Project SAFE (Seatbelts Are For Everyone) ambassadors were out the last two mornings at HHS collecting baseline seatbelt data. This program is a free, student-led program for high school students focusing on peer-to-peer promotion of traffic safety. Through education, rewards, and enforcement, SAFE highlights the importance of wearing a seatbelt, driving alert, and following traffic laws with the goal of decreasing the number of teen injuries and deaths from vehicle crashes. HHS collaborated with the Brown County Sheriff's Department and the Hiawatha Police Department to conduct our morning checks. More activities will be held throughout the year.
Senior Students of the Quarter nominees! Students were nominated by their teachers for consistently displaying responsibility! Congratulations to Graycen Ferris & Camden Bachman for being selected!
*not pictured are nominees Hayli Feldkamp, MJ Hageman, Grace Morey, & Xavier Oldham
Junior Students of the Quarter nominees! Students were nominated by their teachers for consistently displaying responsibility! Congratulations to Grace Maze & Kody Johansen for being selected!
*not pictured are nominees Dylan Cheek, Riley Gibbs, Kody Johansen, Kamren Landon & Dalton Siebenmorgen.
Sophomore Students of the Quarter nominees! Students were nominated by their teachers for consistently displaying responsibility! Congratulations to Isabella Hedrick & Marcus Hinton for being selected!
Freshman Students of the Quarter nominees! Students were nominated by their teachers for consistently displaying responsibility! Congratulations to recipients Jordie Guilliams & Gus Smith for being selected!
Thursday, October 13
Ms. Courtney’s preschool class has been talking about healthy foods. Today we painted a fall tree with broccoli! #HESRedHawks
Niki Tollefson speaks to Mrs. Strathman’s class about the importance of healthy soil.
#HESRedHawks
Derrick Letsinger, a retired homicide detective, presented to the Forensic Science class. He set up a crime scene and explained how evidence is used and gathered. Thank you for sharing your knowledge Mr. Letsinger!
ACT Work Keys will be administered to all JUNIORS on Wednesday, Oct. 19.
Parents letters were mailed/emailed Sept. 30th.
Please email Mrs. Waggoner with questions, cwaggoner@usd415.org.
HHS Parent Teacher Conferences
Tuesday, October 11
Tuesday, October 11
HHS Weekly Activities 10/10
Congratulations to the Red Hawk marching band! They attended the Holton Invitational Festival of Bands today.
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Hiawatha High School Parent Teacher Conferences
Last week the 4th graders took a field trip to Mt. Hope Cemetery during art to learn the history and admire the artwork at the world famous Davis Memorial. While there they also learned the resting places of several notable Hiawathians like Governor Morrill (13th Governor of Kansas), T.H. Korthanke (the man responsible for the maple trees in Hiawatha), and Elizabeth Krebs (founder of the Hiawatha Halloween Parade).
Students then drew the memorial and will use the knowledge gained for a future project where they will design a work of art that reflects the town’s history.
#VisitHiawatha #DavidMemorial #Kansas #fallinlovewithhiawatha #fall4hiawatha #HESRedHawks
Bus Driver needed for a morning and afternoon route ASAP. Starting pay is $20/hour with all expenses paid to acquire your CDL with proper endorsements and training. We are always hiring activity and substitute drivers as well. Contact Jim Farris by email at jfarris@usd415.org or call 785-741-2777. School Bus Driver Frequently Asked Questions 1. What does it cost to get my CDL with the proper endorsements? · USD 415 pays ALL expenses related to acquiring your Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) with the school bus and passenger endorsements. 2. What does the Entry Level Driver Training cost? · USD 415 offers paid training and we cover the cost of the training materials. 3. What about the bad behavior of the students on the bus? · The bus driver is in charge on the bus and if there are problems there is a system in place to address any situation of discipline needed.
Saturday, October 8, 2022
