Public Shelter Statement
Udall USD 463 is dedicated to serving the community in which we thrive! As such we will maintain a public tornado shelter with the following guidelines:
1. The shelter is designated for a 258 person occupancy and during school hours preference will be given to students within the district and employees of the district. With our current attendance, the shelter would be fully occupied if both sites are in the shelter. For that reason, we will not have the shelter available during school hours.
2. After the hour of 4 PM and before the hour of 7 AM school days and non-school days the shelter will be available to the community to the first 258 people. During public occupancy times it will be the responsibility of the City of Udall to open maintain, determine occupancy limits, and release public participants. The shelter will only be open under a “Tornado Warning: Take Action” City Sirens activated as issued by the National Weather Service (see link below). The public will be permitted to enter through the east entrance and the south entrance on the west side of the shelter.
3. NO ANIMALS WILL BE ALLOWED unless they are a required service animal.
4. No tobacco, alcohol, vape or illegal drug use will be permitted on school premises.
https://alerts.weather.gov/cap/wwaatmget.php?x=KSC035&y=1
Thank you for your cooperation.
Udall School Administration
Notice approved by Udall Board of Education 4/11/2022
Please let me know if you are interested in helping with the high school track meet on Friday, May 6th at 3:00 PM.
Wyatt Williams
Heads up! Teacher Appreciation week is next week. Let’s show ‘em some love ❤️ 🦅🤍
Check out this story about your Udall Eagles Softball Team and their record setting game!
https://sportsinks.com/softball-in-kansas-they-dug-deep-and-fought-back-the-layers-behind-udall-50-south-haven-caldwell-46-the-highest-scoring-hs-softball-game-ever/
The Udall FBLA members are having a taco feed and bingo on Saturday, May 7th. Tacos will be served at 6:00 and bingo will start at 7:00. All details are below. Eight FBLA members qualified to compete at nationals. The proceeds from the evening will help send these members to the National FBLA Conference in Chicago this summer.
Community Service Day is this Thursday, April 28th! All students, K-12, will participate in community service activities during the morning. We will meet at the Udall park for a cookout at lunch. All community members are invited to come have lunch with us! Lunch will be served from 11:00 - 12:30. We want to say a huge than you to the Udall SUN Club for providing cookies for everyone. We hope to see everyone at the park Thursday!
Attention Parents of Seniors! Yearbooks are selling fast, so make sure you pick one up for your senior. The cost is $30. If you want to buy a senior tribute ad to showcase pictures of your senior and a message to them, please get the money to me soon. I only have 2 1/4 pages left for tributes. It's first come first served. Also, I need senior pics by May 1st for the yearbook, unless you want to keep the fall photo the school has already taken. Any questions, email melaniewood@usd463.org
Middle School cheer tryouts will be Friday, April 29th. All parent information is on the attached flyer.
The 5th grade classes enjoyed hosting an Easter egg hunt for our Kindergartners at the Udall City Park.. In addition to the Easter egg hunt, the students had lunch together and played at the park. #EagleStrong!
Our 1st graders presented their PBL on Animal Kingdoms to our Udall Elementary students, staff, and family members this afternoon. While using a visual poster that each group created, our 1st graders shared several interesting facts that they learned about each of their animals. Our 1st graders did an awesome job on each of their presentations! #EagleStrong!
Our 1st graders presented their PBL on Animal Kingdoms to our Udall Elementary students, staff, and family members this afternoon. While using a visual poster that each group created, our 1st graders shared several interesting facts that they learned about each of their animals. Our 1st graders did an awesome job on each of their presentations! #EagleStrong!
Our 1st graders presented their PBL on Animal Kingdoms to our Udall Elementary students, staff, and family members this afternoon. While using a visual poster that each group created, our 1st graders shared several interesting facts that they learned about each of their animals. Our 1st graders did an awesome job on each of their presentations! #EagleStrong!
Our 5th grade classes attended a presentation from Krysanna Allen, our Udall Head Cook, who has a small bakery business. As part of their Career PBL on Entrepreneurship, the class had a great question & answer session and then she guided the class on the art of decorating cookies. #EagleStrong!
Our Udall Elementary Kindergarten classes hosted their adopted Board of Education member, Shelly French, today. They watched a short video which reminded everyone what our school board members do for us, and then she read the class a book. #EagleStrong!
Whiskers would like to wish everyone a Happy Easter and remind them of the 4 day weekend! No school Friday and Monday.
HS Baseball ONLY @ Cedar Vale- Single Game at 6:00 PM
Sports' Today- 4/12/2022
MS Track @ Oxford- starts at 3:00 PM
HS Track @ Belle Plaine- starts at 3:15 PM
The pole vault has been cancelled at both track meets due to high winds. I will let everybody know if anything changes.
In our honor of the spring season, our Udall Elementary Kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd grade classes each performed three songs for their spring concert last Friday evening. Thank you to Mr. McKee for helping our students do their best and thank you to our families and friends who came and supported all of the musical fun. #EagleStrong!
As part of their Career Pathways PBL focused on entrepreneurship, students in Mrs. Logsdon's 5th grade class presented to Mrs. Leiblie's Marketing class at Udall High School this week. First, students completed a mini research project over past inventors and then they brainstormed ideas for their own inventions. The question they had to answer was, "Are there any inventions that haven't been invented yet that could help us in everyday life?" Our 5th graders partnered with a classmate to create their own group inventions. Although our 5th graders were nervous to present to our high school students, we are so proud of our 5th graders for all of their hard work and for answering any questions that the high schooler's sent their way. #EagleStrong!
Join us for Promenade, 4:30 pm on Saturday, April 9th as the Juniors & Seniors head off to enjoy an "Enchanted Night Prom" of dinner and dancing.
Students will arrive in front of the High School Gym in their vehicle to walk the red carpet. Bleachers will be set up to sit on or feel free to bring your own lawn chair. Come support our kids and see them in their glitz and glamour.
