From HCJSHS: The Sub-State football game on Friday, Nov. 19 in Meade, is scheduled to kick-off at 6:00 pm. There will be a pep bus going to the game, there are 48 seats available on the bus and it is scheduled to leave at 2:00 from the Jr./Sr. High School. The cost to ride the pep bus is $5.00. The entry fee for the game is $7.00 for adults and $6.00 for students. WE ARE RINGNECKS!!!
HCJSHS: The Sectional Football game at La Crosse will be Friday, November 12 at 7:00pm, gates set to open at 5:00. Tickets will be $5 for students and $7 for adults. Enter by using the gate East of the FB field (Go east on 5th street, then turn south on Sunset street). If you use the gate on the West side (3rd street) you will not be able to drive around to the east side. Spectators please stay off of the track and behind the fence. Media for the game is as followed; Radio stations 93.5 FM and Hays 101.9FM. Openspaces will be live streaming the game. WE ARE RINGNECKS!!!
Tonight's Board of Education meeting has been postponed. It will take place Monday, November 15 instead.
From HCJSHS: The high school Bi-District Football game against Montezuma-South Gray will be Thursday, Oct. 28 at 6:00. Come out and support the Ringnecks.!!! WE ARE RINGNECKS!!!
From HCJSHS: We are experiencing phone and internet outage at the school at this time.
From HCJSHS: Here is the information for the MCEL Volleyball tournament tomorrow, Oct. 9 in Stockton. We Are Ringnecks!!!
From HCJSHS: There is a change in start time for the high school volleyball matches in Stockton on Tuesday, Oct. 5. The start time is 5:00 p.m. WE ARE RINGNECKS!!!
October is National Bullying Awareness Month! Kansas State Board of Education has declared October 4-8 as Anti-Bullying Awareness Week. The grade school will be participating in daily themes to promote safety, awareness, and support for each other. This years theme is “Choose Peace”. If you see something or hear something, SAY SOMETHING!
#ChoosePeace #AntiBullyingWeek2021
STUCO attended a leadership conference in Plainville to learn how to be positive influences on social media. #icanhelp #seekthepositive
From HCJSHS: Due to a power outage in Wakeeney, the Jr. High Volleyball matches scheduled for today, Sept. 13, in Wakeeney have been cancelled.
From HCJSHS: Join me in congratulating our 2021 Homecoming Royalty. Raygan Garrison, Derek Keith, Toria Larson, Jarien Ashbaugh, Leah Lindenman, Carter Underhill, Caelyn Pimlott, Cody Presley, Brooklyn Sloane, and Ayden Nickelson.
From HCJSHS: Ness City will be hosting a pulled pork supper at the football game this Friday starting at 6:00 pm. We Are Ringnecks!!!
From HCJSHS: Here is the link for the Friday, Sept. 3, high school football game with Osborne. Game time is 7:00. We Are Ringnecks!
https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/hill-city-high-school-hill-city-ks/gam5e45d82557
From HCJSHS: Welcome to another year of Ringneck activities. We will be broadcasting our High School and Jr. High activities on our NFHS page. Below are the links for the Jr. High Volleyball and Football games scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 2. Volleyball starts at 4:00 and Football at 6:00. We Are Ringnecks!
Volleyball Link
https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/hill-city-high-school-hill-city-ks/gam80b8549087
Football Link
https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/hill-city-high-school-hill-city-ks/gambfc4be25fa
Our school district needs some help from any and all parents with children that were in the school system this past year (2020-2021). Please click the link and fill out this survey. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/EVERSParentSurvey20-21
Anyone interested in running cross country this year can meet in Mrs. Michael's room on Monday the 16th at 3:30.
Correction: The HCGS open house is on Tuesday, August 17 5-6pm.
The first day of school is Wednesday, August 18.
2021-22 School Supply Lists
Kansas Board of Regents just passed into law a new scholarship act. It is called the Kansas Promise Act. This is for those of you planning to attend a public community college or technical school. There are a few requirements attached to it such as choosing an eligible program of study (Information technology and security, mental and physical healthcare, advanced manufacturing and building trades, and early childhood education and development) and then signing an agreement to live and work in Kansas for 2 years following your college graduation. This scholarship will cover the cost of tuition, books, fees, and required materials (taking out the money that you’ve received in other scholarships and grants).
This is something that you can fill out if you’ve just graduated this year from high school. It will be available for the graduating seniors for the next several years.
So, if you are going to attend a community college or technical school, you should really look at this, because you could go to school for FREE, if you are willing to stay in Kansas for 2 years following college graduation. If you have questions, please let me know. There is a lot of information in this link. https://www.kansasregents.org/students/student_financial_aid/promise-act-scholarship
I have emailed all seniors from the class of 2021 and the incoming seniors for the class of 2022 more information. Check your emails!
Kelsey Beisner
Attention HCJSHS Students! HCJSHS is now a part of the volunteer rotation at Frontier Stage, and we need 5-6 people to work July 17 and 18. You can earn up to 3 hours towards your required volunteer hours and watch the movie! You'll need to be there at 6:00 to get concessions ready and then clean up after the movie. Message Becky Richmeier if you're able to work. rebeccarichmeier@usd281.com