
Kirsten Ball-Acrylic
Natalie Boyer- Acrylic
Kirsten Ball-watercolor
Lexus Talkington-watercolor
Isaac Morris- watercolor
Ceramics-State Qualifiers
-Amethyst: Ella Pachta
-All Dogs Go to Heaven: Shanna Doyle
Second place:
Zachery Piroutek:thrown
Sculpture- State Qualifiers
-Rainstick: Dallas Eitzmann
-Dragon: Gwen Cole
-Campell’s: Abby Knoll
-Carmex: Traven Allen
-Paper & Pencil: Trinity Allen
-Rayovac: Kaden Novak
Second Place:
Aden Morris- assemblage
Brooklyn Talkington-papier-mâché
Carson Beavers: papier-mâché
Mixed Media-State Qualifiers:
-Boot:Damon Haberstroh
Second Place:
Brinna Stephens
Caitlyn Foutch
Third Place:
Isaac Morris
Results from today’s high school art competition…
Miscellaneous Category
State Qualifiers:
-Wolf Batik: Jason Schrum
-Lotus Batik: Maria Bracamontes
- Duck Wood Burning: Josh Shelly
Fibers Category
State Qualifiers:
-Basket: Lindsey Gieber
- Butterfly Felted Embroidery: Elly Willams
-Sunflower Field: Sarah Rieke
Second Place:
-Shanna Doyle: Needle Felted Animals
-Brooklynn Horner:Embroidery B
Printmaking
State Qualifiers:
-Orange Wheat Print: Zackery Foster
-Wheat Print: Lindsey Gieber
Second Place:
Landon Liby: Drypoint etching
Carson Simmons: Drypoint etching
Zachary Stenson: Lino cut
Conner Sheetz: Lino cut
Third Place:
Damon Haberstroh: Drypoint etching
Photography
BEST of Show & State Qualifier:
-Fireside: Dillon Burnett
State Qualifiers:
- Self Reflection: Jackson Voorhees
-Biscuits: Lily Havel
Second Place:
Katie Kort: digital photo
Zachary Stenson: digital photo
Carson Simmons: cyanotypes
Kirsten Ball: cyanotype
Third place:
Graham Jensen: cyanotype
RCHS Art work is competing at Washington today. Results and artwork will be open to the community from 11 AM to 1 PM. the show is held at KSDS. Public is also encouraged to vote for their favorite piece. There will be a cash prize for the winning artwork!
There will be no track practice today!
A GOOD LUCK 📣 shout out goes to Kirsten Ball this week!
Her watercolor of a Wood Duck will compete in the Jr. Duck Stamp Contest! 🦆🤞🏻🍀
Day 11: Fine Arts Month
How music education benefits our students…🎶🤍 🎼 🖤 🎵 🤍
-An improvement in their vocabulary and language
-More self-confidence
-More self-discipline
-Increased motor skills
-Improved listening skills
-Enhanced social skills
RCJSHS hosted their first JH Scholars Bowl Meet on Thursday. A BIG Thank You goes out to all of the individuals who had a part in making it such a fun and successful evening! Not only did we have a lot of fun but our own 8th grade team finished 4th while our 7th grade team finished 2nd! We are so proud of our Jr. Buffs this season!!!
