🏃‍♂️❤️🤍🖤 Kaymen finished 63rd out of 133 runners with an 18:57 at State! So proud of this kid, his hard work, dedication, and leadership throughout the season. What a great way to finish your high school XC career! Way to represent the Longhorns! ❤️🖤🤍
about 1 hour ago, Tiffany Johnson
Four runners, wearing numbered bibs, running on a grassy field with a large tree in the background.
Runners in race uniforms sprint downhill on grassy field. Spectators stand along the sidelines. Trees and shrubs in background.
Runners in numbered shirts running in a park with trees. A man stands on the grass.
People standing at an arch with a banner. One person taking a photo with a camera.
🏃‍♂️❤️🤍🖤 GOOD LUCK, KAYMEN! ❤️🤍🖤 Today is the day! Kaymen takes on the state XC course at 1:00 PM CST! Run fast, trust your training, and most importantly, enjoy every moment of this final race of your high school XC career. You’ve put in the miles, worked hard all season, and earned your place here. Now go leave it all on the course, and make this last race one to remember! We are so proud of you, Kaymen! Go make it count! 🏁🔥 #StateXC #RunFast #FinishStrong #LonghornPride
about 6 hours ago, Tiffany Johnson
A collage of Kaymen in running gear, with him in a red shirt, and the words "State Qualifier"

✏️Raise your hand if you’re attending Teacher Conferences today! KHS National Honor Society is ready to welcome you🍎 (Pictured: NHS President Karsyn C. & Treasurer Connor M., and Trey C., Lincoln B., & Andrew H.)

about 7 hours ago, Virginia Splichal
Karsyn C. & Connor M. handing out report cards at conferences
Trey C., Lincoln B., and Andrew H.
A BIG shoutout to Ms. Splichal and our mock trial students as they started out their legal season today at the Scottsbluff County Courthouse! #LonghornPride
about 22 hours ago, Trevor Anderson
Nine students in suits and dresses standing outside a building, with a fence and tree behind them.
A BIG thank you to the Snyder Family for your generous donation of beef to our Longhorn Beef program! We continue to serve locally-raised, nutritious beef to our students throughout the school year thanks to the generosity of all our donors. We appreciate you! #LonghornPride
about 23 hours ago, Trevor Anderson
Open back of SUV with 12 stacked boxes visible. Boxes are brown, have handles on top, and have text on them.
Wooden sign with blue text "Snyder Family" hangs on brick wall with image of a cow.
Fire prevention week brought an engaging presentation from our local volunteer fireman on fire safety.
2nd and 3rd grade girls showcased their volleyball skills after the varsity senior parent night match. It was a joy to watch them be celebrated with a light show introduction before their game.
Two boys from Club H excited for their tunnel walk. (What a fun tradition for students at Mary Lynch to be a part of!)
Mrs. Boulier had her first lunch date with a student for a Longhorn Pride reward! Mrs. Boulier deserves a shout out for helping manage all of the Longhorn Pride cards and rewards for students. She was excited to be chosen as "lunch with a teacher" and we are grateful for all she does as our Mary Lynch secretary.
Lastly, Club H enjoyed a surprise, class, guest reader for reading round up last week.

1st quarter was FILLED with learning, teamwork and fun. Next to be showcased is our pumpkin decorating as we prepare for parent teacher conferences! Looking forward to seeing student families tonight and tomorrow! It's a great day to be a Longhorn!
-Ms. Hinton
1 day ago, Regan Hinton
People gathered in a classroom; some seated, some standing; a mascot with yellow and white costume stands with adults.
Group of children standing and sitting in a room with a mascot, carpet, and tables.
A group of young people stand in a gymnasium with a basketball hoop and a red bull logo on the wall.
Three young girls in black T-shirts and white shoes play volleyball in a gym with red bleachers.
Two young boys in red football jerseys stand next to each other. One says 47, the other 46.
Two people sit at a long red table, each with a plate of food
Girl reading a book in a classroom
Several children sit on the floor watching a student read a book
Girls Volleyball Sub District brackets have been released--the Lady Longhorns will be headed to Garden County to face Gordon Rushville in the first round on Monday 10/26 at 4pm! Good Luck Ladies!
1 day ago, Jaclyn Burks
Schedule of volleyball matches with match times and locations, including match numbers, dates, and times.
The Red Cross is hosting a blood drive tomorrow, Friday 10/23, in the KCTS training room from 9am to 3pm. See more information on the attached flyer!
1 day ago, Taryn Reader
A poster with a large red cross and the text "Give blood. Help save lives." Below, it reads "Blood Drive" and "Kimball Community" with a date and location.
Today, Trooper Tim Flick with the Nebraska State Patrol visited Mary Lynch Elementary and Kimball Junior/Senior High! From encouraging students to stand up for kindness and respect to an eye-opening presentation on the dangers of vaping for our Jr/Sr High students, Trooper Flick shared important lessons that make a difference. Thank you, Trooper Flick, for helping our Longhorns make positive choices, look out for one another, and show LONGHORN PRIDE!
1 day ago, Lauren Wilson
A police officer speaks into a microphone while a boy raises his hand. A screen shows a police officer's photo, name, and phone number.
Junior High also finished the quarter strong, creating some amazing artwork.
2 days ago, Mark Jefferis
Abstract art with multiple colors and shapes displayed in a frame with a teal background.
Portrait of a person with red hair and blue eyes against a colorful, abstract background.
Multicolored abstract artwork with geometric shapes, lines, and patterns on a black background.
Painting of a woman with black hair, blue top, and white glasses with pink frames against colorful background.
A colorful abstract drawing on a white background with various shapes, lines, and patterns.
🤓 Important reminder for ELITE families! No Friday ELITE this week due to the scheduled In-service.
2 days ago, Marcie Pratt
High School Art finished the quarter strong. Here are some of the drawings they created
2 days ago, Mark Jefferis
A drawing on white paper features six insects, including a butterfly, a bee, a ladybug, a dragonfly, and two others.
Black and white drawing of four faces of young girls in glasses, inside a cracked egg shape.
Six drawings: a lion, a cat, a butterfly, a duck, a rabbit, and flowers.
Drawing of two apples in red and orange on a table with pink and purple background.
A black and white drawing of a large snail with mountains on its back.
Four square artwork displays flowers and leaves in various colors on a white background.
A pastel still life drawing of a variety of sea inspired objects.
Join the Kimball High School One Act team on Oct. 30th at 5 p.m. for a "Costume" Rehearsal at the Kimball Junior Senior High School Auditorium. The One Act team will be performing "So You Wanna be a Cheerleader" a short comedy by M.G. Davidson. You are invited to come in costume for a chance to join the cast on stage. Candy will be handed out to those who attend in costume (while supplies last). Cost is $1 per person $3 per family, funds will help support the Kimball High School One Act team.
2 days ago, Mark Jefferis
Advertisement for costume rehearsal event. Words "One Act Costume Rehearsal" above red megaphone, stars, and pom-poms.

