Any questions call the school at 620-782-3632.
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Our UHS boys cross country team competed at Regionals this morning at Trinity Academy. It was a rainy, wet, muddy mess, but our runners powered through the mud run to finish their season. #EagleStrong!
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Good Luck to the following runners!
Lilly Hoffman
Gracie Bishop
Ariana Roney
Alexis Kerr
Trinity Exley
Alina Iniguez
Natalie Perkins
James Hornecker
Cole Knapp
Caleb Fahey
Liam Dreiling
Ryan Sade
Kendal Caywood
Emerson Bass
Come out and support the Eagles!
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Any questions call the school at 620-782-3632.
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Starting Monday, October 27th high school students going out for Winter sports can condition at the Udall Recreation building.
Conditioning will be:
Monday-Friday
3:45 to 5:00 pm
October 27th - October 31st.
November 3rd - November 7th.
Any questions call the school 620-782-3623.
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Senior Salutes — Limited Space Available!
Celebrate your senior in style with a personalized Senior Salute Ad in the yearbook! Share cherished photos, heartfelt messages, and special memories that your family will treasure forever. Space is limited, so be sure to reserve your ad early—all requests require payment at the time of submission, and spots cannot be held without it.
Purchase Deadline: [December 1st, 2025]
Options:
½ Page Ad – $75
¼ Page Ad – $50
Photo & Message Guidelines:
All photos must be submitted digitally (JPEG or PNG format).
All content must be school-appropriate and approved prior to printing.
Space is limited – first come, first served! Reserve your spot today before they’re gone!
Keep your message short and meaningful. Due to limited space, long messages may be edited or shortened to fit the layout.
How to reserve your spot:
Request Your Ad: Email makennahayes@usd463.org with the subject line [Senior Salute - Student Name]
Confirm Your Spot: After we receive your request, we will provide instructions to submit payment. Spots cannot be held without payment.
Submit Photos & Message: Once payment is confirmed, send your photo(s) and message for approval before printing.
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National School Bus Safety Week
Each school day, millions of children ride school buses. Did you know that the school bus is one of the safest vehicles on the road? Less than 1% of all traffic fatalities involve children on school transportation vehicles. However, children are more at risk when approaching or leaving a school bus. It’s important for all drivers, as well as parents and students, to understand school bus safety.
*If the STOP sign is out and lights are flashing = STOP
*All vehicles from both directions should STOP.
*Have your child look both ways before crossing the road.
*Always walk in front of the bus , so the driver can see you.
* Know the Danger Zone = 12 feet around the bus
Thank your students bus driver. They are the first ones to see your student in the morning and the last one to see them at the end of the day. Their job is the most important one in the district. Getting your child to and from school, while keeping everyone one safe.
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National School Bus Safety Week
Myth #1 - School bus safety equipment doesn't matter in daylight
Fact: Most fatalities happen in broad daylight. Visibility matters 24/7.
Myth #2 - The Job Is Stress-Free Since It’s Just Driving
Fact: School bus drivers juggle multiple responsibilities. Besides driving, they ensure every child is safe, manage on-board behavior, and handle emergencies. It’s a role that demands patience, alertness, and excellent communication skills.
Myth 3: - School Bus Driving Is Just Like Driving Any Other Vehicle
Being a school bus driver demands specialized training and skills due to the unique nature of the job. School buses are bigger, have different visibility areas, and carry the most precious cargo – our children. The weight distribution, braking system, and maneuverability of these vehicles are significantly different from regular vehicles, which makes dedicated training mandatory to ensure safe transportation of children.
Remember, if the bus is stopped and lights are flashing, you need to STOP!
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Admission $6.00 for adults, $4.00 for K-12.
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