Good Luck tomorrow to the following high school athletes competing at Best In The West!!
Pole Vault - Trevor Fuss, Peter Russell, and Rachel Berger
Shot Put- Derek Russell
Discus - Derek Russell and Wyatt Cords
High Jump and Triple Jump - Addy Olson
1600- Braxton Miller
4x400 - Jacob Wendt, Trevor Fuss, Braxton Miller, and Noe Trevino
Attached are the Jr. High and High School schedules.
📣ELITE Families!
Don't forget Thursday is Family Fun Night! 😁
Parents and Guardians,
This school year Kimball Public Schools is adding the option to pay your student fees and/or obligations to our online payment solution. Online payment for these items is accessed from the Infinite Campus Parent/Student Portal. The payment process will be similar to paying your student’s food service account. Fee payments will be in a separate section labeled “Fees”.
In addition, Kimball Public Schools will be adding a processing fee to online payments. This fee covers the transaction cost that our payment provider charges Kimball Public Schools for online payment transactions.
Fee schedule is as follows;
eCheck : $0.35 per Transaction
VISA, Mastercard, Discover: 3.50% per Transaction
Processing fees for all online payments will go into effect 4/29/2024.
Thank you,
Beautiful day for some golf at the Scottsbluff country club!! Go Longhorns!!
When one track meet gets canceled you call your neighbors to the west and see if you can come to theirs. Our track athletes were in action at the Kendra Roeder Invite at Pine Bluffs yesterday. It may of been a little chilly but they all showed up and gave it their best effort.
On the boys side of things Noe Trevino placed 2nd and Greg Bingham 6th in the 100. Greg was also 5th in the 200. Jacob Wendt was 2nd in the 400. Braylon Miller was 2nd in the 800. Braxton Miller was 1st in the 1600 with Conrad Kaminski coming in 4th. Conrad was also 3rd in the 3200. Trenton Hottell was 3rd in the 110 M Hurdles with Peter Russell 5th and Kip Gillming 6th. Derek Kauffman was 3rd in the 300 Hurdles with Trenton 5th. The 4x100 was 2nd consisting of Noe, Derek Russell, Greg, and Trevor Fuss. Derek was 4th in the shot put and discus. Braxton was 2nd in the High Jump and Triple Jump. Peter was first in Pole Vault followed by Trevor in 2nd. Trevor was 2nd in Long Jump and Greg 3rd.
In the girls division Julia Winstrom was 4th in the 100. Faith Bohac was 6th in the 200. Rachel Berger 4th in the 400. Shannen Acheson was 1st in the 1600 and 5th in the 800. Hannah Kilgore 3rd in the 100 Hurdles. The 4x100 relay was 3rd consisting of Rachel, Clarika Hottell, Emma Novotny, and Julia. Addy Olson was 1st in the High Jump with Katie Kilgore 5th. Rachel was 2nd in the Pole Vault followed by Clarika in 3rd and Shannen in 6th. Julia was 2nd in Long Jump followed by Kylie Wendt in 3rd. Addy was 2nd in Triple Jump. We even had quite a few PRs. We weren't able to take all those pictures today as we didn't have the results until later. Way to go kids!
Friday Art in Kindergarten was fruit loop jellyfish! 🪼Thank you, Miss Laura, for your creativity, help, and a fun-filled afternoon! 😊
We wrapped up an AMAZING assembly this morning with NED's Mindset Mission, and it was a blast! Our students were fully engaged in the fun and interactive performance, all about Never giving up, Encouraging others, and Doing our best!
But the excitement doesn't stop there! Next week, we'll be hosting yo-yo sales to pay-it-forward to the next school. So if you get a moment, be sure to ask your Longhorn about the fantastic experience they had! Let's keep the positive vibes going!
On Friday, April 26th, there will be an adjusted Jr/Sr High School schedule due to the absence of high school track, junior high track, and high school golf participants. With a significant number of students participating in these events, we will use this day to focus intensively on academic support for those who remain. The day will be devoted to assisting students who need extra help with completing assignments, retaking tests, and improving their grades before the semester concludes. Students who have all A's and B's by April 25th will be granted a day off and are not required to attend. All other students, not involved in the sporting events, must attend and will benefit from dedicated time to catch up on their work and improve their grades with teacher support.
Great to see our Longhorn athletes competing at the Pine Bluffs track meet today! #LonghornPride
More awesome 1st graders filled their charts. Way to go!!!
ELITE art project to celebrate Earth Day 🌎 ❤️
These Kindergarteners have been working really hard and have all filled their charts! Way to go, kids! 😊🌸❤️
Kindergarten students have had a great week following expectations for the "Blooming Behavior" challenge!😊❤️🌸
These little longhorns filled their charts! Way to go!! ❤️
Our Longhorn Beef Board is growing! Thank you to 7M+ Cattle Company and all of our donors for your generosity and supporting our students with nutritious/ locally-raises beef, we appreciate it! #LonghornPride
Here is the April edition of the Bathroom News courtesy of the ELITE Leadership Club! 😁🚽📰
📣Attention ELITE families! Next Thursday is our last Family Fun Night! 😁
✏️KHS Creative Writing students rewrote one of their fondest childhood books into an adult story. They continue to surpass expectations!
🌟 Exciting Announcement! 🌟
Get ready for an amazing assembly coming to Mary Lynch this Friday, April 19th! 🎉 We're thrilled to host NED's Mindset Mission, a character education program that's all about three crucial messages: Never give up, Encourage others, and Do your best. 🌟
During the assembly, our students will dive into the importance of these life skills through engaging storytelling, magic, humor, and mind-blowing yo-yo tricks! 🪀
But the fun doesn't stop there! After the assembly, we'll sell yo-yos just like the ones used during the show. But here's the best part: when you purchase a yo-yo, you're not just getting a fun toy - you're supporting an incredible cause! 🙌
Yo-yos also allow schools to host NED's Mindset Mission without dipping into their budget. Through the Pay-It-Forward program, schools receive the performance and follow-up teacher resources for free. Then, by hosting a yo-yo sale, families can continue the mission by sending NED's message to the next school! 🌈
Did you know, yo-yo information went home in yesterday's Longhorn mail? 📬 Let's come together and support this amazing initiative!
Today at ELITE, we learned that it was Bat Appreciation Day! 🦇Amanda Filipi from the Wildcat Hills Nature Center taught the kids some interesting facts about bats and had some fun examples of different types of bats! 🦇