2 days left to save $15 on a 2027 Yearbook. Head to Jostens.com to order and save.

2 days ago, Mark Jefferis
An indoor basketball court with many people sitting on the bleachers, red and white walls, and a large sign.
ELITE Afterschool Program activities: The kids listened to the story Creepy Carrots! Then they made their own creepy carrots! 🫨🥕 And they have been making Halloween paper plate crafts! 👻🎃
3 days ago, Marcie Pratt
Display of paper carrots with faces attached to a table with a small movie poster.
Halloween crafts on a wall include paper plates with pumpkins, carrots, and faces. Some are decorated with candy corn and a Halloween movie poster.
Introducing a "few" of the Reading Plus students who have leveled up to the next challenge! Great job Everyone! 📚
3 days ago, Lani Heeg
A young person holding a certificate and a bag of snacks, standing in front of a brick wall.
Woman holds up certificate with smiley face award in a classroom with tables and chairs.
Two young girls with smiley face awards, standing in a classroom, smiling and holding up certificates.
Four students stand in a room with brick walls. Each holds a certificate. A bookshelf and plant are in background.
Several students pose with certificates and smiley faces while standing in a classroom.
We are at the time of year when we start to see an increase in illnesses going around. Coming to school while you’re sick can spread germs and cause more people to get sick. If you’re not feeling well, please stay home, rest, and give your body time to recover. Let’s work together to keep our school community healthy by staying home when we’re sick and returning to school when we’re feeling better!
3 days ago, Melissa Reich
Infographic titled "School Health Hub: Student Attendance." States that while school attendance is vital to learning, unhealthy students should stay home and absences must be reported appropriately. Lists six symptoms requiring students to stay home: Vomiting within the last 24 hours; Fever higher than 100.4; Diarrhea within the last 24 hours; Body rash or open body sores; ER visit or hospital stay; and Red, itchy eyes. Notes that a doctor's note may be required to return to school.
Infographic titled "Why I Need to Tell the School When my Child is Sick." Explains that reporting student illness helps monitor sickness in the school. Advises parents to report specific symptoms (cough, fever, doctor treatments). Offers advice to stop the spread of germs: keep children home for 24 hours after fever is gone without medication, stay away from sick people, cover coughs/sneezes, avoid touching face, and get rest and liquids. Includes a detailed symptom comparison table for Colds, Flu, and "Tummy flu" (GI-Gastrointestinal).
📚Visit the Scholastic Book Fair this week! It is open today and Wednesday from 3:40 to 6:30, Thursday from 3:40 to 8:00, and Friday from 8:00 a.m. to noon.

Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Fight or Flight is officially released today. Come buy your DOWK lover the latest in the series.

Thanks to the continued generosity of Firstier Bank, each Mary Lynch student is given a $20 credit at the register. At the end of the day, all students will have previewed the fair and have their wish list ready for you.
3 days ago, Jamie Murdoch
Kids smiling at the bookfair, inviting patrons to attend.
Kimball Jr/Sr High School Parent Teacher Conference Information
3 days ago, Stephanie Robinson
Kimball Jr/Sr High School Parent Teacher Conferences Thursday, October 22nd from 4:30-8:30 pm, Friday, October 23rd from 8:00-12:00 pm.
First Grade got to explore the book fair today! They've brought home some very full wish lists! ❤️📚 Thank you to Mrs. Murdoch for all her work with the book fair!
4 days ago, Rachel Risseeuw
Two young schoolgirls browsing items at a book fair, with colorful book displays and merchandise on tables in front of them inside a gymnasium.
Two young schoolboys browsing items at a book fair, standing in front of rolling display racks filled with books and colorful signage inside a school gymnasium
A young girl in a pink shirt leaning over a table at a school book fair to look at books and activity sets, with other students and display racks in the background.ks in the background.