Due to severe forecasted weather the football game will be moved up one hour. Game times are JV volleyball at 4, Varsity volleyball warmups to follow immediately, football at 6:00 pm. Go Mavs!
The MCS Sophomores in Biology class participated and it was a very productive day. They performed a cheek swab test and examined under the microscope to see the microorganism.
Kinnley conducted a college chemistry laboratory experiment on how copper chloride powder turns into solid metal. She's enjoying lab work under the heat of metal flames and carefully observing how all reagents work and react.
#ChemistryCool
#HandsOnLabWork
Good morning! Just a reminder that if your child is going to be signed off tomorrow by someone other than a guardian, the office needs a handwritten note with signature who will be signing them off. You may email or text the note to Mrs. Florea by the end of school today. Also, we can drop students off at the Ringgold church on our way back to Tryon, around 2:45. Please let the office or their classroom teacher know tomorrow morning.
8th graders working on still life using contour lines and training their eyes to see shapes instead of an object.
The seventh-grade students enjoyed some independent reading time in English class this week.
Reminder: ALL 9-12 students wanting to go to the Homecoming Dance must have a signed dance form. They are in the office. Dance costs are $3 for individuals, $5 for couples. Forms need to be turned in by Wednesday, September 14th by the end of school.
Just a reminder Parent Teacher conferences today from 1:00-6:00. 7-12 can come decorate halls from 10-12. Jr high will leave at 11:15 from Tryon. JV will leave at 1:40 from Tryon. If you want to go to Stapleton leave times are 11:55 and 2:15.
The students of McPherson County have a busy week ahead of them!
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After the parade, 7-12 will clean up floats, then there will be a small pep rally about 2:15 p.m. At 2:30 p.m., we will load the bus to leave from Stapleton to take our students to Cody Park. The vans will be loaded at the same time to bring the students, not in sports, back to Tryon. All McPherson County students riding a school vehicle will be at their destination by 3:00 p.m. or shortly after. Please pick students up at this time. If you want, you may sign your child off the bus or van to stay in Stapleton for the games. If you need to send a note for them to stay, the note needs to be into the office by Thursday, September 15th at 3:30 p.m. Please indicate on the note who the child will be released to. Once the student is signed off, the school will not be responsible for them.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Mrs. Florea.
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Hi everyone! I wanted to touch base with you about Homecoming next week. On Monday, September 12th, jr. high and high school students will be able to decorate the halls of the school from 10a.m.-12p.m. Parents are encouraged to come and help and then they can go to Parent-Teacher conferences at 1:00 p.m. On Tuesday, there will be a Pep Rally at McPherson County gymnasium starting at 7:00 p.m. On Friday, September 16th, we will be taking all eligible students to Stapleton for the parade. Jr. High and High school students and staff will eat at 11:30 a.m., then load up on a bus at 12:00 p.m. to be at Stapleton by 12:30 p.m. to decorate their floats. Students know what they need to bring, if they do not, please reach out to their class sponsors. Elementary students will eat at normal time and have recess. They will load the vans at 12:30 p.m. to be at Stapleton by 1:00 p.m. The parade will start at 1:30 p.m. in Stapleton.
Dress up days for Homecoming!!
Due to the weather, the junior car wash scheduled for tomorrow has been postponed. We will post a future date when we have one.
8th graders working on their visual notebooks using mixed media.
Don’t forget the Elementary Book Fair is going on right now through September 15th. Come check out all the cool books that are available.
Junior High will be in action this week to start off of their 2022-2023 seasons.
Ag Ed students finished the landscaping project with laying mulch. Well done!
Ag Ed students had to measure area and calculate volume of the landscape areas to determine the amount of mulch needed!
Ag Ed students working on the school landscaping project.
Ag Ed students began to learn about identifying range plants and describing range plant characteristics. They assembled range boards to submit at the NE State Fair!
