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Come support your Lady Blues and all the students participating at tonight's Volleyball Dual vs. Mill Valley! Match starts at 5:00 PM in the WRHS Activity Center, and varsity coverage will be live streamed at http://wrhs.net/live.
Armstrong’s art students for Dolly Day made their own coats of many colors. Finished products coming next week
Come support your Lady Blues and all the students participating at the round-robin Volleyball Tournament on Saturday, September 26! Games start at 9:00 AM in both the WRHS Activity Center and Gym A. Washburn Rural is hosting Blue Valley High School, Clay Center Community High School, Great Bend High School, Shawnee Mission Northwest High School, and St. James Academy.
Games will take place on both courts in the Activity Center and in Gym A. Gym A games will NOT be live streamed. Only Activity Center games will be live streamed at http://wrhs.net/live.
Dedicated runners in the rainy conditions.
Photos for FB from home CC meet.
We had runners medal in:
7th grade girls:
Kayla Koci - 10th
7thgrade boys:
Grayson Tomlins 10th,
Max Moore 4th*
8th grade boys:
Samuel Meek 10th,
Wyatt Deister 6th
Team Scores
7th girls 4th place
7th boys 1st place
8th boys 3rd place
When students share what they’ve learned, everyone levels up! 🎮⬆️
Washburn Rural High School senior and former Game Design student Brian Rodecap recently returned to Haley Schmitz's classroom to give students a live demonstration of his game, The Last Signal. Rodecap shared, “The Last Signal started as an idea for a class project and ended up becoming something I was genuinely proud of. It was really cool seeing an idea I came up with turn into a game people could actually play.”
Rodecap showed students the ins and outs of his game, including assets, tilemaps, and scripts. Students also had the opportunity to playtest the game and ask Rodecap questions about his experience and advice for the year ahead.
Of the experience, Schmitz shared, "Brian was a dedicated student who took advantage of every opportunity to develop his game. It was exciting for current students to see what is possible when they set their minds to a project!"
Want to see what our Game Design students have created? Check out the 2025-26 student game portfolios here: https://sites.google.com/usd437.net/gd-portfolios
Auburn-Washburn USD 437
When students share what they’ve learned, everyone levels up! 🎮⬆️
Washburn Rural High School senior and former Game Design student Brian Rodecap recently returned to Haley Schmitz's classroom to give students a live demonstration of his game, The Last Signal. Rodecap shared, “The Last Signal started as an idea for a class project and ended up becoming something I was genuinely proud of. It was really cool seeing an idea I came up with turn into a game people could actually play.”
Rodecap showed students the ins and outs of his game, including assets, tilemaps, and scripts. Students also had the opportunity to playtest the game and ask Rodecap questions about his experience and advice for the year ahead.
Of the experience, Schmitz shared, "Brian was a dedicated student who took advantage of every opportunity to develop his game. It was exciting for current students to see what is possible when they set their minds to a project!"
Want to see what our Game Design students have created? Check out the 2025-26 student game portfolios here: https://sites.google.com/usd437.net/gd-portfolios
Sixth graders in communications are combining art skills with photography to create their own Polaroid camera and photo.
