Fall Newsletter from our Superintendent.
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Attendance Matters
On Monday, November 13th at 11:15 am, Shelby Underwood will sign her Letter Of Intent to play softball at Crowder College. Everyone is welcome to attend!
Congratulations to Camri Neville, Braylea Fox, Skyla Carpenter and Jaycee Bush for improving 1 full grade level in ELA since the start of the school year. Way to go!
Congratulations to our most recent Viking of the Week, sophomore Addison Coates!!
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It opens doors: A high school diploma is often the minimum requirement for many job opportunities and higher education programs. It gives you a competitive edge in the job market and sets the foundation for future success.
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Personal growth: High school education equips you with essential skills, knowledge, and critical thinking abilities. It helps you develop as an individual, broadens your horizons, and prepares you for the challenges of the real world.
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Better earning potential: Statistics show that individuals with a high school diploma tend to earn higher wages compared to those without one. It paves the way for better career prospects and financial stability.
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Lifelong learning: A high school diploma is not just a piece of paper; it represents a commitment to lifelong learning. It instills a thirst for knowledge and provides a solid educational foundation for further academic pursuits.
Don't underestimate the power of a high school diploma! It's a stepping stone towards a brighter future. š #EducationMatters #DiplomaPower
USD#246 is accepting sealed bids for two storage buildings. Dimensions of the buildings are 12.5x8.5 and 14.5x10.5. Buyer will be responsible for hauling them. They are located on the south end of the football field. Selling both will be preferred. Bids will be accepted until Wed. Nov. 8th at noon. Bids need to be submitted to central office at 1001 E South St Arma KS. After bid is accepted interested parties will be notified and winning bid needs to have buildings moved within two weeks.
USD#246 is accepting sealed bids for a 65 passenger school bus. The bus runs, but needs batteries and front hub seals replaced. Bids will be accepted until Wed. Nov. 8th at noon. Bids need to be submitted to central office at 1001 E South St Arma KS. After bid is accepted interested parties will be notified and winning bid needs to have bus moved within 2 weeks.
We were so proud to award our JH Football team with their Undefeated 2023 t shirts from this past season. These young men went 7-0 and outscored their opponents 308-72. This doesn't happen often so we wanted to make sure they had something to remember this exciting season!
Northeast Junior High Activities for 11-6 to 11-11
Congratulations to our November 8th grade Junior High student of the month Tyberius Shelley. Ty's favorite subject in school is science. His future plans are to go to college. Way to go Ty!!!
Congratulations to our Junior high November 7th grade student of the Month Sativa Burghart. Sativa's favorite subject in school is Science Enrichment. Her future plans are to travel the world and become a neurologist. This is Sativa's second time winning this award. Way to go!
Mrs. Yantis's American History classes went to Fort Scott National Cemetery this morning to research local veterans in preparation for next week's Veteran's Day Program. Students will spend next week looking up the lives and service history of some of the veterans buried in Fort Scott, and present their findings during our program.
Congratulations to our Junior High 6th grade November Student of the Month Kaylee Wicker. Kaylee's favorite subject in school is Science Enrichment. Her future plans are to go to college and be an athlete. Way to go Kaylee!
Congratulations to Chandler Beckley, Ezra Chacon and Theo Hadden for 1 full grade level growth in math already this year. Way to go!!
Northeast Junior High November Teacher Spotlight: Mr. Martin
The state K.A.Y conference was held at Northeast high school. Students came from all over the state to learn together to become better leaders. Great job to Mrs. Karhoff and the Northeast K.A.Y club. They worked hard to host this event. Thank you to Mrs. Nutt for catering the event.
Happy Halloween 2023 from Northeast Junior High
ATTENTION Community Members and Parents of the Class of 2027!
In two weeks, our Freshman class will be displaying their College Research projects in our NEW gym to educate our Junior High students about college, universities, and other post-secondary opportunities.
Northeast Junior High SPLIT THE POT Student Council fundraiser will be extended a few more weeks!!! If you have already bought tickets you are still in the running. Drawing will be November 17th.
