Picture day looks different this year!
Meet Cotton, the first Tarantula of the season!
Calling all Walsh businesses! The Walsh High School Service & Leadership Team will be spirit painting downtown windows for our first service project this year.
Date: September 25th, 2000, starting at 8:00 a.m.
If you would like your windows painted with some good 'ole Eagles spirit, please rsvp by contacting team sponsor, Linette Crawford, at 324-5221, or team officers Saul Carrillo, Chelsea Brisendine, D'Neil Doyle, or MyKenzie Penick.
We look forward to hearing from you!
Don't forget your smile!
Picture day is tomorrow, Wednesday, Sept. 9th
PANDEMIC EBT Funds
Families eligible for free or reduced-price school meals may get $279 per eligible child in benefits to buy food, regardless of immigration status.
Some families who received SNAP in March, April, or May got these benefits on their EBT cards automatically. All other eligible families need to apply online by the September 23rd deadline.
Apply today for Pandemic EBT at www.coloradopeak.force.com/PEBT!
On August 25th, the Walsh High School Service & Leadership Team met to elect officers for the 2020-2021 school year. Meet President Saul Carrillo, Vice President Chelsea Brisendine, and Co-Secretary/Reporters D'Neil Doyle and MyKenzie Penick. The team discussed service projects planned for the year, as well as an upcoming after school activity for JH & HS students. Stay tuned!
On August 24th, our senior seminar class welcomed 2017 WHS graduate, Bailey Cook, for a career presentation. Bailey graduated from Colby Community College in 2019 in the Physical Therapy Assistant program, and has since been employed as a licensed PTA at Southeast Colorado Hospital District Rehab unit.
Bailey’s presentation included information on course work to become at PTA, the process to obtain a license to practice, and what a PTA does to help patients. Bailey’s plan for the future includes continuing her education to earn a Doctorate Degree in Physical Therapy.
Thank you, Bailey, for taking the time to introduce us to a very interesting career field!
Hey Elementary! 2-4-6-8 we've got more than you can take. 5-4-3-2-1 you know we've already won! Go Eagles 🦅
School Pictures are coming soon !!
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th
Envelopes will be sent home next week.
Hey JH and HS !!! We got spirit yes we do, we got spirit how about you?!?!
Walsh Jr/Sr High School's new leather craft class is underway! Students have been learning about design, preparation of leather, and tool usage. And practice - lots of practice!
Walsh Jr/Sr High School's new leather craft class is underway! Students have been learning about design, preparation of leather, and tool usage. And practice - lots of practice!
Student spotlight - Kadence Kunselman
Kadence recently created this pencil drawing after being inspired in her leathercraft class. Kadence really liked her teacher's demonstration artwork and decided to try her hand at creating her own floral design. Beautiful job, Kadence! We look forward to seeing more of your work in the future!
The Family Tailgate and Rent-An-Athlete was a huge success! A special thank you to Trina Cole (W Club Sponsor), Josh Wittler (Athletic Director), all the coaches, athletes, Steve Cogburn (auctioneer extraordinaire), Kyle Sniff (sound and technology), Denise Jones, North Fork Grain, cooks, parents, and community members who made the event possible. Go Eagles!
Don’t forget, the Family Tailgate and Rent-An-Athlete Auction is tonight! It will be held at the HS football field, not the park. Things will kickoff at 6:00 pm, so come a little early to get your parking space around the field. Hamburgers, chips, potato salad and bottled water will be served. Masks and social distancing are encouraged. Thank you to North Fork Grain for sponsoring this event!
More shoes more fun !
Great first day at Walsh Elementary! Great students ready to do great things !
Walsh Elementary- excited to be back in school !
The 2020-21 school year is off to a great start! JH and HS students began school on August 17th and were excited to see their friends and teachers. They spent the day attending classes, catching up with one another, and practicing school health and safety routines. Pictured below, TeAnna Sharpe, Kevin Rodriguez, Saul Carrillo-Gonzalez, D’Neil Doyle, Paul Lovato, and Mykenzie Penick look forward to an awesome SENIOR year!
Teachers, support staff, coaches, bus drivers, and administrators gathered for three days this week to learn and prepare for the upcoming school year. They participated in a workshop about growth mindset, showed their competitive spirits in team building activities, celebrated milestones, ate and laughed together, were trained in First Aid, and more. One thing is certain, our staff is the best!
