The Hiawatha High School theater department has announced an upcoming presentation of Grease, a family-friendly musical spin on the classic film, for its spring production. The show will run on Friday, May 7 and Saturday, May 8 at the south side of the Brown County Courthouse; specific times…
The purpose of National Honor Society (NHS) is to elevate students, school academics, leadership, and community engagement. Members of National Honor Society are encouraged to exemplify characteristics such as character, service, and leadership.
Amid the highly-anticipated preparations for the 2021 Winter Homecoming, students at HHS have elected Mitch Bryan, Makayla Pilcher, Dylan “DJ” Sample, Abigail Lowe, Jack Rosa and Nicole Stueve as their Homecoming Court.
Members of Hiawatha High School’s Red Hawk Stop presented a check of $400 to HOPE Brown County on Nov. 6.
With Hiawatha High well into the second quarter, students and faculty around the school are collaborating to put on their annual theater piece this coming weekend in the school auditorium.
“The Addams Family,” a classic musical production that everyone should be aware of, was put on by the actors and actresses of Hiawatha High School on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 9, 10 and 11.
Highland Community College of northeast Kansas and the American Civil Liberties Union have “resolved” civil rights litigation involving four Black young people who have studied at the college.
Highland Community College extended what was originally a three-day period of remote learning to the end of the semester, according to an announcement late Tuesday by the Doniphan County school.
Highland Community College has announced that it has been named the top 10 best nursing school in the state of Kansas.
Highland Community College’s Erica Whearty is a member of Phi Theta Kappa on the Wamego Campus. Whearty is one of 207 PTK members named a 2020 Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise Scholar and will receive a $1,000 scholarship.
COVID-19 continues to be the main topic of discussion in the country. As July comes to an end, the discussion shifts to how the coronavirus is going to impact schools and colleges.
The Hiawatha School Board voted Monday night to remove the in school mask mandate and transition it to “highly recommended” effective at end of day Friday.
The USD 430 School Board met on March 22 for their regular monthly meeting, and Superintendent Jason Cline proposed that with the city receiving grant money for remodeling their baseball facilities, the school should be able to move forward with adding baseball and softball as school sports.
March 10, 2021 Unofficial Minutes
The Hiawatha School Board met Monday night and started its meeting with recognition of the Red Hawk Booster club.
The Hiawatha School Board heard positive news of the county and school health climate from the county health director and school nurses at Monday night’s regular meeting.
Hiawatha Middle School's Science Olympiad team competed in state competition throughout the month of April - all virtual competitions. In the Team Small School Division, Hiawatha took third place and in the overall team category that included all divisions, Hiawatha placed 11th.
Kindergarten Round-up and Screening has been scheduled for Friday, May 7 at the Horton Elementary School. Age requirement for children entering kindergarten for the state of Kansas is age 5 or older on or before Aug. 31, 2021.
Saturday, April 17 marks the date of Prom 2021 — an event that juniors and seniors in Hiawatha have long been anticipating.
Hiawatha Elementary is planning Kindergarten Screenings on April 29 and 30th.
USD 430 South Brown County’s Fine Arts Department and the Horton High School Art Club recently received charitable donations from the Golden Eagle Casino, two private donations, Kickapoo Housing Authority, and a grant from Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation Charitable Contributions to help purch…
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