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Wednesday, January 15 is an Early Release day. Students will be dismissed 90 minutes earlier than regularly scheduled. Auburn-Washburn provides early release days to give teachers an opportunity...
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Good afternoon:
To ensure a smooth start to the semester, we offer the following suggestions.
Please remind your students to charge their Chromebook today to ensure they are operational for the morning. We also recommend that they clean out their bags to eliminate unnecessary items and excess weight.
Students who drive should start their vehicles today, if they have not done so recently, and clear snow and ice from windows and flat surfaces. Additionally, please encourage them to depart early and exercise caution while driving to school.
We look forward to seeing all students tomorrow!
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The Innovation Center at Washburn Rural High School has officially opened its doors, offering students an exciting new space equipped with cutting-edge technology. From state-of-the-art classrooms to fully equipped labs, students are diving into hands-on learning experiences like never before.
"Regardless of what program our kids are in, I think our greatest hope is that they're in the classroom, and in the shops, and in the labs acquiring skills and knowledge that really helps them bridge the gap to whatever is next for them," said Associate Principal Kyle Reed.
Auburn-Washburn USD 437
The Innovation Center at Washburn Rural High School has officially opened its doors, offering students an exciting new space equipped with cutting-edge technology. From state-of-the-art classrooms to fully equipped labs, students are diving into hands-on learning experiences like never before.
"Regardless of what program our kids are in, I think our greatest hope is that they're in the classroom, and in the shops, and in the labs acquiring skills and knowledge that really helps them bridge the gap to whatever is next for them," said Associate Principal Kyle Reed.
Auburn-Washburn USD 437
Looking for a sturdy, weather-resistant dog house? Consider purchasing one built by Washburn Rural High School students! Perfect for your furry friend, these dog houses are built with care and quality. Support student projects and give your dog the home they deserve!🐾
Auburn-Washburn USD 437
🔨FOR SALE: Garden Shed🔨
Looking for a sturdy storage solution? This 10' x 12' garden shed was built by students in the Construction and Design class at Washburn Rural High School! Features include:
- 8' walls and double doors
- Textured smart siding and weather wood architectural shingles
- Floor system made with treated material
Support our students while getting a high-quality, hand-built shed!
Check out the latest issue of Junior Blues News!
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Girls Varsity Tennis finishes 1st place at Quad @ Lawrence - Lawrence, Shawnee Mission-South, Topeka High
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Girls Varsity Tennis finishes 1st place at Quad @ Lawrence - Lawrence, Shawnee Mission-South, Topeka
Girls Sweep Lawrence quad. The girls played to the highest level and encouraged each other to the max. Very proud of what they accomplished.
Four Washburn Rural High School students have been named semifinalists in the National Merit Scholarship Program, a distinction awarded to less than one percent of U.S. high school seniors. Kavinayashri Chidambaranathan, Aditi Nimishakavi, Camden Sayers, and Parker Williams were among the top scorers on the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, earning them this prestigious distinction. Two additional Washburn Rural High School seniors, Jackson Harader and Ananya Anaparthi, were named National Merit Commended Scholars for scoring among the top 50,000 students out of more than 1.3 million participants nationwide. Pictured FR ( L to R): A. Anaparthi, NMC; K. Chidambaranathan, NMSF; A. Nimishakavi, NMSF; BR (L to R): C. Sayers, NMSF; P. Williams, NMSF; J. Harader, NMC. Well done!
Rural soccer wins big in the home opener against Manhattan!
Final score;
Rural-7
Manhattan-0
