Congratulations to the High School Culinary Team! They won the Chili Cookoff at Grace Baptist this weekend.
On Thursday night, PRMS hosted the Gardner Gold Cheer Squad for an inclusion event.
Sunflower kindergarten students had the BEST day ever as they practiced their own Olympic events, including bobsledding, speed skating, curling, ski jumping, and ice hockey! Before showing off their skills, they learned about each sport and what makes it unique, then jumped right in to try it themselves. Future Olympians in the making!
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Pioneer Ridge Band, Orchestra, and Choir toured the elementary schools to show future students the opportunities they have in music when they reach middle school.
Winter Royalty Candidates 2025-26.
Standing left to right: Tyson Adrian, Briggs Cunningham, Addison Ratley, Shawn McConnell, Mason Hill, Andrew Anderson. On the floor left to right: Alexa Reider, Rhena Mungania, Landri Schaffer, Anna Conroy.
Standing left to right: Tyson Adrian, Briggs Cunningham, Addison Ratley, Shawn McConnell, Mason Hill, Andrew Anderson. On the floor left to right: Alexa Reider, Rhena Mungania, Landri Schaffer, Anna Conroy.
On January 29th, the 7th-grade students celebrated Kansas Day as part of their learning activities. The celebration included making birthday cards for Kansas, participating in Kansas trivia, and enjoying Kansas dirt cake.
Early Release TODAY - Wednesday. Dismissal times are as follows: GEHS = 1:30 p.m., Middle Schools = 1:45 p.m., Elementary Schools = 1:55 p.m. Please call your child's school with any questions! Have a great day!
Fourth graders at Sunflower Elementary brought history to life while celebrating Kansas Day through their creative wax museum project! Each student researched a notable individual who made an impact on Kansas and then transformed into that figure in costume for the event.
As visitors stopped at each display, students came alive in their portrayals, stepping out of their “wax” poses to deliver short, informative speeches in character. They shared key facts about their individual’s life and explained why that person’s contributions were important to the state, demonstrating both strong research skills and confident public speaking. The fourth graders did an outstanding job honoring Kansas Day and should be proud of the knowledge, effort, and enthusiasm they displayed.
As visitors stopped at each display, students came alive in their portrayals, stepping out of their “wax” poses to deliver short, informative speeches in character. They shared key facts about their individual’s life and explained why that person’s contributions were important to the state, demonstrating both strong research skills and confident public speaking. The fourth graders did an outstanding job honoring Kansas Day and should be proud of the knowledge, effort, and enthusiasm they displayed.
Students in Mrs. Scheuer’s fifth-grade class at WMS brought history to life by researching famous historical figures and creating presentations along with creative “bottle person” projects to match!
Sixth graders in Mrs. Hennessey's and Mrs. Ratley’s classes got hands-on with Skittles to explore ratios! They compared parts to parts and parts to the whole, using real data they could count and organize to see how ratios really work.
Mrs. Bretches’ 11th-grade English classes brought The Crucible to life… with finger puppets! 🎭🎬
The twist? They had to rewrite their scenes using today’s slang. Check out their creative backdrops, props, and there were even some awesome sound effects!
The twist? They had to rewrite their scenes using today’s slang. Check out their creative backdrops, props, and there were even some awesome sound effects!
Early Release TODAY - Wednesday. Dismissal times are as follows: GEHS = 1:30 p.m., Middle Schools = 1:45 p.m., Elementary Schools = 1:55 p.m. Please call your child's school with any questions! Have a great day!
Getting ready for the TRMS pep rally with amazing support from staff, band, and cheer teams. School spirit is in full swing!
Three second graders from Grand Star spent last week working together to build the longest word ladder ever, decoding words, identifying sound changes, and practicing CVC patterns.
Mrs. King’s 5th-grade class celebrated their great behavior with a reward that kept growing all day long! 🎉 What started as a Tent Day turned into a fun-filled combo of pajamas, sweet treats, and stuffed animals. 🏕️😄
Everyone had a fantastic day filled with fun, responsibility, and well-earned rewards!
Everyone had a fantastic day filled with fun, responsibility, and well-earned rewards!
Nike Elementary 2nd-grade students sparked creativity by creating self-portraits to be displayed at the board office!
Sweet rewards! The top sellers from WMS’s chocolate bar fundraiser celebrated their success with a fun-filled day at Main Event! #WeAreUSD231
Showing up pays off! #WeAreUSD231 students with perfect attendance were rewarded with a sweet treat for their awesome commitment!
Early Release TODAY - Wednesday. Dismissal times are as follows: GEHS = 1:30 p.m., Middle Schools = 1:45 p.m., Elementary Schools = 1:55 p.m. Please call your child's school with any questions! Have a great day!
Wheatridge's Boys' Volleyball Club concluded the 2025 season with scrimmages against some of our staff. The students dominated on the court! 🏐
