State Baseball after 4
Hoisington 2
Sabetha 0
Clara Barton Medical Center is now scheduling school physicals for the 24-25 school year. Call the office at any of the phone numbers on this flier to get yours scheduled.
Congrats to the Hoisington HS Track team State Qualifiers.
Josiah Ball: 110H, 300H, Pole Valut, 4x100m Relay
Mason Alderdice: 4x100m Relay
Brier Thompson: 4x100m Relay
CJ Bryant: 4x100m Relay
Caiden Hoffman: Shot Put
Layton Hoffman: Discus
Taylen Morales: Pole Vault
Shellamae Farmer: Pole Vault, 4x100m Relay
Mallory Mooney: Triple Jump, 4x100m Relay
Marley Bittel: 100m, 200m, 4x100m Relay
Kelsi Maier: 4x100m Relay
Sofia Simic: High Jump
Also congrats to the entire track team on great season.
Hoisington Cardinal Baseball team will take on Sabetha in first Round of the State Tournament in Manhattan on 5/23 at approximately 5:45pm. Good Luck boys!
USD 431's Summer Lunch Service will begin on Tuesday, May 28th 2024 at Hoisington Middle School. This program will run Monday-Friday from 11:30am-12:30pm and is free to all children up to the age of 18. Adults can enjoy lunch with their students for $5.25. Meals must be eaten inside the cafeteria at the school. A change to this year's service is that a Grab 'n Go breakfast for the following day will be handed to students after lunch service as they leave the cafeteria. If you have any questions, please reach out to Jordan Mooney at jmooney@usd431.net.
Lady Cardinals Regional Runner-up. Great season girls!
Below is the most up to date information for summer camps and weights at USD 431. You can also find this calendar on the school website. We will repost as it is updated.
USD 431 Board of Education will have a Special Board Meeting on May 22, 2024, starting at 6:00 pm to discuss personnel and have a work session with KASB Leadership Representative, Gary Sechrist.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/11V8t6BJAkDkyYSTtKaZwKerITBHLIeNq/view?usp=sharing
Hoisington High School Female Student Athletes of the Month for March and April. Congrats ladies. Cardinal Proud!
Hoisington High School Male Student Athletes of the Month for March and April. Congrats boys! Cardinal Proud!
Reminder for Regional Baseball on Friday and Softball Monday and Tuesday there will be a gate fee. Adults $8 and Students K-12 $6. No passes will be accepted. Thanks
Hoisington Cardinal Baseball Team will start there postseason run on Friday at home vs. Russell 6pm.
Hoisington HS is in need of 2-3 people to help with running the pay/pass gates for following:
5/10 Regional Baseball 4:30-3rd inning
5/13 Regional Softball 2:30-3rd Inning game 2
5/14 Regional Softball 1:30-3rd inning of game 3
If you can only work part of the time we can break it up into shifts as well. Please email Faron Kraft. fkraft@usd431.net
USD 431 Board of Education May 6, 2024 Meeting Agenda.
The Meeting is at 7:00 pm at the District Office 165 West 3rd Street in Hoisington.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wEjXsTqKmrOOOjZZlha8PXIus6S3iq3y/view?usp=sharing
HS Golf Meet at Russell today has been canceled
HS Tennis Tournament tomorrow has been moved to Friday 10am start.
JV Softball Tournament at Colby this Saturday has been cancelled. There is no makeup date at this time.
The HS track meet at Scott City tomorrow has been rescheduled for Wednesday same time and place.
The agenda for the USD 431 Board of Education Meeting on April, 1, 2024, 7:00 PM at the USD 431 District Office, 165 West 3rd Street.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rTSaxPIDegHMWEAmYIp7uKuCyIpRHncq/view?usp=drive_link
#Zero Reasons Why @ Youth Advocacy Day at the Capitol
Zero Reasons Why braved the snow to travel to Topeka on Tuesday to meet with 500 other students from around the state for Youth Advocacy Day. They had a photo op. with Governor Laura Kelly, and went to a session of the state senate.
There were lots of opportunities to speak with state leaders about the work we are doing in Hoisington to break the stigma of mental health and prevent suicide. We also met with Tory Arnberger Blue’s office and voiced our support for mental health funding in the state. Our kids got to connect with other schools with Zero Reason’s Why and YouthLink, an organization that has similar goals for helping young people. We also braved the cold by taking a tour up the interior to see the view from the top of the capitol. Our students were exemplary in their conduct and focused on being attentive and polite. “Our group was awesome!!” Said Mr. Lewis. “I was honored to be there with them!"
