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Superintendent of Schools Dr. Scott McWilliams has announced his retirement, effective July 31, 2026. The Auburn-Washburn Board of Education is beginning the important process of selecting the...
Auburn-Washburn Superintendent of Schools Announces Retirement
Auburn-Washburn Superintendent of Schools Dr. Scott McWilliams has announced his retirement, effective July 31, 2026, following more than three decades of service in public education. Before...
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The All Stars are citizen scientists today! The Monarch Watch Tagging Program is a large-scale community science project that helps us understand the dynamics of the monarch's spectacular fall migration through mark and recapture. Tagging helps answer questions about the origins of monarchs that reach Mexico, such as the timing and pace of the migration.
Summit students are learning about microorganisms in science-specifically bacteria that live in and on the human body, as well as bacteria that can be picked up. Students had the option to complete this bread experiment at home and show the class! We haven't seen kids so excited about bacteria before!
Plan ahead and schedule your scholar’s absences or “leave early” “arrive late” days for appts and more. Here is how.
Big Home Cross Country Meet today
The 8th grade Cross Country team took 1st, 2nd, and 3rd in both the boys and girls races today!!
Boys-
1st: Eli Tenbrink
2nd: Mariner Svaty
3rd: Joey Deister
Girls-
1st: Avery Kennedy
2nd: Kenadee Booher
3rd: Charlotte Schrader
7th Volleyball had a great day at Rossville going 5-0 in the tournament for 1st place.
Auburn-Washburn USD 437
A new Environmental Science elective at Washburn Rural Middle School and Washburn Rural North Middle School is giving seventh-graders the opportunity to study how living things interact with their environment. In this hands-on course, students are developing strategies for sustainable resource use, exploring renewable energy options, and evaluating solutions for reducing pollution and protecting biodiversity.
As part of today's lesson, students used a watershed landscape model to observe how rainfall can cause pollutants to travel through runoff. Tomorrow, they'll shift their focus to the school grounds, using city topography maps and utilities exploration charts to investigate how water flows across the property.
Lost and Found is exploding. This is located in the hall on the way to lunch. Every student passes this every day on the way to lunch
