Dear Students and Staff,
The regional epidemiologist has recommended that due to increased Covid-19 positive cases in our region the homecoming dance is cancelled. This is due in part to the new State guidelines of no more than 10 people or two families congregating.
Our goal is to keep our students safe and continue learning in-person. While this decision will be disappointing to some, it is made with the goal of keeping student health and in-person learning our highest priorities. Thank you to everyone who worked so hard to make this week happen, unlike many high schools in the state, we are fortunate to have had a parade and homecoming game.
Be safe Eagles!
Our 8th grade shop class just completed corn hole boards for our community pre-homecoming activities this Saturday at city park. They're getting a little bit of practice in before the big day. Great work, class!
Celebrating our students and teachers is an important part of our work as a school community. Last night, four young poets shared their poems with the Board of Education. The students wrote their poems in Mrs. Cook’s 2nd grade class last year and each poem was published in an anthology. In fact, 19 poems were published, one from each student in the class! Way to go, kids!
P/T Conferences were a huge success!
If you ordered Crave Kettle Corn from the junior class, it is being delivered today!
Thank you to Kaylea McCall and Nancy Hinds of Crave Kettle Corn for making this fundraiser possible. We appreciate your support. Thank you!!
Football Information for October 17, 2020 @ Branson, CO
11 AM - JH and 1 PM - HS
The 2nd graders have been learning about "The Truth Behind Chocolate and Vanilla. Looks like a yummy lesson !!
WHS sophomore biology students have been studying about cells and completed a fun project. They created cell models with cakes! Their teacher, Mr. Hufford, has named this photo a "cell-fie!"
Junior High and High School Parent/Teacher Conferences will be held on October 14, 2020 from 4:30 pm - 8:00 pm. All conferences will be held in the HS Gym. Remember: wear a cloth face covering, practice social distancing, and stay home if you're experiencing symptoms of Coronavirus and/or are running a fever. Hand sanitizer will be available.
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Students learning to make butter!
Homecoming will be the week of October 19th and Student Council has many fun activities planned for our students, families, and community members. Keep an eye out for information about the Elementary Dress Up days next week.
Masks and social distancing are encouraged! Hand sanitizing stations will be available. We hope to see you there!
Go Eagles!
The Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA) is in year 2 of piloting Esports as a competitive activity. Yesterday, Walsh High School’s team, the “PTB Clan”, scrimmaged with the Arvada West JV Purple team. They played Rocket League for a best of 5 match.
WHS PTB Clan members are: Saul Carrillo, Jaron Freiberger, Leyton Jones, Paul Lovato, & Kevin Rodriguez. The team is coached by Mr. Tyler Hufford.
Esports provide opportunities for students who might not otherwise participate in extracurricular activities and opens doors to careers in art, engineering, and game design.
Parent and Player Meeting for HS Football, E-Sports, and Cheerleading
Football kicks off October 10th when the Eagles travel to Saguache, CO to face off against Mountain Valley. See the full schedule below.
Walsh High School's Service & Leadership Team completed their first service project today. - We spirit painted windows at North Fork Grain, Cook Oil, Piccadilly, Walsh Community Grocery Store, Millers Specialty & More, Frontier Bank, City Hall, Walsh Auto parts, Tedder Ag., The Merca, Golden Plains Insurance, and Teeter Irrigation. Thank you to all of these businesses who gave us a place to display our school spirit! Go Eagles!
Walsh High School's Service & Leadership Team completed their first service project today. - We spirit painted windows at North Fork Grain, Cook Oil, Piccadilly, Walsh Community Grocery Store, Millers Specialty & More, Frontier Bank, City Hall, Walsh Auto parts, Tedder Ag., The Merca, Golden Plains Insurance, and Teeter Irrigation. Thank you to all of these businesses who gave us a place to display our school spirit! Go Eagles!
Walsh High School's Service & Leadership Team completed their first service project today. - We spirit painted windows at North Fork Grain, Cook Oil, Piccadilly, Walsh Community Grocery Store, Millers Specialty & More, Frontier Bank, City Hall, Walsh Auto parts, Tedder Ag., The Merca, Golden Plains Insurance, and Teeter Irrigation. Thank you to all of these businesses who gave us a place to display our school spirit! Go Eagles!
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Our 8th grade shop class proudly displaying their most recent wood working projects - bird houses!
