The USD 507 Board of Education has scheduled special meetings on July 16 and 17 at 6 p.m. for strategic planning.
HPEC is hiring a para for Satanta High School. Wages start at $14 per hour.
After learning about animals and biomes at summer learning, students enjoyed a field trip to the zoo!
Third and fourth graders have been learning about biomes in summer learning. They each chose a biome to write about, and then they created a piece of art representing that biome!
Thank you to Weeks Family Funeral Home, Centera Bank, and Robson Funeral Home for donating to the USD 507 school supply campaign!
Special TRIBE shout-out to these future educators who helped at summer learning! They did a great job working with our students, and we know they are going to be amazing teachers! (Not pictured, Maylea Alexander)
TRIBE shout-outs for some great summer learning helpers and students with perfect attendance at summer learning!
Third and fourth graders learned about the tundra biome and built igloos today.
Free Narcan training in Sublette on Wednesday, June 26.
Third and fourth graders learned about the Savanna biome and made Maasai necklaces today.
Thank you to N & J York Farms for donating to the USD 507 school supply campaign!
Third and fourth graders learned about the marine biome and made coral reefs.
Thank you to Tim and Jill Hill for donating to the USD 507 school supply campaign!
Third and fourth graders learned about the rain forest biome and created artwork based on what they learned.
The junior high summer learning students practiced making cupcakes today for their pop-up event. The grade school summer learning students think they are delicious! Mark your calendars for June 27 so you can try them for yourself!
Thank you to Cattle Empire LLC for donating to the USD 507 school supply campaign! Generous community donations allow us to provide school supplies to every student in USD 507!
Third and fourth graders learned the importance of the rainforest--coffee and chocolate! We had a taste test and learned that sugar makes chocolate taste a lot better!
Third and fourth graders learned about the rain forest biome!
