Kindergarten students and staff enjoyed a beautiful day at the annual Marr Park Field Trip on Friday, May 17th. Students visited various stations; including crafts, games, story-telling, music, prairie walk and button making. It was a perfect day!

The Washington High School National Honor Society teamed up with the Postal Service to Stamp Out Hunger. The high school collected 113 pounds of food to give to local food pantries. Mrs. Taylor's seminar came in first place with 35 pounds of food, Mr. Steen's seminar came in 2nd with 22 pounds of food, Mr. Van Winkle's seminar came in 3rd with 21 pounds, Mr. Weiland and Mrs. Foster's seminars tied for 4th place with 12 pounds of food, Mr. Pisarik's seminar came in 5th with 11 pounds of food and Mrs. Werth's seminar came in 6th with 10 pounds of food donated. The senior who won the gas card was Bridget N, who donated 10 pounds on her own! Thanks to all who helped. This was a successful food drive!

The Gateway to Technology (GTT) Design & Modeling Class is learning basic drafting techniques on the computer. As they master their skills, they quickly move on to 3D drawing starting with building a basic cube. Later they progress into building a more complex drawing. This classroom is 7th – 8th graders taught by Mr. Dave McLaughlin. Thank you to the Washington County Riverboat Foundation for helping to make many of our GTT-Gateway to Technology Classes available through a grant. The classes are very popular and give our students an edge in technology & engineering.