This week is busy and short! Parent teacher conferences are Tuesday (10/25) - Thursday (10/27). Contact your teacher if you haven't signed up for a conference.
No School on Thursday (10/27/22), Friday (10/28/22), and Monday (10/31/22).
Homecoming is tomorrow, October 21, 2022! The parade will begin at 1:30 pm. The Football game starts at 7:00 pm.
Good luck to all the Homecoming nominees. The ceremony will take place before the football game, and the dance will begin after the game and end at 11:00 pm.
Happy School Transportation Appreciation Day! We are thankful for all our drivers and transportation professionals. Help us give them some love this week!
Board of Education Meeting tonight, October 17th at 7:00 pm in the SHMS Library. Join us or watch at: https://bit.ly/3fT7WyB
Agenda & minutes: https://bit.ly/USD450MeetingAgenda
Reminder: There is no school tomorrow, Friday, October 14, 2022. This is a teacher work day. Have a great weekend!
Team up with Azura and get your Shawnee Heights Community Impact Debit Cards. Learn more and get your card today! http://www.azuracu.com/tbirds
The 4th Annual SHHS Band Fall Craft Fair & Food Truck Event will take place this Saturday, October 15, 2022 from 9am - 3pm at the SHHS. There will be family entertainment just like last year including the orchestra pumpkin patch and the marching band performing at 11:30am!
Don't forget to check out our Community Opportunities page! Opportunities include Upward Basketball & Cheerleading, a Real-World Parenting Session from FSGC, and Parent Night Info for the Thunderbird Wrestling Club.
https://www.usd450.net/article/868234
Do you have a student who needs help completing their FAFSA application? Get help on October 12th or 25th from 5-7pm on the Washburn Campus in the Mabee Library. FREE pizza and a scholarship opportunity! Students do not have to attend WU next year to
Happy National Coaches Day! Thank you to all our coaches that inspire students to work hard and do their best.
Thank you, Damon Parker (@JonesProjectKS), for delivering The Jones Project's message to our TS 6th-grade students today.
The organization aims to bring a message of hope, help and healing through inspirational and entertaining presentations.
https://thejonesproject.org/
Project ACT (Access Covid Tests) is offering free, rapid, at-home COVID-19 test kits while supplies last. Sign up to get your free tests using this link: https://www.accesscovidtests.org/
Happy Dean of Students Appreciation Day! Thank you for your hard work in assisting our principals and students with their daily needs.
Board of Education Meeting tonight, October 3rd at 7:00 pm in the SHHS PD Room. Join us or watch at: https://bit.ly/3fT7WyB
Agenda & minutes: https://bit.ly/USD450MeetingAgenda
We have so many employees to celebrate this week! We start the week by thanking our custodial and maintenance staff for everything they do to keep our buildings and grounds shining and running smoothly. Happy Custodial & Maintenance Appreciation Day!
Last year, Berryton Elementary became a Quantum Learning Distinguished School, and the learning continues this year! Fourteen new Quantum learning trainers in our district will specialize in continued teacher training and student and parent programs.
Don't miss out on the Aaron Douglas Art Fair this Saturday, October 1st from 10am-5pm. SHHS students Katie Eller, Jadyn Emery, Chelsy Hudson, Ethan Manrose, Joey Marsh, Isabel McBeth, Blaze Torres, and Abe Wietharn will be working Booth #29! Work will be available to purchase.
Reminder: There is no school Monday, September 26, 2022. This is a professional development day for our teachers. We hope you have a fantastic weekend!
Have your student ages 4-13 join the SHHS Cheerleaders to learn cheers, chants and dances. Each Jr. Cheerleader will be invited to cheer at the first qtr of the SHHS Home Football Game on Friday, September 30th. Learn more and sign up at https://www.heightscheer.com/
Six-time Paralympic medalist, Navy SEAL, war hero, and SHHS Alum Dan Cnossen spoke to HS juniors about his astonishing story of survival, grit, and resiliency. Thank you to Mr. Cnossen for sharing his story and to Advisors Excel for helping bring his story to the students.
