
The McPherson County Speech Team competed in the district tournament today. I am proud of the students' tireless efforts, determination, and growth, both individually and as a team. Commendable job, students! Your dedication has paid off.
Isaac and Jackson's duet won 5th place medals.
Nevaeh and Addie's duet narrowly missed the finals.
Isaac Goosey took second place in extemp and will represent the team at the state level.











If you cannot stay for awards at District Speech, they will be streaming it. Here is the information:
The Wallace Striv team is planning to stream the awards ceremony. I cannot predict the time exactly- as early as 5:30.
Here is the link- https://striv.tv/channel/wallace/.
The team will send out a notification on our social media when it's time.

Are you into trivia? We could use your help! We need a few more volunteers on Friday, March 21 at the high school for the MNAC High School and Junior High Quiz Bowl tournament. We will go over rules and training at 8:00 a.m. with the competition to start at 9:30 a.m. Lunch will be provided. Contact Ms. Choat or Mrs. Florea at the school for more information. 308-587-2262.


Tomorrow, March 18th, we will leave the school at 7:30 for the district speech. We will be competing at Wallace High School. All speech kids need to bring professional dress, binders, food or money, and positive attitudes. The first round starts at 10:00 a.m.



Sending out a birthday shout out! Happy birthdayEli! We hope you have an outstanding day!


Start of the last quarter of the year! Good luck to our speech and quiz bowl teams as they compete this week. Spring sports pictures are Monday, remember your uniforms/shirts! Junior High bring black shorts.


Good Luck to Alex today as he represents McPherson County at the State Spelling Bee!



The 5th/6th graders have begun their incubator hypothesis about hatching eggs in the fall or spring season


The K-6th graders participated in the Kids Heart Challenge. Congratulations to all of these Heart Heroes. Great job!!









Please join us Monday evening the 17th for Speech Night starting at 6:45pm in the High School Commons!


Final reminder that Open Enrollment Ends March 15th! Please share and get the word out to ensure every child has the opportunity to join our fantastic school community. Don’t miss out on securing your spot for the upcoming school year—call us today!


The McPherson County Speech team competed in MNAC today at Dunning. The entire team worked diligently and grew together today. We secured 5th place as a team and earned individual medals. Isaac Goosey achieved 1st place in extemporaneous speaking. Addie Hill and Nevaeh White earned 6th place in duet.











The McPherson County Speech team competed in MNAC today at Dunning. The entire team worked diligently and grew together today. We secured 5th place as a team and earned individual medals. Isaac Goosey achieved 1st place in extemporaneous speaking. Addie Hill and Nevaeh White earned 6th place in duet.











Quarter ends Monday. Bring on the last part of the school year. Good luck to our students this week competing in speech, quiz bowl, and spelling bee!


Don't forget to change your clocks this weekend! Daylight Savings starts at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday, March 9.


This week in English class, the freshman finished their Odyssey study by presenting their posters and interpretations of Odysseus's journey.





March Speech Schedule:
On March 8th, we will compete in the Wildcat Speech Meet at Maxwell High School. We will leave the school at 6:30 a.m., and the first round starts at 8:00. Please bring your binders, professional dress, and a positive attitude. You will also need money or sack lunches for the day. There will be concessions at the school for you to purchase food.
March 10th is MNAC at Dunning High School. We will leave the school at 7:00 a.m., and the first round starts at 10:00 a.m.
March 18th is D2-5 District Speech Meet at Wallace High School-details TBA.
March 28th is the NSAA State Speech Championships-details TBA.


Introduction to Agriculture students are learning about water pollution through simulating point and non-point sources while also predicting the impacts on ground water and surface water.











Attention Seniors! If you haven't ordered graduation cards, here is a business ran by students for students. Check out ABC Creations for graduation announcements.


McPherson County FFA members participated in District FFA Career Development Events. Our members have tried new contests, stepped up to fill teams, and experienced growth even through challenges.
