Central Heights High School students will be serving our communities on the morning of April 22 for community service. If you have any ideas for things that need to be done please contact Mr. Matile at 785-869-3555 or email him at lmatile@usd288.org
Central Heights hosted a track meet on Thursday, April 4. The following schools attended: Crest, Westphalia, and Osawatomie.
6th Grade Girls
Alicen Franks- 2nd in Discus
7th Grade Girls
Emma Cubit- 3rd in Long Jump and 1st in 800 Meter
Melaney Chrisjohn- 2nd in 800 Meter
Azhalyah Lee-Allen- 1st in 100 Meter, 1st in 200 Meter, 1st in 400 Meter
4X100 Meter Relay 1st Place
8th Grade Girls
Bailey Brockus- 2nd in Long Jump and 3rd in Shot Put
AnneLeese Thao- 3rd in Long Jump
4x100 Relay 1st place
6th Grade Boys
Connor Burkdoll- 1st in 400 Meter and 1st in 1600 Meter
Cody Hammond- 3rd in 400 Meter, 3rd in 200 Meter
Jotham Meyer- 2nd in 2 Mile
Owen Miller- 3rd in 1600 Meter
7th Grade Boys
Kyler Bellinger- 2nd in Long Jump, 2nd in 100 Meter and 2nd in 200 Meter
Dakota Burnett- 2nd in 1600 Meter
Baker Moore- 2nd in 400 Meter
Caden Newell- 1st in Discus and 1st in Shot Put
4X100 Relay 2nd place
8th Grade Boys
Luke Brown- 1st in Discus
Kaden Krone- 2nd in High Jump, 1st in Long Jump and 1st in 100 Meter
Carson Wood- 1st in 400 Meter
4X100 Relay 1st place
It's not to late to sign up for the softball clinic Saturday, April 13th!
Career and Technical Education in PreK!
Dear Parents/Guardians:
The Kansas State Board of Education launched a new vision for education – Kansas leads the world in the success of each student. This vision focuses on identifying and addressing the unique needs of each student. A key piece of this vision is helping students to explore and identify their passions while graduating them with the skills needed to be successful in the workforce and in life.
To better address the needs of current and future students, the Kansas State Department of Education is surveying parents and guardians of children 18 years of age or younger about their current perceptions about various post-high school opportunities. In other words, how do you as a parent or guardian define success for your child?
Please take five minutes to complete the following survey, answering questions in respect to your oldest child who is today 18 years old or younger.
Thank you in advance for your participation in this short survey and for all you do to help our state prepare the next generation of Kansas children for tomorrow’s workforce.
Click the link to begin the survey now: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DJ5HB5T
Sincerely,
Dr. Randy Watson
Kansas Commissioner of Education
Ottawa Optimist Junior Golf Club
Baseball looses the second game to West Franklin.
Softball drops game 2 against West Franklin.
Check out the Literacy Carnival interview with Mrs. Collins, brought to you by the Almighty Ike News crew in the middle school! We can't WAIT for the fun!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5GHBp3KZbs
Varsity baseball and softball both drop their first games of their double header to West Franklin.
CHES wins the 2018 CHALLENGE AWARD of MERIT
Congratulations to the students and staff at CHES!
The Hollywood Stars surprised the staff and students this morning. Actually, our kids are the STARS. We will begin Testing with the Stars tomorrow.
Great work in the weight room this morning. 15 students showed up to get better. Keep working.
JV Baseball wins Game 1 over Anderson County 8-5.
Congratulations to Sam Ferris who received third place at league art for her pastel drawing of a dragons eye.
Keep Reading First Graders!
REVV (Reading Energized by Viking Volunteers)
Fifteen community members came to read with our first graders today. The REVV Readers visit CHES once a week for eight weeks in the Spring. They rotate through each of the three sections of first graders every 30 minutes. Maybe you can identify former teachers, bus drivers, and board members! Mrs.Linda Horstick has organized this program for many years.
The High School Academic Awards night has been moved from April 9 to May 16.
Third Graders Make Their Case
The Third Graders presented their research to Representative Samsel to make the WATERMELON the state fruit of Kansas.
State Representative Mark Samsel visited the STEM class today. He even showed up in a game! You just never know where you'll find him
next!
