Mr. Haag's Anatomy class had a lab in their unit covering the sensory system. In the lab, they tried various foods without sight, smell, or taste. The students had a blast!
All competitors did an excellent job and we are proud of all of you.
Special thank you to the competition judges, those who helped organize the competition, and the Gordon Theater for allowing the use of the theater to host the competition.
Amara will now move on to the regional competition.
Just a reminder that the Gordon-Rushville High School All-school Poetry Out Loud competition will be held at the Gordon Theater tomorrow, January 29 at 4:15 p.m..
Eight finalists will compete in two rounds of poetry recitation to select a school champion to move to Regionals and State. Last year, GRHS student Lainey Fillmore won the State competition advancing to Nationals. She represented Nebraska in competition in Washington, D.C. Community, family, and friends are encouraged to attend. Refreshments will be provided. There is no charge for the event; however, a free will donation to the Gordon Theater will be accepted. Poetry Out Loud lifts poetry off the page, creating community and connection. Since the program began in 2005, more than 4.5 high school students have participated in this dynamic poetry recitation competition. Poetry Out Loud can help students improve public speaking skills, build confidence, and grow their appreciation for poetry. In recognition of America's 250th anniversary in 2026, this year's program will focus on poems that celebrate the rich tapestry of American history and culture.
For more information regarding Poetry Out Loud see this link: https://www.artscouncil.nebraska.gov/arts-education/poetry-out-loud/
Lady Mustangs Roll tonight in Oelrichs. Good start to the week. Keep it up Ladies!
I just got word that we are able to stream tonight's basketball games at Oelrichs via Hudl Fan.
Gordon-Rushville High School would like to congratulate Kirsten Heck on earning her 100th career wrestling victory, achieved this Saturday at the Chadron Invitational.
What an outstanding accomplishment—congratulations to Kirsten on this milestone achievement!
Kirsten Heck earned 100 career wins this past Saturday at the Chadron Wrestling Tournament! What a great accomplishment! Not only did she hit 100 career wins but she is the first Mustang Girl Wrestler at GRHS to do it! Congratulations on this accomplishment, finish strong and keep it going!!
Kirsten and her teammates will wrestle at Ainsworth this Friday and Boone Central on Saturday. Next week is Districts!
GRHS Senior Kylie Goings, with the help of her sharp shooting teammates, carved her name in the record book dishing out 11 assists! The record was previously 10 and belonged to Callie Shultz.
Congratulations to Kylie on breaking the record! Keep up the hard work and hustle! You are so fun to watch!
Congratulations to our GRHS Mustang Girls Wrestling Team and Coaches for being crowned WTC Champions this year in Hemingford! Way To Go!
JEO will provide additional facility assessment information and updated cost projections. The district will provide information regarding enrollment, academic achievement, and financials as well. There will also be a walking tour of the high school building.
Please plan on attending to offer input and complete a brief survey at the conclusion of the meeting regarding potential facility updates.
We hope to see you there!
Eight finalists will compete in two rounds of poetry recitation to select a school champion to move to Regionals and State. Last year, GRHS student Lainey Fillmore won the State competition advancing to Nationals. She represented Nebraska in competition in Washington, D.C. Community, family, and friends are encouraged to attend. Refreshments will be provided. There is no charge for the event; however, a free will donation to the Gordon Theater will be accepted. Poetry Out Loud lifts poetry off the page, creating community and connection. Since the program began in 2005, more than 4.5 high school students have participated in this dynamic poetry recitation competition. Poetry Out Loud can help students improve public speaking skills, build confidence, and grow their appreciation for poetry. In recognition of America's 250th anniversary in 2026, this year's program will focus on poems that celebrate the rich tapestry of American history and culture.
For more information regarding Poetry Out Loud see this link: https://www.artscouncil.nebraska.gov/arts-education/poetry-out-loud/
